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Dance for Seryicen,en

An outdoor pops dance for
iservicemen will be held at $50
pm. Wednesday on the Star
light Roof Of the Washington
Jewish Community Center, 1929
Sixteenth street NV.
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Officers Wives Clubs
Mrs. Talbot to Entertain
Jongos; Officers Elected

Transportation Corps. Women's
Club were announced at the last
meeting Of the season. Mrs. Paul
F. Yount, wife Of the Chief OF
Transportation, honorary presi-
dent; Mrs. Vernon johnson. pres
ident: Mrs. Andrews p. Flanna-
gan. first vice president: Mrs.
Robert Mann, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Arthur Fillbrandt. re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Walter
Rutledge, corresponding secre-
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Miss Noble
To Be Bride

The engagement Of Miss Max
Inc Noble to 1t. william w. Me-
Lean. jr.. son Of Mr.. and MRS.
william w. Mclean Of Wasla-
ington. is announced BY her
mother. Mrs. Arthur knight
Noble. Of San Antonio. Texas.
Miss Mobiles father. Is the late
Col. Noble.
Miss Noble attended the Uni-
versity Of Texas. 1t. Mclean
graduated from the University
OF Maryland and is currently
stationed at Lakeland Air Force
Base.
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tary; Mrs. Donald Noake. treas
urer, Mrs. Marzelle Boyd, assist
and treasurer. -E. N. d.
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Mrs. Harold x. TalDoCCs VIE
Of the Secretary Of the Air Force
will be at home from 4:30 to
6 o'clock on Tuesday to Jango
Juniors who serve their volun-
teer hours at the canteen.
This gracious gesture on the
part Of Mrs. Talbot. also pro-
vides an opportunity to pre-
sent the Talbot Award" to the
Junior who has served faithfully
in the Canteen at the Soldiers
and Sailors and Airmen's Club,
over a period Of time.
A picnic is planned for the
Jangos Wednesday, June %,
from to 9 o'clock at the Picnic
Grove %, Rock Greek Park. This
will be the last social get to-
gether for this year. All men,
bers are urged to attend.
Members of the Junior Board
will endeavour to call all Junior
Jangos. Should they not reach
every one, it is hoped that they
will call the Jango Office, Ma
tional $500, or Nancy Toliver,
jackson 2-0308 for Virginia;
Lyn Mcclure, Emerson 3-S409
for Washington; Anna Maury,
Lockwood 5-1511 for Maryland.
Finonce Officers Wives
Bridge luncheons will be held
the third Thursday Of June.
July and August, for the FL
nance Corps Ofhcers Wives Club,
at the Army Navy Coutry Club.
HosteSses for Thursday are
Mrs. j. r. Duffy; Mrs. w. F.
Ashenfelder; and Mrs. j. e.
Hughes. Luncheon at IL noon.
Reservations may be made
through any one of the three
hostesSeS.
At the last luncheon, election
Of officers for the coming year
was held and the following were
announced. Mrs. Bickford e.
Sawyer, wife Of the Chief of
Finance will again serve as
honorary president. Mrs. T. C..
Davis is president, Mrs. s. J.
Heliker, vice president, Mrs. j. L.
Clancy, secretary and Mrs. w. C..
Thomas, treasurer.
Air Force Dental Wives
Mrs. Marvin e. Kennebeck,
honorary president Of the Air
Force Dental Wives Club, will be
hostess to the members at their
final meeting of this season on
Wednesday at her home, 1923
Lynnhurst st., Chevy Chase.
Luncheon Is at 1890. Assist
ing the hostess will be Mrs. Jack
L. Hartley and Mrs. Henry I.
Copeland. Following the lunch
con Mrs. Donald c. Hudson,
president, will conduct the meet
ing at which final reports for
the year will be given by chair
men.
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imported from Belgium -.
high pile terry TOWELS
In q handsome embossed effect ivy potten,
these BeIeion imports add bath beauty and
utility Deep nap, closely woven and eener-
ousIy sized, here ore towels to make joyous
wedding gift :. or delight anyone else with
an eye for beouty Sand, turquoise, pink,
white, oroy or gold. Bath 25x5o", $50; hand
l6xzs", $50; wash cloth l3xl3", 6Oc. Not
shown bath mat 22x36". $50.
WGL-Linens, 5th Floor
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~. ,,-c,yr r. woonAMARD q IOTFROP 5. KANN SONS
SAsrWIY STORES PEOPLES DRUGS FOOD tAlE
senN NATIoN WIDE STORES PEOPLES HARDWARE
tS''T ~ Eoon eropEs SEARS RoEBUcK WHELANS
ALSO AT YOUR LOCAL DRUG, HARDWARE OR GROCERY SIOM
INSIST ON GENUINE JoHNS0NS NO-ROACH
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Air Force DentoI Wives
Lodies Of Judge Advocate
Generals Corps

Mrs. Eugene M. Caffey, wife
Of the Judge Advocate General
of the Army, will receive with
Mrs. Claude B. Micklewait; Mrs.
George w. Hickman and Mrs.
Sanford c. Miller chairman of
the luncheon on Wednesday at
1880 at the Army Navy Country
Club.
Honor guests will be Mrs. Al
bert M. Kuhfeld and Mrs. s. B.
D. Wood. Following the luncheon
Mr.. Victor Dammit will enter
tain with q demonstration Of
ballroom dancing.
Navy Supply Corps Wives
The retiring board Of the Sup
ply Corps Ofhcers' Wives Club
and Mrs. Walter w. Honaker
were the honor guests at the
final luncheon Of the season at
the Army Navy Country Club on
Tuesday.
Theme Of the luncheon was
the ballot box and bon voyage
with spring flowers everywhere
The ballot boxes were identif1-
cation cards, and travellogues
were all around the room.
New officers for the coming
season were announced. Mrs
Murrey L. Royar, wife Of the
Chief Of the Bureau Of Supple.
and Accounts, honorary presi.
dent: executive chairman, Mrs
Dewitt c. Mackenzie; Mrs. j
Kenworthy Aldridge, recording
secretary; Mrs. James H. Ard
corresponding secretary and mrs
Bert Smith, treasurer.
Transportation Corps
Newly-elected officers Of tn,
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CAS- FOR A BRIDE OR FOR YOU
Our Wedding Service

For brides registered with US.
we. can tell you. her silver,
cystoI and china potterns ).
what pieces the bride needs,
what other homefurnishines
would be suitable. Wedding
Service ConsuItonts, 5th Floor,
Washington store will be eIod
to help you.
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SALE
FINE
LAMPS
34.95
if in regular stock
would be $500 to 600

OnTy once in q while do you run into
q bonanza like this. Toll, majestic
lamps with rich, unusual decoration,
hand sewn shades and 3-woy sockets
to give clear, bright light. i in reeu-
lar stock these lamps would be $500
to $500, and, when you see them,
you'll know why each one is wonder
full buy at only 34.e5.
l. MorbeIized, coIumnor bose, 80"
toll.
2. Green Ieof motif. urn shope, 30"
tall.
8. Urn shape, brushed bross base, 3d.
tall.
4. Hand painted gloss, golden butter
fly decoration, 81" toll.
S. Hand painted bristol. "a" toll.
6. Bristol" column, Greek key decor,
81" toll.
7. bristol" lamp, pedestoI base, 50"
toll.
WGL-Lomps and shodes, 7th Floor 8
.. also Chevy Chose
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APT. VALUES

APT. VALUES
S5l RALEIGH ST. Sc.
bath. sS7.So .a I; per mo-. nlas''' a'' ahe
1850 27th ST. sc.
New bldg.; excel transp. and shop.
pingi hedrm., nv. rm., dinette
kit. and bath. Incl. al utils. S84.6O
ss1S LINCOLN RID. NE.
bath. incl. utils.: S76.
zoe q ST. Sc
bedrm.. hv rm.. kit and bath
4312 HALEY TERRACE Sc.
h.tS Dsdrr;s Gao iy; " rm. dinette. kit and
Is DANBURY ST. Sc
! bsdrrs:: liy rm., dinette. kit. and
1885 Sd ST. NE
Emo apt. incl all utils. SS4.5o.
101 d ST. Sc.
$49. go.
1885 3rd ST. NE.
hedrm., liv. rm.. dinette. kit. bath:
S67.b0 per mo.
1900 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
bedrm., hv. rm., dinette. kit. bath,
incl all utils.; S75 per mo.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtors Ma. 8 5000
sos N. Capitol st.
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COLORED-LIv. RM.. bedrm.. kit,
pvt. bath. wkly. or monthly rates,
1341 Oak st. NV, nr. 14th and
Park rd., HU. 3-S941, RA. 3-O277.
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Garden APTS SI

One and two bedroom. furn. apis.
$95-$110:. utilities incl; conv. tc
transp., shopping and schools. LU
2-61OO. -23
COLORED NV. SECTION = Two
rm., kit. apt, furn.; conv. transp
and shopping. RA. 6-6s95. -21
COLORED-BSMT. APT, pvt. entr
completely furn.; utils. incl; reas
COLoREDGLIv. RM., bedrm.. kit.
pvt. bath. wkly. or monthly rates
l341 Oak st. nv, mr.: 14th ane
Park rd., HU. 3-S941. RA. 3-0277
CoLoRED-e ROOM, KIT. and batf
furn. apt. util; furn.. child ac-
CoLORED9i45s FFAIRMoNT ST
N:W-1 room, kitchen: share bath
S62.50. ME- S-4941. -2l
COLORED-3536 CENTER ST. NV
New, all-modern bldg. Only q few
1-bedroom apts. left. Rents slashed.
Spacious rooms; modern tiled baths
duced price to good credit risks.
See resident manager, Apt. 10 or
Apt. 2. JAMES e. SCOTT, Agent.
COLORED-854 Z NE rms, Kit
and bath: heat. $50. Cali OF, z
C0IooRED-NEwLY DEC. furn. apts
and sleeping rms. 739 Otis pl. NV
Quiet resspssectable 9 sc 5Y house, Open e 3 s;st
COLORED-I BEDRM., kit. ant
bath. Lavishly furn. Suitable for re.
fined couple or 2 ladies. Must have
good references. Apply 1907 It'll
st. NV. Ask for MR.. ROUSE.
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APTs. FURNIsHED--MD.

TAKOMA PARK--Nicely furn.., liy.
entirely pvt; bus blks.: sos mo.
JU. 9-7007.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and street.
car serv., rms, pvt. bath and
entr,, all utils. furn. S75 mo. WA
Mr.. CATHOLIC AND MD. UNIVERSE
TIES-2 small bedrms., lee. liv.
rm., dinette and kit, pvt bath, lge.
fenced yd., good for children. $S5.
3615 Hamilton St, W. Hyattsville,
Md. WA, T-227S. -26
SILVER SPRING-Liv. rm.,. bedrm.,
S9s.60; no pets; couple. 10. 3-6SS9.
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1915, r ST. N.W.-Liv. rm,, bedrm.
Kitchen and bath, all utiis. incl.
sley.- and switchboard service,
SS2.o0 per mo-, avail. now. Cali
DU. 7-1916. TYLER 4 RUTHER..
FORD INC. 410 17th Et n M
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JEFFREY GARDENS

CHESAPEAKE st.. left to 7th st. and
JEFFREY GARDENS
4se4 7tSH 7tSHSatDsHt 81. s.E. @ANAdeE 5os s-o7oc
cOLORED-lS4O VERNON ST. NV
quiet apt. bldg; eonv. loc.; prefei'
settled adults; SIS. ME. s-6883.
CoLoRED-7os 9th ST. N.w.-Nev-
ly decorated l lge. rm., kit. and
bath: new refrigerator and stove;
$62.6O mo-, incl. all utilities. Bee
sssnitSr sRnSG on premises or call ME.
CoLoEED-zzIs zIs 17th ST. NV
fs aaS SatS ttsSG'c$SFs'fd $4s mo-. lasfs ncI 6.ai 5
q; csSS;snlsss or "1l ssIl g. s,ls4sS. slss449sSr on
COLORED - TWO-BEDROOM APT.
IN new de luxe building ct 8O1 49th
y; ne. corner Hayes St.. Separate
kit, and full bath: $93 incl. every
thing. Plenty of storage, laundry
eaeb and darylns aCnr roc rooms; incinerator on
coISREpi4sh taS5 :. nT aND NA SlR$4S; iR$fSc srs
NV rms. kit. and bath: also
lsrge front rm. CO. 5-46a1. -22
COIORED-1824 s ST. N.W.-3 rms.
location; $3.50. Ho. Ss7o4ss
C0LoRED-NEw 1-bedroom apt apt ]
CHAEL G. Walsh . & SONS. 1S11 Eye
co5LokEDS q ORE ~ SHAFT. SHAFT oNE-sDEDGsSM.,
liy. rm.. kit. and bath apis. Near
Florida ave. at 500 You st. NV,
Modern elec. kit, full tiled bath,
$500: See JanitoE or SHANNON
q 9 ~ LgGH NI COMPANY 1905 Il. st.
CoT0RE6So61s ED oGsaV = ST. Me- nm.
kit, bath. $40 plus utiis. conv
COLoRED.52s SStR ST. Ne
bedrms., liv. rm.. kit. and bath; IL
almost new duplex bldg. Inspect
then call CO. 5-6222.
COLORED-3 LGE. RMS. plus di.
nette, KIT. and bath. No children
CofofE1s1oo AG fSesO Ge NJ isth S14gSG' sT. nv Nv
5s9 5bS9beSsn ar apt n n.bssF modern .aa sley
COLORED-A LGE., I-bedroom, liv.
rm., kit. and bath apt; avail. Aug.
/ at 432 8th st. NV; $43.55. plus
utilities. Prefer older, responsible
couple: SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 3 st. NV, Ma. S-2345.
COLORED-1327 KENYON ST. NV.
Il and rooms apts.;. kitchen and
m9asrR RNssns bath; no children. GO.
cQLoRED-NICE PLACE TO LIVE
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Now Available
TO COLORED
SELECT LOCATION
7th AND VARNIJM NV.
Choice. 2-room, kitchen, dinette, batE
apts.: furnished or unfurnished.
S69.50 UP
See Janitor. 1926 7th st. NV, or
j. Dallas Grady & Son
11O4 Vermont Ave. NV, CO. B-622s
APTS. UNFURllISHED-MD.

APJS. UNfUkNtSHED-MD.
SILVER. STRING. mr.. Ga. and Coles.
vile rd:-1 hedrm.,. liv. rm.. dinette
mo-. utils. incl. Cali JU. 9-349o. -2s
BETHESDA - Living room. dinette
kitchen. 2 bedrooms and bath: con-
ties and transportation. OIL. 4-2546.
8 Am. to 9 pm. --23
CORAL HILLS-Garden apts.. 8 bed.
rms, S105.. incl. utils. Near shop.
school and bus. 10. S-70SS. 80
ROCKVILLE-One. two and three
bedrm. apis: liv. rm.. dinette. kit,
schools and shopping center; S65 to
NR. FL0WER-PfNEY BRANCH shop
ping center-2 bedrms.: cool, quiet,
conv. loc.; couple pref; refs; utils,
not incl; $86. 10. 3-6SS9. --2S
TAKOMA PARK. .6S11 Redtop rd.,
asy t Psh 9s.s ssSFsfs s9sgo iPsfe Ps u, H asS HR
BETHESDA. Md, 7os4 strathmSore
st:-Lge. apt; BLDG. cross vent.
close. to schools, stores and transp.
rq ana KIT: incl. '; utiis.. M only s1o5 1ssT per
See janitor on premises or call e.
NJ. FRY, OIL. 6-73S3.
2ND FL. with porch near Sanitorium.
Liv. rm.. din, rm., bedrm., kitchen
ette. 2 adults, $75. JU. 5-3Os5;;
SILVER SPRING AREA 2-bedrm.,
de luxe units, only $79.50-$S4: 80,
plus utils.; featuring rear kitchen
entrance, garbage disposal, 9.2-cu.
It. refgr. and automatic washing
machine connections in kitchens.
Close to grade schools, express bus
occupancy 9sSo Call Mon; through i1vsst;; Sat-,
TERRACE APTS. -22
SILVER Spacious nv. rm.-
dinette, lge. bedrm., kit. and bath;
new bldg. Near bus and shopping
center. Reduced rent for maintain
ing prop. Ayail. now: ,JU: 7-9557.
BIGGEST ROOM SIZES in the area.
You should see these apis. at Elmar
combining cool, comfortable, con-
venient living with rent appeal; 2
bedrms., $S5; l bedrm.. $75; of
course, all utils. included. Resident
Manager GAP. 7-S69S). 5400 Hamil-
ton St. ,,, between Defense a,,.fO hwy and s
sAaiSiEeiSs sANNoS q GucHs hs3S3s'Gn eo 15o5 Fl f.
APIS. AVAILABLE AT COBUR TER,
5100 Defense hwy, Bladensburg, Md.
Next schools and shopping center,
bus stop at door. WA. 7-276S. 30
MODERN, 2-BEDRM. APT. on 1st a.
Completely redec., washing machine
furn.; outdoor drying yard; $95
mo-, utils. incl. Apt. 2, .S312 Roa-
noke ave-, Takoma Park, JU. o.
ssSs sSSV RHDToP HIyS Gnisi RD., Apt. Open for
inspection; 1 bedrm., kit, dinette,
liv. rm., pvt. entr.; redec.; immed.
occup.: S72.60 no., utilS. incl, JU.
6-7560 days only. -26
CHEVY CHASE, MD, 1885 Newdaie
rd.. Apt. 4-Bedrm., liv. rm., kit.
and bath. Lovely loc. Heat, hot
water and refgr. furn.; $77.50
month. May be seen in ewes. Key
FLOYD Z. DAVIS co.
1929 K st. NV. MA. s-O352
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SPACIOUS 2-BEDRM. APT, lovely
rms. overlooking Meridian Park
CONN. AND RHODE ISLAND AYES.
near st. Matthews Cathedral
unique bedrm. apt. with charm:
excel exc 1Gar rm sizes ss e9lorful tiled bs5h as
includ. all utils.; beautiful carpeted
location at 1703. Rhode Island ave.
nv; adults only. SHANNON :, &
LUCHS CO., 1906 H st. NV. Ma.
a-BEDRooM APT. with a most ap-
pealing floor plan. in smart new
bldg. Entr. foyer, separate 9x9 din
ing area, bright kit. With eft.
refgr.. with freezer. excel. storage
and laundry, facilities are Just q
1fS 4s4 q 7R tRs st. testsfes few ss' DlFs o sss
COMPANY, 1906 SNH Il Street NV. hS NAS'
7so o11iEBEC pL. NV. tAt Georgia
rm kit W and bsth s54so mo inc n.y.
all utilities. Conv. to transportation,
7i4os 7i44OsDA 5fH ST. 81. N.W.LIarre Lar 11Ed j and Q
rm., kit. and bath apartments. From
$45 mo. Call ME, s-5400.
35O5 14TH ST; NV bedrm, liv.
all utilities. Cali ME. S-540O.
GEORGETOWN-261S K ST. NV
Refrigerated / bedrm, liv. rm.. kit.
and bath in renovated, historic apt.
bldg. In fact George Washington
really slept here. S65 mo-, inc.
all utilities. See janitor on premises
or sall NE ls,s $500. nr~,u
Thomas Circle 141S N st. NV
2 bedrms., liv. rm., kit. and bath;
Attractively furn. in small weli-kept
bldg. S97 80 mo. To inspect see Mrs.
Michals on premises or call NE.
S-640O.
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PLEASANT HILLS
Between Hawaii Ave. and

An in-town development that offers
the "away-from.town' atmosphere
bordered with trees and having
lovely well-kept grounds, yet within
. 1-bus fare location.
All buildings are modern IN design;
each apt. with large picture win.
dows and storage and laundry IA
cilitieS provided.
Now available-On apt. with
modern equipped kitchen, Nv. rm.
and bath, in 2-famtly and also g.
family buildings.
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BOULEVARD GARDENS

Between National Airport and Alex.
ardria, Just OF Mt. Vernon hwy. at
Hashford lane-An attractive garden
project Offering the eonveniences o!
excellent transp. and shoppins and
apfs., 500. al utils. incl, See jan
itor or SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1908 H Sc. NV. Ma. sS-234b.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp DC.

THOMAS CIRCLE AND n ST. NV.
Mod. 1 bedrm,. nv. fnA., kit. bath.
Well-kept bldg. immediate occu-
Ransy4k So4.60. NE. s-e4oO, pl'
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S95-$110: utilities incl; conv. to
transp., shopping and schools. LU.
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STOP! LOOK!

You have seen the
rest, now see the best!
These rentals are really
a steal: / and 2 bedrm.
units with full dining
room. Completely re-
decorated. Just perfect
for those seeking cool
and quiet living condi-
tions; near city park;
playground on prem
ises; automatic laundry
facilities. Convenient
to schools, shopping
center and transporta-
ton. Off-street park
ing. Real savings for
reliable tenants. We are
sure we can please.yo
Apply
RESIDENT MGR, APT.
1882 38th Ave. Hyattsville
Md. or Phone UN. 4-3500
Ewes, WA. 7-1084.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22
Veterans Pension
Increase Expected
To Pass in Senate

A House-approved bill to in
crease compensation payments
for veterans with service-con-
nected disabilities ana for Wild
ows and some dependents seemed
likely today to- win Senate ap-
proval despite log jam Of last
minute legislation.
It's hackers noted that 1t was
q compromise measure and thus
gained the backing Of Repub-
ican leaders who had protested
that the originally proposed cost,
to the Government would be too
heavy at this time.
The bill passed by the House
late yesterday would cost ri,
additional $109.8 million annual
". The original measure would
have cost more than $3.50 mil.
lion the first year by including
pension increases for veterans
who have no Service-connected
disabilities.
AS it reaches the Senate the
bill contains 4 5 per cent in
crease in compensation for vet
Grams with vice-connected
disabilities. It also provides in
creases from SIS to SGT q month
for widows without children and
from so to SIS for a depend
ent parent. Where both parents
are living the dependency pay
ment increase would be from $35
to $40 each.
The increases apply to veterans
with peacetime as well as war
service, although the rates are
higher in the case of disabilities
incurred in wartime service.
House Republican Leader Hal
leck told the House there Is "a
long overdue need for a thorough
re-appraisal Of veterans pay
ments." He declared that the
Republican leadership appreci-
ated the merit of moves for in
creased compensation payments
for veterans. But he cautioned
that there is such q thing as
fiscal responsibility"
The bill was taken up under |
Of the rules and re-
quired a two-thirds vote for pas
sage. There was no doubt about
the House sentiment when the |
roll call showed 399 for and none
against.
BY a similar vote the House
passed and sent to the Senate
bill to extend for another year,
beyond its present expiration
date next month, /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22
By Allen Drury

The Nations wheat farmers
win decide tomorrow whether
their 1855 crop is to be. con-
trolled BY Federal marketing
quotas providing heavy cash
penalties for those who refuse
to comply with Government
sales regulations.
Approximately ! million grow
ers are eligible to cast their bal
lots In q Nation wide referendum
to be held under the auspices
of county agricultural stabiliza-
ton committees In all wheat
growing areas. If tw0-thirds Of
those voting approve, controls
win be imposed.
Last year. only 414,644 of
those eligible cast their ballots.
But 87.2 per cent of them voted
for controls. II similar approval
Is given tomorrow, the fine
against yiolators will be As per
cent of the May LIST parity price,
or Slip per bushel.
II farmers reject marketing
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Wheat Farmers to Cast Votes
Tomorrow on Crop Controls

quotas. crop supports could drop
to SO per cent Of parity. or APP
proximately $40 . bushel. The
present support level Is 90 per
cent or $2.24 q bushel. Agricul-
ture Secretary Benson has an
n0unced. however, that he will
not permit supports to fall be-
low 80 per cent regardless Of
what tomorrow's vote may bring.
Agriculture Department ON
cials estimate that the 1856 crop
will be approximately 988 mil
lion bushels as compared with
1853 million bushels this year.
The marketing quotas, the
department emphasized, are
separate from acreage allot-
ments. The latter win 60 into
effect whether or not marketing
quotas are adopted.
Mr.. Benson has already cut
acreage allotments from the So
million acres allowed for 1854 to
SIS million, the minimum per-
mitted by law, for 1856. o.
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Arlington Womon
Named TO New Post

Mrs. Agnes NJ. Ames. who has
been administrative assistant to
the Arlington Commissioner Of
Revenue. has been appointed d
deputy commissioner.
Mrs. Ames. who lives at 3414
Arlington boulevard. has been
an employee Of the once for six
years and was formerly secre-
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Crop Failures al Lorfon Prove Costly 10 D. c.

Failure Of crops on the Dis
trict reservations at Occoquan
and Lorton, Va, because Of
drought is going to cost the Dis
trict money, Donald Clemmer,
Director of the Department of
Corrections said yesterday.
Many Of the vegetables and
fruits fed the prisoners at the
reformatory at Lorton and the
workhouse at Occoquan are OBJ
tanned from the penal farms.
MIR. Clemmer said he is buy
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Democrats Open Drive
For Congress Sept. III

INDIANAPOLIS. July a..
The National Democratic Com
gressional campaign win open
at indianapolis September ~
and 10 with q conference and
dinner Of party leaders from
throughout the country.
Adlai e. Stevenson. 1852 presi-
Dental nominee, will be the
principal speaker ct q $1O0-a-
plate dinner In the Mllrat Tenn
pie September 10. Former Presi-
dent Truman Is expected to be
present II his doctors permit.
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ing 10 tons Of cabbage for use Of
the prisoners during the winter
and $1.1O0 worth Of apples. The
institutions put up about $4,000
large cans Of sauerkraut every
summer and a like amount of
appleSauce.
Artificial lakes are being built
on. the reservations to prevent
crop failures In the future. Three
already have been completed,
and a fourth is under construc-
ton.
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tary to the late Harry K. Green.
Announcement Of Mrs. Ames'
appointment was made by
George D. Fischer, county reve-
nue. commissioner.
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MRS. GEORGE BIEHL

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OF THE FELLOWSHIP LEAGUE, FIRST
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with
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