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APTs. FURNIsHED-VA.

ARL:-Furn. bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit.
bath. porch and large yard; excel.
transp. and shopping; 500 mo-, incl.
Vernon. IA. 2-6544. -
s. ARL.-Attractive Iiv. rm., bsdrm..
kit, bath. completely pvt: excel.
LARGE 5-RM. APT. on All. blvd: bus,
10 Minis. Pentagon.. 20 minis. 18th
and Penna. Conv. shop. Ideal for 3
DowN feSSsi ' 1H.Ex7YG; rm.. BED.
rm.. kit. and bath. $76 to $3.50;
! e-esSs7o Sstween i0.6. 49,. -
i lSsdTE'. es sEpt.; r 9Sils f gnp AZ
55s s4t4s4s; ia. 7-4aaa; ewes. ia. g.
BOULEVARD Beauti.
fully furnished and decorated Q.
bedrm. apt. near town and Pentagon
ground floor; With priyyate yard
DUPLEX, MOD. NEW: 10 min. D. C.
Compl. furn... suitable 4 gentlemen:
$50 each. IA. S-1502. &c
ARL.-,Bsmt. apt. lily. rm.. bedrm:.
kit dinette; married cple.; avail.
March 8: 500 mo. IA. $1,000.
ALExANDRIA-(Del RAY. 10 west
Mt. Ida ave.; liv. mkt. comb.
bedrm. and bath; empl. adults
Christian home; Ss5. OV. 3-5702.
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APIS. UNFURN.-D.c. tcons. /

ONE-BEDRAG. APT, cow. loc.. edjac.
$50. no. 2-O966. -
1884 ID ST. Sc. mr.. s4th and MINI.
ave-; mod: rms, kit. dinette. bath.
$3.50. incl. ptils,. heat. refgr:,
laundry RIM. and locker. IA. e-3703
NEW BLDG.. Sc. mr.. Bollins; spac.
Jos $;sSii AZ. S.szSS: S... So
T y o,lS.!.s9 ssoe AR 3 in
dssiraSis $saSo incl. al tili tSay
1874 "a ss iEa1MSSS;N m. N.w.--Liv. Tn..
bedrm., rec. hall. kit. and bath;
adults only; $75 per mo, Call Ho.
2-b396 or BETHEL. d.. 7-31O0.
$40 oAKwooD ST. Sc. near BOIL
ing Field-2 rooms. kit. and bath:
BETTZELk It DI. 1900. 3
FURN., UNFURN.-Bedrm.. kit, bath.
sSais: only HSF' SO . mo- 1J5a sssSS
WHEELER TERRACE APT bed
rms. $3.50 and seq. incl. al utils.:
extra-lge. bedrms.. extra-lge. closets.
separate dinettes. incinerator on
each floor; close to schools and
i ss in'9 4D rs? 25s: fS SSS 70 o.
o S1E7 I'M. AND KIT. at 1927 North
Capitol 1t. Apply ewes. before
s4S No. ~. incl. utils.; enc. lse. equip.
kit. bath; redec.; 9Th and indie
81. Ssnd fISs HEAT J snd S Ss 7oS SIS,
C Chat e. c. coNNEiR. re- 30
1924 18th ST. N.E.-3 rms. dinette.
han. Kit. and bath, includes utils.;
NJ M1NS sIso TS0sr CO. REAL Es1A5TE'
sis s 4t i0 81. s.E-4 rms. and bath.
S85. Key at 218 4th st.. Apt. !.
MuNsEY TRUST co. REAL ESTATE.
HILLS-Bedrm.. liv. rm..
kit. kit with dining space Ssth; PVT
ST.. s.E.-Newly redecor. l-bedrn
apt. in duplex bldg; Apply 1915
Is + ST. N.E.-6 rms, glassed in
porch; End floor; oil heat; mr..
schools, shopping and transp. OIL.
1854 MACARTHUR BLvD.-2-bedrm.
apt, S11O mo. viii redecorate.
Mr.. WALTER REED-Modern bldg.
1890 Tewkesbury pl. n;w.-Liv, nm.
din. alcove. bedrm., kit. and bath;
$500. utils. incl; available Mar.
10. Call 9-5 weekdays. EN-. 2-2231
iO14 GA. AVE. N.W.-Four rms. and
bath, utils. furn.; $50 per mo. RIA.
Is2s s T ST. Silly. rm.. bedrm.,
kit. pvt. bath. utils.; adults. LU.
l-l14R IS
wv. SECTION-Two-bed apt,
immed Shown by appt. Real Es-
tate Dept. NATIONAL SAVINGS &
TRUST CO. 18th and N. Y. ave.
NV. ST $4,000
2 -RM. APT. ind mr.: garage; infant
accepted; positively no drinking. 500
mo. HO. 2-603s. IL
$3.50 9th ST. N.W.-Two lge. rms.
bath, porch, mod. kit. equipment.
heat and hot water furn.: rent. S62.
p. J. WALSHE. INC.
f116 Eye st. NV. MA. S-646S
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CONDITIONED
LUXURY APARTMENT

For family or corporation that can
AFFORD the unusual In comfort and
f. Vie two .1pC.n uGs" al. hs 81 q
dining area for 8 persons; 3 bed.
rooms and Q baths or 8 bedrooms
and 8 baths; unusually large
electric dishwssher. garbage disposal
unit. clothes washer, clothes drier.
compartment; 80 It: BY 2? #. private
southwest corner OF 9th door IN
recently completed air-conditioned
Carlton House, $500 Wisconsin ave.
n W.. commanding magnificent view
Of city. and Potomac: Riyef. valley,
Planned for owner Of building and
never occupied. 6ecretarial tele-
phone service. garage, basement.
laundry facilities and future public
dining room. Furnished TRANSIENT
guest rooms available In building.
Call I'm. 2-49OO.
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FARM AND GARDEN
ROTARY TLLERs FOR RENT

ROTARY TILERS FOR RENT-s6
.E9uIP. CO, JU,, 9-6ssl.
delivered in Va; or, nearby Wash
BukEiI pozfRs ior S srsdins excav a
ing; land. tlea ring Free estimates
gall UN 4-s533: nights AP 1-059S
VERY GOOD, RICH TOPSOiL. for
s sble go Jo s s4Gfs very reason
Coon RicE TOP SOIL and COW
'W wspEtsr ME-. Nh OSCAR BURRIss,
TOP SOIL tspeciap. finest Patapsco
spring rush Phone TO 70" a- Ps.4!e oas
IANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
s,-Iopsoil. manure. trees, shrubbery.
azaleas: FOUsE & Bid. ,iE. T.
n646 JE: 2-2s43 JE. 3-087S.
VIRGIN r.n6rS,, r0PsoIL. any quantity: lawn
m sn8xa' e. Ff sssGRhSe IT, t5ei ST.
'eoDDING and grading. Free estimates.
SOD now and take advantage of
: REDWING. Pc. 2-4734 after 8 pm
UNUSUAL PRE-sPRING OFFERING
Of famous Toro and Whirlwind
mowers, used and demonstrators.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT anu Guaranteed,
Is in. and y in, reel type; Issin,
30-in. park specials from S2O5: 30
IN: and T6-in. professionals from
builtrln riding sulky: NATIONAL
.ToPS0IL, f5c per bushel or $40 for
q pickup load Call ia. S-3569 be-
tween am: and 8 pm. 10
USED EQUlPMENT-InC q tractor
sfsder 2o S On rd I5Ss F f@i oa snd
= and cult. two 14-in. ploWs. HIM 240
cult one l6,inch INC p!oy 81
LONEY's. INC. Silver Spring 10
EEW iayIP,rENr Fun lin. OF
1nss;TnatI Ss1 tIScscF' and farm
New Idea farm equip. Meyer hay
eonditioners. Wood mowers. Brillion
grass seedere. Egee Flow lime sewers,
balef and binder Irvine; parts and
service. MALoNEY'S. INC. Silver
LEsPEDEsA Hay for sale, thirty dol.
lars ton at farm, Fairfax County
straw. TWENTY-FIVE nifty. Phone
Edgewater 9-6656.
MALL ChA1N SAWS, new and used;
parts and service. MALONEY'S, INC.
Silver Spring. Md JU. S-3333
INC CUB. as low as S745. for small
farm or estate; MALONEY'S INC.
kOTH'S AZHLEA GARDENS, whole
sale retail. Open daily. sell
Sligo Creek pkwy.. TAX. PIX. Md. -
CORN: So Dbl. Straw, SOC bale. Goot
quality; Jordan S-a276.
FIvE-lN-ONE APPLE TREE. Fiv,
choice. varieties grated on one tree
furnishing fruit from earliest t
So So. Postpaid. two for S7,35
postpaid Offer No. 81. Write TO
free. copy new 56-page Planting
Guide Catalog. in color, offering com
plete assortment fruit trees. nu
trees. berry plants. grapeVines, ant
ornamental plant material. Sales
people wanted. WAYNESBORt
NURSERIES. Waynesboro. Va.
TRACTORS. 1852 Ford model an
Practically new. used only "a.
hrs. Phone Gaithersburg 536-M
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ROOMS UkFURNisHED

FRONT RM., for
settled lady; semipvt. bath; no COOK
ing; $50 NO. t-55@5. II
COLORED-3I1 + CAPITOL--3-rm.
apt newly decorated: home priyils.
IL T-gO5T %
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-s.E.-s.w.

BRANCH-M S.E.--Mice quiet 2-bath
home. Many extras; refer. optional;
COW. C-S bus. IS wk. LII. l-1lo9.
10
LARGE ATTRAC. RM. In pvt. home.
kit. PRIVILEGES; cow. location and
transportation; garage avail. LII.
4-o625. -
STUDIO ROOM, next to bath: nr.
Capitol; next to car stop; $50. Ii.
4-57S1 s
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ROOMS AND APIS. 70 SHARE

ROOMS AND APIS. 70 SHARE
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share attrac.
mod. NV. apt with one other girl;
Tv; excel. transp.; rea. ia. 9-4p9S.
%
i.4O pENNA. AVE. N.w.-will shar.
5-rm. apt. with congenial girl.
Near White House. ST. 3-2S27.
GENTLEMAN ,II s!s.,. IL, to share ls5se iurn.
ka WITH WITH four others. Northwsst.
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with young
ne. Il: ss-aS5ss alter tS; h pm. ii.n ST.
EFFICIENCY in modern apt. bldg,
mr.: Georgetown. to share with an
ether man. $3.50. RE. 7-4317 after
GiRL1Private bedroom, share kit,
bath. small living room with =
sirls: good location. RIA. B. O4S1.
MAN. 25-s2: share apt. with 1 other
man. in N. Arl.; highly desirable
IA, 5sS95s, ONCE: IA. 4-1456 res
G iasnSfi will share small farn.
sspt,' seeoo with another gentleman;
professionals or young executives;
close in. w. OF Conn. WO. 6-"766.
ONE OR TWO girls to share nice
girl. Cali 10. a-4S5a. N.Y.
CONN. AVE. consenial girl 1895,
other girl: TV. HUI. 3-3477. -
DUPONT CIRCLE, girls to share
coy l-bedroom apt. with another
girl t20-26): $35. NO. 7-eS47.
ONE OR TWO girls to share "-bedrm.
apt. with ] other girl. GAINESVILLE.
ST. Sc. LII. 4-3161. -
CONN. AvE.-Girl to share 2-bedrm.
apt, with , other girls. Phone NO,
GENTLEMAN desires another gentle
man to share nice 2-bedrm. apt in
Anacostia. LII. 4-3539 after 80.
GIRL to share large modern efic.
apt. with another girl: walking dis
tance to downtown and Govt. BldRs
CAN ME. S-0540, Extension 5l1
after u pm. -
TWO GIRLS to share attractive NV.
apt. with another girl. Excellent
transp. RA $3.50 Fl
COL0RED GIRL. WILL SHARE my
apt. with l refined girl or =; own
bedrm. 324 10th st, ne, Ii. 1929
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APIS. EURN.-MD. Gent,

PARK (nranchville)--eec.
ond Moor. bedrm.. liy. RIM, Kitchen,
Pvt bath.. utils. incl; $3.50 mo.
6017 Apache ST., WE. b-4097, b
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

SILVER SPRING-1st-fl. bedrm,. pvt
man. Call JU. 9-317S. -
rm.. pvt. bath. twin
beds. innerspring mattresses. Cony
transp. Empl. only. TIE. 6-090S.
: S. IRvING ST. ARL.-e rms,
sgle. and dble.: close to transp.: mr.
MT Hfn'A Ra nEs: i5aR?o. and fi,..
ut.ls. fnrn:,,. So wk: 2 sleeping
sHTroIndinss: min. walk to B. G
line. UN. 1859. 10
N. ARL.-Duplex apt: newly furn.
kit. privils: close to bus and stores,
Call weekdays except Sat. before )
pm. Refs: lady, NE, $4,000. Ext.
SLEEPY tfii MOI HoLL sHSl ssnactTIox--coupls
or > girls with kit: and ldry; privils
Phone JE. 4-05"6 after 1;3d m
pvt. bath. In apt. bldg
Pvt, entr. Close shopping, transp
sf hasiss sf ri ,o lssi Dale dr.. attr
parking space. JU. a-4@T4. =
LARGE 1ox17 knotty-pine bedrm. for
.. SIG wk.; l3xl0 rm. for /. $40
.wk. In N. .Arl.. ID min. D. C. close
to bus and shop. cntr. ia. 1900
TEA HOUSE. nicely
furn. dble. and sele.:. 20 min. Penta-
Ron: meals If desired. XII. 9-Ss77.
LANGLEY PARK AREA-Master bed
rm;.. twin beds. reasonable. so02
Wildwood dr.. ~. 1886.
SILVER SPRING. lge. newly decor.
rm., mr.. bus stop; for gentleman;
$50. JU. q-f324. -
WIDE OPEN SPACES
Ten minutes from D. c.; free park
ing. daily maid service. ia. $500,
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GEORGETOWN
1924 WISCONSIN AVE NV.
OVERLOOKING
POTOMAC RIVER

z RMS MODERN KIT. BATH AND
PRIVATE SUN PORCH 800 S1l5
Newly decorated and attractively fur
nished In charming apt. bldg; utili-
ties included in rent, 10 inspect APP
ply MRS, LERNER, Apt. II (ME.
S-4439I or call NE. S-5i00.
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ATS ORANGE ST. Sc.

One-bedrm. unit. in this cow. loea.
ton; recently. redec.; $50 80, incl.
vtils. See Apt. No. 1. UN. A.26O0,
10. 2-37S3. 10. 3-662z.
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SpECIAL OFFER.

To new guests. BEGINNING today;
good meals daily; clean rooms
living room; piano and TV: from
1927 10th st. NV.
SLAUGHTER'S
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The John Kilpen Hotel
231O AsHMEAD PL. NV.
N block of Conn. ave-, overlooking
Rock creek Park Dble. and sgle.
rms, pvt. bath avail; excel. meals:
rates, SIT so VIZ. up. no. 2-3o66:
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DOGS, PETS, ETc.
CAT, 3 mos did fo- -,

SIAMESE CAT. 8 mos. old. for sale:
S S. 4:,,s mos; male s''1'' female AGs
IRISH Settlers. Axe reg: 10
BAsSET HOUND PUPPIES. Axe reg.
The dog with the sad face, sweet
disposition: lifelong eompanion for
d aad fPf fhi!eFsH Fo KS De
Route so. Phi. I75-J-IS "a
PEDIGREED GILLIAN COCKER
Ready for breeding. Very affec-
tEasIs with children s36. He.
CHAMPION line: GsS $50 Is 5-a74 Hda'k
BOXER PUPPIES. fashysfawn. pure
Eng : ASs RES $50 10 .n Sfsf sss ~0FI 5E
DoBERMAN, male, . yrs. Axe reg.
excellent champion: best offer and
good home. EN-. 3-9349. Z"
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEvERS. 10
Top Eastern and Western bloodIines.
Z: V. WEEMS. Harwood, Md. Phone
West River 35O2 -
RARAKEETS-Rare opportunity for
celient breeders. on nest. Complete
with nest box and cage. SIS up; 20
beautiful males and females, / VI
oid: never bred, So ca: 80 young
ptras' all colnrs. .S4 ca. All birds
sired. SOC. IA: s"56so. "iu oe
BABY. PARAKEETS, all colors. RE
cfs PLIES Axe H ~ss oI ssv. T Rss a ~
shots; family pets; illness makes it
impossible EsSs to keep dogs. Phone KE.
CsiaGAHuAs. champion sired. Axe.
~ hAF n
male years s35. ia. 2-1353.
PARAKEETs. 100 breeders incl. show
winners, $40 ca: opalines. SIS:
E mans others; also babies. HE.
WELSH TERRIER PUPPIES. 8 1ks.
male female AVAIL. ''f Sb. s15ssI.
PUPPIES: reg; 10 wks. old, English
BOXER. female. . years old. wants
nome With large area to. run. Loves
fots cnii Fss out bt. TOO active for tiny
Watchdog. State size yard and
Box 352-G. Star. %
LABRADOR RETRIEVERS
2. wks.. excel. breeding. ideal pet for
homes with children and fieidwo rk.
.MYLE. OIL. 4-5s90. -
SIAMESE
kittens and cats. Seal points, blue
points: Reas. Phi. after II am
WO. 6-334l or call at $3.50 VIII
Harrisburg lane NV, of Porter St,
near Conn. -
CAT SHOW
Cat Fanciers of Washington, Inc.
eighth championship show, National
Sun, March + and Z. 10 am. to 10
Pm. daily. Admission. SOC and Csc.
tax incl. -
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WALLER GARDENS

in this new garden-type project al
Wheeler I'd. and Waller pl. Sc.
These apis. are conv. TO Boiling
Field. Naval Research and lust a
short jrive downtown via S. Capt.
tol St. Bridge. Featuring coiored
tile baths de luxe kitchens with
sarbsge disposals. exhaust fairs and
cross-top freezer refgrs.. automatic
iaund faciis. playground for child.
off-street parking; $50, so UP incl
utilS. Resident mgr. 1870 Waller
pl. sc. 10 2-31S3 or 10. 3-5624.
ZIPKIN INC.
Hyattsville. Md. UN. 4-35oo
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BLUEGRASS SOD
Now. II the time to sod. You lay It
and save. Immed. delivery. BLUE
GRASS SOD NURSERY, LU. 2-4090.
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COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL

INSTRUMENTATION free burning
fireplace fuel; seasoned. dry little
ash nc dirt. no spark long burning
easv to store and handle packed
loss in carton SHURFTRE FUEL
PRODUCTS. Ii. 7-14SS. Ia
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ARLINGToN-WIDE OPEN SPACES
Ten minutes from D. c.; free park :
ing. daily maid service. ia. $500,
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CARLTON HOUSE

$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Studio and l-bedroom apartments
in one of WaShington's finest
apartment buildings. recently COM
pleted Decorated BY Dorothy
Draper, Inc MAGNIFICENT views,
vear-round air conditioning. secre-
tarial telephone service, package
receiving room. roof sun deck. over
looking city and Potomac Valley.
Rmplifeo master television antenna
system; sround- floor laundry inside
garage. Rents as low as SS7 80 for
available studio apartments. Man
agement on premises.
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PARAKEETS. 100 breeders incl. show
winners, $40 ca: opalines, SIS:
many others; also babies. HE.
WELSH TERRIER PUPPIES. 8 vks..
Axe reg, champ. sired onlv' /
male. l female avail. AID. o-5a9I.
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DISTRICT HTS. APIS.
$751;

! AND 2 BEDROOMS
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
New modern garden bldgs., close 70
schools, direct bus to downtown.
RENTAL OFFICE. RE. $4,000
HIS. a-6 40: Sat. 1O-4. Sun. LA
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Lfv. RM.. porch pedrm, kit. bath;
uiils.. incl: cple. only. RA. 3.Iss3 3
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Bellevue Gardens
APARTMENTS

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Bed. -liy. rm., dress closet, pvt. bath,
compl. furn., incl. linens. Avail.
immed. Renting now for March /.
furn. bedrm., enc. and bach. apis.
ST. 1882. Iii
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Isl THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY. MARCH 5, 1854
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CHIHUAHUAS. champion sired. Axe,
ave weeks show show and pet type; $50 up;
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TIC D ST. Sc.
Bright. attractive, Q large rooms, kit,
bath. viii accommodate 3 adults. Rent
$40. Apply Apt. /. or P. j. WALSHE,
INC, 1115 Eye st. NV. Ma. s-6468.
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kittens and cats. Seal points, blue
points: Reas. Phi. after II am,
WO. 6-334l or call at 1888 VIII
namshurg lane NV, of Porter ST..
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conformation, under 8 yrs. old. necl
refined. traftic broke. LU. $4,000
before 6 pm b
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Cat Fanciers of Washington, Inc,
/. Guard Armory. Hyattsville. Sat. AND
Sun, March + and z. 10 am. to IL
pm. daily. Admission, soc and 35c
tax incl. -
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Southwest Plan Wins
Cautious BACKING
OF City Officials
Lond Agency Ready
To Set Up Rules for
Considering Project
BY George Beveridqe

The District Redevelopment
Land Agency prepared today to
negotiate a set of ground rules
for considering a dramatic new
plan to transpose Southwest
Washington into a model resi-
Dental, business and entertain
ment center.
At the same time. District and
business leaders expressed hope
full but cautious enthusiasm to-
ward the plan. proposed by the
New York development firm of
Webb & Knapp.
Their enthusiasm - virtually
unanimous-was generated by
the plan itself. It holds out
prospects Of higher tax revenues,
better business and the transit
ton of a stagnant area into a
beautiful and desirable place to
live. work and play.
Their caution centers around
who pays for it. and how much.
Includes New Mall.
The plan. geared to a monu-
mental scale. proposes features
which both extend the charac-
teristics Of the National Capital
and give new life lines to the
municipal economy.
They include a broad new Mall
breaking through the tradi-
tional barrier between the south
west and the rest of the city. an
extensive theater and cultural
center new employment centers
for an estimated 10000 to $4,000
people and new homes for 81 900
about the present population of
the area.
Ambitious Program.
William zeckendorf. Webb &
Knapps, president, said the
plan is the most ambitious re-
development program ever at
tempted. He said he would like
to see it serve as model of what
could be accomplished with Fed
eral aid. The scope of the pro-
Continued on Page AS. Col. H.
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Big -Four Farley Stirs Criticism
Despite Obvious Soviet Aims
Press Shipping at Western Ministers
Ascrbed to Political Motvotions

occupation of that country until
Communist consolidation of Ger
many was an accomplished fact.
There was practically no at
tempt to disguise these aims. 1t
seemed perfectly clear that the
Western ministers had no choice
whatever except to reject the
Kremlin's proposals as promptly
and as decislvely as possible.
And since this is the reading
that most observers here seem to
have made. it is the more sur
prlsing to find that criticism of
the Western ministers conduct
at this conference is growing
daily in the Communist
European press.
Up to this point, the criticism
in both West Germany and
France seems to focus on the
idea that the allies came to
Berlin with TO intention of doing
business and have plotted their
strategy with great subtlety to
see that no business was done.
In the case of Germany, there
are complaints that the meetings
tSee MOVES, Page ABB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-17

anything more than such a
nominal increase would nullify
any attempt to modernize the
postal pay structure.
The committee also heard
testimony that the salaries of
postal clerks and letter carriers
have kept pace with the rise in
living costs since 1889.
Postal officials supplied figures
which they said showed that the
wages of these two groups of
employees have increased by "a
per cent since 1899. compared to
98.6 per cent rise in living
costs since that time.
Committee questioning of Bu-
reau of Labor Statistics officials
disclosed that wages of produc-
ton workers in private industry
have gone up an average of Is
cents an hour since July. 1851,
the date of the last Government
pay raise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-17
Morningside Warned to Boil
Water; Contamination Feared

Residents of Morningside,
Md. have been asked by town
officials to boil drinking water
pending Q report from Prince
Georges County health authori-
ties on whether it is contain
mated.
Mayor H w. Shugarts said a
phone campaign tc notify all
residents was started last night
at his direction because a study
by a private chemist indicated
contamination
In addition arrangements are
being made to hold a pubic
meeting at the Morningside
f1rehouse at 8 o'clock tonight to
discuss the matter
The town of Morningside has
been seeking inclusion in the
water system of the Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-17
VIEW Votes to Set Up
D. c. Unit to Check
Subversive Groups

The Veterans of Foreign
Wars today voted to set up
a Washington Office to keep
track of persons or organ
iZationS who are engaged in
SubverSive or un-American
activities"
The organization also re-
affirmed its stand that in
dividual VIEW members
should report suspected
Communists to the Federal
Bureau of Investigation.
In connection with setting
UP its Washington office. the
VFW also voted to hire a
director of un-American &C
Invites. His duties will in
clude~ keeping VFW posts
informed on subversive per-
sons and organizations.
(Other VFW news on
Page A-5.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-17
Low Of IS Due Tonight,
Reading in Sos Tomorrow

Weather returned to a more
normal February formula today
after a record breaking tempera-
ture of rs degrees yesterday.
The outlook is for cloudy,
windy and cooler today. fair and
colder tonight with low of IS
degrees tonight. Fair and a tenn
perature reading in the SOS is
promised tomorrow.
BY contrast with tonight's
predicted low of IS degrees. the
overnight low last night was 81
degrees at Sis am.
The temperature hit rs de-
grees twice yesterday-at noon
and again at 3 pinto shatter
the all-time mark for the date.
Previous record was 70 degrees
III 1921
In its 30-day forecast national
ly. the Weather Bureau predict
ed above-normal temperatures
east Of the Rockies. except in the
southeast, and sub-normal pre-
cipitation along thee Atlantic
seaboard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-17
Federal Pay Raise Opposed
ByMurroy at House Hearing

The top Democratic member
OF the House Civil Service Com
mittee announced today he is
strongly opposed to a pay in
crease for Government employees
Representative Murray of Ten
nessee, past chairman of the
committee. declared a substan-
tial Government salary boost for
classified and postal workers
i would lead to dangerous in
f1ationary trend throughout the
country.
Mr.. Murray made the state
ment as the committee contin-
ued its hearings on Federal pay
raise legislation.
"A Government pay raise at
this time would cause dam
gerouS inf1ationary trend that
would upset the economy of this
country" Mr.. Murray declared.
If you gave a pay raise to
Government workers you would
have to give one to members of
the armed forces and this in
| turn would set wage pattern
for private industry" he added.
Mr. Murray strongly Endorsed
the poSal pay Reconsideration
plan submitted to the committee
yesterday by Postmaster General
Summerfeld. After it completes
the postal phase of the hear
ingS, the committee will hear
testimony ON pay legislation for
classified employees.
Mr.. Summerfield's proposal
would increase the salaries of
most postal workers by an aver
age Of 500
Mr.. Murray declared that