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ROOMS AND APTS. TO SHARE

TWO LADIES to share attrac. apt.
with another. lady. Lge. twin-bed-
rm.. shower bath and liv. rm.; kit.
privil. 1401 Fairmont Ut. NV,
Apt. 402. AID. 4-S464.
LADY WOULD LIKE q refined youns
lady, 20 to %, to share my large
4,room apt; reas.; AZ privileges;
S s:sS. other & H; days eafss' alter ep.i pm. "ees
GIRL. 1928 to share 3-bedrm. semi
conv. NV. location. Phone TU. q
5725 weekdays after $50. week
MaS faSs WILL I'll aayi SHARE with young man,
1-bedrm, apt. Fl. Myer area, well
All afgRf. Hsfi. Naval Ss HnneS. ANNEX Eyes.' IA.
GEoRGEirowN-s S6stSi girls desire 4th
girl for charming house; avail.
May !. NO. 1855. Il
2 MEN, college grads; to share COM
DUPONT CIRCLE xREXWLge. well
furn. twin bed-sit. rm.. kit. bath.
everything furn. for or empL
women. Use Of liv. rm. for mos.
ca. VI when owner Is away. Ref.
wzSr ARsi ~ NicE 2l1S ArF. s. oE CONN. SSE,
Refs; exch. HU: 3.7274.
bedroom sapt. with another workins
mother. Day care for child. 10; 2
2 GIRLS desire another girl over 25;
rent, $50; Is min. downtown. Cali
NO. 7-S110 after 6 pm. .
GIRL, 20-25. share apt. with another;
girl;. walk. dist. Walter Reed; conv.,
excel. transp.: refs. TU. 1866. s.
YOUNG WOMAN will share attrac. ] :
bedrm. apt. mr.. Dupont Circle with
congenial girl, college grad: $50;
refs. exchanged. Box 1871. Star
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l113 EAST CAPITOL-For girls only,
newly furnished. conv. transp. Ii,
7-55O5, 3
CAPiTOL HILL, nr. Congressional
Library-Lge. light rm. next bath,
smpl sHlo. gentleman. $50 mo. IL
NEAR q. 8. CAPITOL on East Capitol
st.-Nice lge. rm.; 81 per wk. Ii. g.
0120: eyes,. Ii. 3-27S1.
S.E.-3 lge. rooms, unfurnished; re-
fgr.; $50 no., incl. utilities; 2 furn.,
S66 mo. incl. utils. LU. 1-4047'
CAPITOL HIlL-Opposite House OF
f1ce. blk. Library Of Cong. quiet rm.
c1a Inan, Gp pyt: hens hSIs, Has II 3-2HS11as. 2H1a. R
Newly decorated; new furniture;
share bath; for couple or sgle: Ii.
7-4632. 80
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1857 PARK RD.-Freshly renovated
FSpm T,S =. FFlsidsirs; cn snSsao laundry priyil.
IsoS KilB0GKNE Fl. N.w.-Nicely
furn. 2-rm. studio apt: $55 mo-;
cple. or 2 girls; baby okay. Days,
NE NE S;S S;,SsSGS; eyes, 10. Srss1IS;; ssIs;S -
ness sGv1s psope PIES RSs GM. ostn4 osst4n4assi assisr os''
18th ST. NE. 3610--Large front rm..
iEe. closet. refgIIa hot plate, sink;
5414 Sth ST. N.W.-Nr. shopping
and transp.; bsmt. apt, pvt. bath
and kit. RA. 6-S203. RIA. 3-0903.
1888 N. II. AVE. N.W.-Private bath
with nice bright Ink. room; will
rent by the week. a
Sth ST. Me-, 23J-2 rms, semibath:
from $40 wk up. RE. 6-797S. -
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lie Aprs UAFuRN--Dc Cont. ApTs uAfvRNisHED-D APT

1409 G ST. N.E.--Liv. rm., bedrm..
comb. liv. -bedrm.. S4S.50. XII. g.
1884 or Apt. "a. II
1915 A ST. S.E.-Liv. -rm.. bedrm..
kit. tile bath. $3.50. Immed. avail
L. 7-2S73 or K1. 9-10S4. II
see End ST. N.E.--Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kit. bath: $69.50 per mo-; Just
redec. To inspect, see janitor on
premises or call BOSS b PHELPS.
pTgSoNf INSi "a; 6,S.. s.eSSo; Soon. and ou.-TFwo
rooms, bath. Pullman kit; utiis.
incl; $50. EN-. 2-0001. DU. 1856.
DUPLEx-Two bedrms., liv. rm.. di,
nette. kit. and bath; rear yard; S72
mo; plus utils:. 10. 3:6011. i
pssseF sTsssa sRs SS; SsaF9l ol5 5'ess
VIC. OF GA. AVE. and Emerson ST.
1st H.. 2 rms. kit. bath, $40 mo-.
$50 Z. CAPITOL sT.-2 Ice, rms.
mod. kit. and bath; utils. INCL; SIS
. mo-; avail, June /. Ii. 7-6605;
CAPITOL HILL, 113 C st. Sc. Apt. 8
rm.. i bedrm. kit and bath, ali utii-
Sc. or s5s JOHN +. DoNoHoEi / 1 SONS.
3l4 Penna. ave. Sc. Ii. .3-00S4.
PRIVATE GARDEN with brick ter
race; double drawing room, bedrm.,
on Capitol Hill at 3i6 A ST. ne
JOHN F. DONOHOE q SONS, 314
Penna. ave. Sc, Ii. 3-00S4. Il
5-BEDRM. APARTMENT. living room,
kitchen, and bath, $55 month. In
dividual utilities. coal. hot-water
your money JOHN F. DOEOHOE &
SS6OS' SONS 314 Penna. ave. Sc. IL. g.
SO sS' K ST. NE, Apt. a-one roo room,
Kitchen and bath. gas heat, S45.
pI1SrM BINS StilT; co Key at APT: 8. JOHN
BoIEiNS Oil S:GEl FIELD g. AREA, liy; rn;; q
incl. all utils. is. 3-54oo. ws
e617 goth S.E.-Liv. rm.. bedroom,
kit. ,dinette and bath, newly deco
rated. utilities Included. STO.iT.
GEoRo5 BEE + HANE. INC 514 F w.
On RiSss3i HEIGHTS. 80 Galveston
pl. s.w.: Apt. No. Lily. rm., din.
dees $69.96 incl. utils. Cali JU.
Waiter REED vIc.-s rms Kit,
bath. porch, in apt. bldg; 500 mo.
Also 2-rm. apt" 500. RA. 3-1505.
ebO1 N ST. s.E.-Enac. and l-bed-
rm.. conv. location. $50 and $40.
HARRISON g. ADAMS. MA. S-S30S.
CONN. AVE-, SAIL and Q bedrm.
sboSn;,ra sbptS;; newly dec; eleyadtoodr, utils..
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PLEASANT HILLS
Between Hawaii Ave: and

oGtWCCh hawaii ave. anu
Harwood Rd. NE.
An in-town development that offers
the "away-from- town" atmosphere,
bordered with trees and havina
lovely well-kept grounds, yet within
a 1-busfare location.
All buildings are modern in desisn:
each apt. with large picture win.
ooWS and storage and laundry ia.
cilities provided.
Now available, one-bedrm, ant. with
modern. equipped kitchen. liv. rm
and bath In 2-family and also s.
family buildings.
Rentals. SIS Some Incl. Utilities)
To inspect. see Mr.. Parker at 13o
pm, or call ia. 9-6757 or RA.
6-2569. (M-2 bus runs through the
deVelopmentO
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APTs. FURNisHED-VA.

TWO CHEERFUL RMS. nicely furn.
81. 81 uiils slsa4s. 4ascl'; gentleman preferred
mr.. Ft: Myer. Georgetown: $46. incl.
all utils.- .JA. S-1133. IS
ARL; = Lily. rm. -bedrm. comb. kit.
s6S 8s Pasn msn u 5A apt a:ofo4e fpo5ae; pvt entr'
ARLINGTON, N.-3-rm. bsmt. apt.
nicely furn.. ut1ls. incl, 500 mo.
17o1 N. PocomOke st. JE. 2-2s09.
AEaSss Fs sSSD.si, tsspeat ssssa sRs n E Psnta Y,
ena ets 0itR a. Sh5s KE iKsEyls: ao1sS saSild[e2
FALLS CHURCn-This 2-bedroonn.
nicely furn; apt. rents for $140, in
faIsd! fsluding .,h utilities: mo!nth-to,month
See MRS 7EIis WELiAMs Sgs sss a%fsta'eiy VISTA dF
FAILS tcafuiRScIH. 1s1iSi Is min. pentsson.
D.: Civ. rnn., bedrm.. dinette.
kit, porch. Ref. 500. JE. 2-1o42.
Sc s:s.s a.: .Ys:: ST. ss 8 .siId7:b. 4itb Or el
N. ALEX. EFFIc1ENcY-s rooms. s
min; Pentason. Airport: IL min.
D; C.; bus at corner. $S5 incl.
1sAAe'S 1NeA. imMeos NA. O-oU~%'
N. ARLINGTON. vic. Lee hwy. and
0lebe, rd:-3 rms, pvt. bath, COM
pletely furn.; .$75 mo all utils.
incl. 5005 N. gath st.. EN-. 2-2997.
N. ARLINGTON-Bedrm., liv. rm..
din. rm., bath, kit, apt. bids: conv
everything. S04.50. KE. S-4S15.
ARLINGTON BACHELOR APT, &
minis. Pentagon: $S5 mo. incl. utils.
ia. S-0255. Il
FALLS CHURCH-Apt. bldg; 1-bedrm
apt; pvt. porch. yard; mr.. every
thing: avail. now. KE. 8-62SS. a
ALEXANDRIA
/ bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and
RIVERvIEW APIS. 1116 N. Pitt
st.. TE, 6-0s69. (Unfurnished units
available.l 8
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AIR-CONDITTONED
LUXURY APARTMENT

For family or corporation that can
AFFORD the unusual in comfort and
amenities. Living room 10 IT. by -
II. with two exposures and fireplace;
rooms and 2 baths or 8 bedrooms
ard 3 baths: z unusually large
closets; one or two Kitchens with
electric, dishwasher. garbage dis-osal
unit. clothes washer, clothes dryer
ana refrigerator with deep-fgeeze
compartment: 80 It. by 81 It. private
flagstone terrace with adjoining bar;
southwest corner Of 9th floor in
recently completed air-conditioned
Carlton House, $500 wisconsin ave.
NV. commanding magnificent view
OF city. and Potomac River valley,
Planned for owner Of building and
never occupied. Secretarial, tele-
phone service, garage. basement,
laundry facilities and future public
dining room. Furnished transient
guest rooms available in building.
Call O-G2nn
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ROOMS FURNIsHep-s.E.-s.w

COLORED, SINGLE RM.
For man. 81 per week. DE. 2-09O5.
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'ne., APIS. FvRN.-D.c. Cont, lMR. TWEEDY
7 ROOMS WITH BOARD Cont,

THE MARIETTA. 1895 10th st.
n.w.-Lovely single and double rms,
with running water, for young ladies
and men; showers; excellent board;
elevator. 30s
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-D.c.

SHIPLEY PARK-One ana 2 bedroom
apts. IN lovely Sc. apt. DEVELOPMENT:
extra-large rooms. picture windows.
plenty Of closet space. storage rooms
scSoos sH snS eenter een TO Oes SSs
located at s400 25th ct. Sc. 20
Effic. Hts APr.-sas @ st. s.s.-Extra
lse. rm.. kit. dinette. bath. dressing
MT F TSff9h $S2fej sss srtn IanitGss fsss r:vf.,.
bury pl. n.w:-Modern oldE. Law,
and ihns eath:s siio' sliSts util,o. o'd. inel: caii
ess,ss0 T. ,s,h 3 wssfdfSs 81. Nv. EH o coi ld
aIIS r ST. S.E.-Lse. liv. rm.. kit.
dining area, foyer. bedrm. and tile
bath. Rent. S6S. Conv. to everythine
Immediate occupancy. Ewes. RA
eSs YaZqp1 4 sT Of iSe Nwon: 2anisSr: nm k,t- and
bath a Sac. Si"1ns 50 per mo. sm'' see e'' Mr. Mr.
MORGAN in No. 200 after pm.
UPPER NV, near Takoma PARK
sSs.f9i and t9ansp ss,lsj RA mel sn02R1ns @sa
4 AND E BEDRMs.. Sc. congress
Hts. GEO. s, KING CO., Est. 1895.
2l1O Nichols ave. Sc. LU 4-25W
GEORGETOWN-Ef5c. Full kit, pvt
bath Apt. house. Utils incl: $40 so
mo. IA. $500. lTU. .2-2952.
GEORGETOWN 1-bedrm apis. on
one Of Georgetown's best residential
streets. Modern kits. and baths.
nreplaes. IN apt. house: $lO7.50
1917 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Front apt.
having lge.. rms. hall, kit. hath !:
rent, $40. Apply janitof or p. j.
WALSH, INC. 1115 Eye st. nv.
18th NR. Col. RD. N.w.-s rms,
kit.. bath and lSe. porch: auiet
eouple pref. 10. 4.207e. As
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21O8 18th SIT NV

h5SSSOM SSOCM APARTMENT
$62 so. includes utilities ana wooA
sss sssn = MRS. osTERHouT. 2iso
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HIGH RENTS?

HIGH RENTS?
WHY PAY THEM?
we have beautiful modern lge. ants.
at low, low rents. Hurry Willis We
stil have choice apts.
"BRANDYWINE
TERRACE"
! BEDROOM ----$67.5 so UP
2 BEDROOMS --- 77.5O UP
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER
700 ERANDYwINE ST. Sc. APT. Q
Directions: 8. Capitol st. to Atlantic
St. Sc, left to 4th st., right to
Brahdywine, left to apartments.
D & F MANAGEMENT co.
JU. $1,000 10. 2-32l3
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CAPITOL HILL-Apt. bldg.. 3 rms.
bath. all utils.. nicely furn.; refined
couple or single: 500. KE. 6-6354.
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APTs. FURNIsHED-D.c c.

MERIDIAN PARK AREA, Apt. bldg
Unusual lge: cor; bsm.: apt. 2
$50 incl. utils. AID. 4-3925. 4
BROOKLAND-2 apts.. bedrm., Nv.
rm.. kit, dinette. bath; nicely furn. |;
redec.; apt. bldg; 500. LA. 6-95S8.
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The John Kilpen Hotel

23lO ASHMEAD PL. NV
VI block OF Conn. ave, overlooking
Rock Creek Park. ,Dble. and sgle.
rates. $3.50 Wk. up. HO. 2-3566.
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED
ROOMS WANTED

1926 PARK RID. N.W.--Large room
with water. suitable dark room or
light storage. etc: SIS per mo. a
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1900 BILTMORE ST. NV.
Apt. 1-Lge. front efficiency with
sep. dinette: well-furn.: cool in
summer: $50.
Apt. 2-Newly dec. 1-bedrm. apt.
lge. kit. twin beds, ample closet
space; 500 on Tyr. lease.
Keys at Apt. D or call CO. 5-0222,
RA. 6-47S2. JU. 9-4513.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
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EMPL. MOTHER AND CHILD desires
room and board with middle -aged
couple or widow in NV. only. RA.
3-6S06 after pm.
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tsH sis 5sh 18th 81: 81 s.E.. NiM $50 5Sso
1-2 rm., kit, bath apt: utils incl.
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1424 HARVARD ST. NV.
Apt. 5 in apt. bldg. Attractively dec
Grated and furnished; 2 large rooms
and bath: $73 mo-. incl. fully equip.
kitchen. all utils. and parking
space. Open for inspection, am.
S}k az NeM p;m; WE tOEEAL oSa ., NEMrAL NE CUS;'
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-2 rooms.
kitchen and bath: nicely furnished:
$65 per mo.
Mount Alto areas rooms kitchen
and bath: $l25 per mo.
JOSEPH M; WISE. 1929 Wis. ave.
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MODERN APT. - Liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit. and bath: conv. to all transp
and shopping; 5 Minis. to downtown;
800 per mo. ll01 w. Virginia ave
ne. Ii. 3-2172.
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sel7 CONN., and bedrm: apis.
eiey.. "a adults. EN-. 2-7229. g
$50: dble. sos. Also 2-rm. bsmt
sl9 i9t S6BErS BTs sntI GXEoSENA EsSEli a aIE s
bedrm.. kit, pvt. bath: incl. baci
FeSERksFfk eSsfak FL elsf 81. TstaE sW@ go e.d1ms
NEWcoMB REALTY SERVICE, 10
cSoNSSfGr1cur SlSSfSG;r1cur AVE- b.drm.. iiv
rm., kit, bath: utils. incl. In apt
NV PlSs' HA%P. ASi AVE- AVE. AND N ST. NV
turn. sss TO 70 s1oo All . mo. tSi Close iia IN
1850 go IspTS odE 81. N.w.-Attrac. riv. rm.
bedrm., kit, bath In apt. bldg
Avail. May 1. OIL. 2-7Ss7 or in0uir'
GENTLEMAN - Mass. wis. ave-
large, cool. conf. comb. bed-liv. rm.
bath. refgr.. linens. pvt. entr. througl
garden: 500: ref. REQ. EN-. 3-s2s9
1909 HARVARD ST. NV rooms
kit. and bath: nicely furnished. Sc
lanitor for key. Inspect. then cal
ara "a And ND DECATUR SITS. NV
Lovely apt. l bedrm.. liv. rm., kit
bath and porch in 4-unit bldg. Cal
RE. 7-5224 or RA. 6-3790. 80
s?9 QUEBEC PL. NV bedrns
liv. rm.. kit, bath. SIS incl. utilS
MINI. 4 PENNA. AYES. s.E.-Mod
| ern studio apis. Ground level. Pvt
bath, pvt. entrance. For . youn
ladies or employed couple. SIS. LU
2-947S. II
IiS3 NEWTON--2-bedrm. apts.; ais
| ef1e.; children welcome. 3155 MI
PLEASANT. l-bedrm. apt: | enc
Gle sheren To "sisGRs sHaRE Nicely iSsn eps
| l child accepted: use Of wash
| mach. phone: $50. LU. 2-74S3. -
1514 MASS. AVE. The Oakmont"--
EsaSc. S AsPts;; .e ss1i saad ss. WI W.,
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Pay as little as $25 twice monthly
to share q nicely furnished room
with phone. maid service and q
hearty breakfast and dinner Mon
fu atmosphere. TV room.
CALL MRS. LOCHRIE
DU. 7-7666
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THE EARLE, 2S44 Conn. ave. NV
Lge. closets, sgle. beds, kit. and ldry.
privils., TV lounge; $50 each per
mo. Other rooms. DU. 7-577S.
Evening star., 1954-06-02
AreaPoIice Join Hunt
For Girl, s, Believed
Kidnapped From Truck

Police in the District, Virginia
and IL other States today were
watching for 6-year-old Jane
Marie (Jennie) Hoffman after a
kidnap alarm said she may be
headed South from New York in
a red truck with a 2O0-pound
woman called "Toni."
The FBI also entered the case
when it was reported the red
truck was travelling New Jersey
Route l and might stop at a
weighing station in Virginia.
Walter Howard Hicks, jr., of
Sulphur Springs, Fla, a trucker,
told police the little girl-brown-
haired, brown-eyed and wearing
a red-and-white print sun
dress and black shoes-had dis
appeared from his truck early
yesterday on a Lower Manhattan
street.
Mr.. Hicks said he had been
taking the child home for adop-
ton after the mother had given
him signed permission to do so
on the back of a tavern menu
Toni" he said, was a woman
ne had enlisted to help take care
of the child over the week end
until he could start back for
Florida. She was otherwise
unidentified.
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said the tenement owner would
have to hire an architect.
Hearings on all other license
problems were to be held by
the superintendent of licenses
and permits but these are being
held by Mr.. King because, c. T.
Nottingham, head of licenses
and permits, said the Health
Department refuses to state on
its disapproval form what the
specific defects are.
AS for the code to cover all
existing housing. the Washing
ton Housing Association wrote
the Commissioners in April ex-
pressing the view that the cart
has been put before the horse
in writing a code withour de-
Gliding whether there should be
a single administrator and a
single set of inspectors or half
a dozen inspectors from as many
different departments.
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fund the same contributions that
are made by male employees; but
in case of death, the survivors
of these women employees are not
accorded the same rights as those
accorded to the survivors of male
employees of the, Government"
Senator Upton declared. 1T
would seem that these women
employees and their survivors are
entitled to equal treatment under
the act"
PAY-The House Civil Service
Committee meets in executive
session tomorrow on Govern
ment classified employe pay
raise legislation. AS in the case
of the postal pay measure, sew
eral meetings will probably be
necessary before the committee
reaches agreement on the classi-
fled pay bill it will approve.
Meanwhile, Chairman Carlson
Of the Senate Civil Service Com
mittee has indicated that his
committee will wait until the
House acts on the classified and
postal pay legislation before TAX
ing action. Senator Carlson,
however. has promised that &C
tion would be taken in plenty
of time for final approval by
Congress this year.
y +
JURI SDIC TIONAL DIS
PUTE-The National Association
of Special Delivery Messengers is
accusing its big-brother fellow
union in the AFL, the National
Association of Letter Carriers, of
trying to raid its membership.
George Warfel, the special de-
livery messengers president, has
written to AFL President George
Meany asking that the letter car
riers' union be enjoined from
trying to organize special de-
livery messengers.
\ \ \
PER DIEM WORKERS-The
Senate has approved and sent
to the White House the House.
passed bill to allow Government
per diem workers time off with
pay whenever an agency by ad-
ministrative action excuses en-
ployes because of weather or
other emergency actions. At
present only classified employees
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are entitled to time OF with
pay.
LABOR DEPT.-The following
employees of the Labor Depart
ment here have received awards
for outstanding and superior
work: Frederick w. Suffa (two
awards, Boyd C. Anders. John
T. Murray, Christopher Rich
ardson, Chester Walker, Flor
ence M. Worrell, Grace Kent,
Laura B. King, Robert E. Lee,
jr.. Nelva A. Nicholson, Leo r.
Rice, Stoddard j. Stanton.
Rachel E. Swift, Frank j. VoS-
mex, Sr.
CONTEST WINNERS-Three
more Federal employees have won
Miami Beach vacations by sub
mitting outstanding economy
and efficiency suggestions. The
contest is sponsored by the Good
Government Institute. The latest
winners are Mrs. Nina T. Proven
and George r. Mullin of the
National Security Agency and
Teddy j. R. Taylor of Fort
Leslie j. McNair. The winners
will stay at the Normandy Plaza
and Pontiac Hotels in Miami
Beach, Fla.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - The
18th annual Maryland-Delaware
Bi-State convention of the Ma
tional Federation of Post Office
Clerks will be held in Ocean City,
Md. Friday through Sunday in
the Plimhimmon Hotel. NFPOC
Local 140 of Washington will be
the host local. The outstand-
ing employe of the District of
Columbia Government will be
named tomorrow by the Wash
ington Junior Chamber of Com
merce at a luncheon at 1890
tomorrow in the Burlington Ho-
tel. The Melvin c. Hazen award
will be presented in memory of
the late District Commissioner.
John w. Simms of the Air
Force has been elected president
of the New York State Society
0f NTyo ch 1nt01, Dn1Iiv, %
Reno, supervisor of the Civil
Service Commissions printed in
formation in its public informa-
ton Office, has retired after IS
years with the csc. F.. Leonard
M. Miller of the United States
Office of Education has been
elected secretary of the National
Vocational Guidance Association.
Evelyn Murray of the United
States Employment Service has
been elected to the Delegate As
sembly of the American Person.
mel and Guidance Association.
(Be sure to Keep up i0ith all
the latest Government en-
ployeS' neaOs By reading the
Federal Spotlight column sir
days tDeek in The Star and
listening to the Federal Spot
light radio broadcast at GAS
pm. each Saturday oUer
WMAL.J ~r e..,
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rules to govern congressional in
vestigations desirable part of
his legislative program, the
President said he had not
thought about it in those terms
and would not want to foreclose
the possibility of making recon-
mendations. But he says he feels
that this matter is the deep
responsibility of the legislators
themselves.
Stanley Remarks Brought Up.
He laughed when a reporter
asked if he agreed with recent
statement by his counsel, Ber-
nard Stanley, that Democrats
in Congress were trying to ride
on his coattails and at the sans
time block his legislative pro-
gram.
Gen. Eisenhower said the busi-
ness of riding on someone else's
coattails could be dangerous be-
cause the rider might not know
where the coattails were going.
Then, more seriously, he said
if any one wants to support his
legislative program and that
amounts to riding on his coat
tails, he can climb right on.
Asked about a published charge
that his administration had
shown little initiative in fight
ing depression, the President
said every one is entitled to
express his opinions. but chal-
lenged his questioner to get the
administrations side of the story
in detail from the chief of his
Council of Economic Advisors,
DR.. Arthur F. Burns.
He said DR.. Burns could tell
the reporter about measures that
have been adopted, how they
work, and what the administra-
ton is prepared to do.
The President was asked If
he had in mind any particular
plans for a speaking tour to
carry to the public his campaign
for action on his legislative pro-
gram in general. He said no,
but he did have a number of
tentative engagements for speak
ing at various places and that
every time he appears in public
from now on he will have just
one idea-to get his program in
action.
Evening star., 1954-06-02
; Youths and Girl
Charged After Wild
Chase Of Stolen Car

Three unchivalrouS George
town youths and an 18-year-old
girl riding in a stolen car were
caught after a short but fast
chase on Sixteenth street NV.
early today, police reported.
Police spotted the auto at Six
teenth and R streets NV. about
3 am. Because of its speed,
they gave chase.
1t was a dull night for police
men everywhere, and other
cruiser men, learning of the
chase, converged on the area.
Police said the auto went
through two red lights and three
blocks away, at Sixteenth and U
streets NV. crashed into a
streetcar loading platform. spun
around and struck two taxicabs
which had come to a halt when
their drivers saw the speeding
car careening toward them.
The three boys leaped out and
ran, abandoning the girl.
Police arrested her, and at
headquarters she was identified
as Gail Patricia Kinsey, ID. of
the $500 block of T street NV.
The boys didn't get far-there
were too many policemen in the
area. Taken into custody were
two 17-year-old youths and a
16-year-old youth. OAe of the
17-year-olds, identified as the
driver. was charged with un-
authorized use of an auto, run
ming through two red lights,
leaving the scene of an accident
and driving without a D. G. per-
nit.
The other boys were charged
with unauthorized use of an au-
tomobile. A charge of taking
property without right was drop
ped when the girl appeared in
Municipal Court today. The
United States attorneys Office
requested dropping the charge
because the attorney did not feel
there was any evidence to sup
port it.
The car was registered to
Marshall Hornblower of 1900 U
street NV, who didn't know it
was stolen until police told him
it had been recovered.
Evening star., 1954-06-02
n. Y. Central Meefinu
Is Put Off for Week
BY the Associated Press

ALBANY, N. Y, June 2.-The
outcome of the struggle for con-
troll of the New York Central
Railroad system remained in
doubt yesterday, and, as a result,
the annual meeting of the stock
holders was recessed again-until
noon next Tuesday.
The new recess came amid in
creasing indications that the
fight was close.
The additional weeks extern
sion was requested by the in
spectors of election, who said in
a report to William White. Cen
trail president.
1--WE regret to report that the
counting and tabulation of the
vote is incomplete. The existence
OF the contest, the size of the
vote, the number of proxy papers
and supporting documents, and
the checking of papers by repre-
Sentatives of the two sides, make
difficult the expedition of the
count"