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SECRETARY

Unusual position for alert man In
terested In future In real estate.
knowledge Of shorthand necessary
Extremely Interesting position.
Must have excellent references. Call
ST. $1,000 for appointment. 80
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CLERK
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Real Estate Office

5-day, 35-hour week, free grour
disqualification. vacation with pay.
comfortable aforementioned ONCE.
This permanent Job and the
salary IS excellent, we want q
conscientious worker with good Sec
retarial skills. Call Mr. LAWLER.
ST. 3-0505 ALLEN 4 ROCKS,
INC, 20l1 X st. NV. --3l
GIRL. living in vicinity
Of Vienna: day work. no sundays.
EXPERIENCED ONLY. SERVICE
PHARMACY. pu. 5-71r. ---31
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white. over 1s;
evenings and week ends. DlSTRlt {
HEIGHTS PHARMACY. 1854 MARI
boro pike. RE. $4,000. b
FOUNTAIN GIRL. Shite, expeI.; nc
nights or Sundays: refs. Apply in
person, WESTERN PHARMACY,
1906 35th st. NV. No phone calls
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER
knowledge OF bookkeeping anc
typing. good salary. Car desirable
but not necessary. Bethesda area
GENERAL SsH kSi Office o5ffffiicE WORKER for
wholesale candy and tobacco com
with figures; 40-hour week. Apply
GROCERY CASHIER. eoiored only;
PAIR SUPER MARKET. IL. 1890.
HAT CHECK GIRL-wHITE. Apply
in person. GOOD EARTH RESTAu-
RANT ll17 nth At NV 40
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CLERK
PART TIME

Young woman. 21-35 yrs. Of age. for
permanent, part-time Job in our
stock ticker room. Pleasant work.
Hrs. 10 a.m.-4 pm. on Mon, Wed,
and Fri; $50 a.n,-i2 pm. on Sat.
Apply. Personnel, Room 602; open
weekdays. 1905 and Sat-. Gig.
No 's''one calls.
The EVENING STAR
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30
ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP. for expert appratsais.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. Nv,
To 2-2727 RIA. $1,000
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IHELp MEN WoMEN (centl REPAIRS and SERVICES (cont

LARGE FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
mas several Immediate openings for
men and women for part-time
evening work. 5-night weeks. Mon
through Fri. Adding machine expe-
Renee required. Address reply Il
BOX 3O5-C, Star. Stating qualff1ea'
lions. salary expected, etc. IL
WHITE COUPLE can enjoy 1-bedrm.
unfurn. apt. in modern 12-unii
bldg, within few hlks. of East Cap.
and Minnesota Sc. for 500. so per
mo. and small amount Of services
man must be regularly employed
wife not employed; principal serv'
ices required are infrequent man.
ageriai duties and care Of 2 small
stairhails and yard. Please tele-
phone Miss Hildebrandt. NE. 3.
1884 ali day Sat. and Sun. anc
between rs pm. weekdays. ~
WHITE AND COLORED
Exper. packers and caterers - S6h
TUCK driver -------S bs
DRUG clerks -------- SCI
Dishwashers.' busboys $500. $4(
Porters, janitors SAT
WeIders, sal. open AID. 2-s10t
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THE EVENING STAR
l10l PA. AVE. NV.
CIERK-TYPIST

IF you are 3 high school graduate
a week w snd are ks able to SG ssps wod
per minute and are under 80
IF you like to do interesting work
and want an opportunity TO ad-
vance. IF you would like to work
In a modern once with cheerful
surroundings If you are friendly
and would like TO work with
friendly people. THEN CALL MR.
AILNUTT DI. 7-S300,
WEAVER BROS, INC.
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Resident Manager

For q large Northern vireinis ant.
development. Write details and
experience. family status, occupa-
ton and phone number to BOX
263-C. Star. so
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YOUNG LADIES. 1875

WI L-LOCATED aforementioned fur
nished and equipped office plus
small salary offered in exchange
for part-time steno. services. Suit.
able for some one desiring tc
conduct public steno. business. NE
S-3718. 80
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, white
Ink. and child care; live in. roof
and board. small salary. HE. 4
1882 after IL noon. II
PART TIME WORK. full-time incomi
we will interview women 10 b,
trained as Beauty Advise S. Pleas
ant. digniiied work by appointment
Training at Company expense
weekly pay checks. flexible workinl
hours. For personal interview az
pointment telephone JE. 2-33G 3
Q TO IL and z 10 q pm. ---3l
FORMER TEACHER with craft ex.
perienee wanted for part-time posi-.
tion with 5rivate school. IA
DO Youi NEED MONEY ta paw you,
Christmas bills7 Earn $3.50 pei
hr. the pleasant way BY servinf
AVON customers Several new
openings n1w. Call DI. T-0221.
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SECRETARY

Experienced. for executive: must b.
willing to assume responsibility
Salary open. Contact Mr.. PHILLIPS,
HO. 2-5b60 --3f
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SHANNON &LUCHS CO.
AUTOMOBILE TITLE
AND TAG CLERK

opening for title and tag
clerk. d. c., Md, and Va, expert
enee necessary. Excellent starting
salary. disqualification plan, AGA
tion with pay. etc.
Apply in person to 'ir. P M, Am,
good. TOMS CHEW. INC, 11410
Georgia ave, Wheaton. Md. ~
BAKERY Girl. experienced, day.
work. 10 m. TO 6:30 ., m. Apply In
ave NV. .
BEAUTICIAN-Must be exper.; excel
salary plus commission, Full or
part time. Oper immed. ELIZA
BETH BEAUTY SALON, LII. 2-4264.
Mrs. FredeloS. III
BEAGT1CIAN, experienced: 5-day
week. perm. Job. Salary and COM
missi, :. Cali in perran. ANITA'S,
5dl2 Conn. ave. nv -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30
SECRETARY
Real Estate Office

5-day, 35-hour week, free group
disqualification vacation with pay.
comfortable aforementioned once.
This is q permanent job and the
salary Is excellent We want a
retarial skiils. Call MR.. LAWLER,
ST. 3-0b05. ALLEN ~ ROCKS.
INC. 20l1 Z ct. NV. 81
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FURNITURE
NEW

Check all the tremendous
furniture sales, but compare
our price and quality before
you buy. Tremendous saw
ings on better grade living
room, bedroom and dining
room furniture, plus bedding
and end t4bies.
Brothers Furniture Co.
2 blocks from Bailey's
Cross Roads, Va. on Semi
nary I'd. JE. $4,000, Open
Tuesdays and Fridays tn 0
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Beautician-Hair Stylist
Manager
gE STUDIO MA. s-ee13

ysR STUDIO MA. s-2213
BEAUTY OPERATOR imam OF
woman: experienced ell around:
salary and commission. For JULES.
Alexandria. Also Hnanicurist. Call
Miss Roberts, III. S-0070. 80
B0OKKEEPER. experienced; good
hours, 5-day week: god salary
Apply In person. THE WHEATON
FIRESTONE STORE, 1907 0eorgia
ave. Wheaton. Nd. --3
BOOkKEEPER for large apartment
development In Silver Spring area.
General ONCE experience and typ
Ing required with fundamental
knowll dge OF bookkeeping and pay
roll procedure. Excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement in apart
tive lady under 40 with business
ability, tact and personality. In
applyi7 g. please submit brief resume
OF experience and salary. educa-
ton and family status. Replies to
pc strictly confidential. Box 2S9-C
BookKEEPER. CASHIER - Expert.
enced, for part or fun time. Apply
Miss Eva, FREDERICKS, 1435 i
BookKEErER-TYPrsr for a lead
ing downtown real estate once
Salary open, 35-hour week: paid
vacations. Reply Immediately in
your own handwriting to Box 42S-
c, Star, stating qualifications. ex-
oeTience, education, age and phone
humber, II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30
ANTIQUES
AND DECORATIONS ITEMS
NEW YEARS SALE

SATURDAY. SUNDAY AND MON. /.
Records and books, loo; fgurines
and demitasse sets. Soc: frames and
oil paintings. soc: miniature lamp
S french s sna g gspsT SslS Issss
cranberry. overlay and 3-face tooth.
picks. 81: yellow satin vase, 81
81: Bohemian and oyeriay wines
81: blue Bristol vase, 81: cut glass
cruet. 81; pine vanity. 81: milkins
stool, 81: andirons, 81: pine-waSh
stand. 81: pine bed. 81: Victorian
chairs, 81; Hutch base. 81: decanteT
ST.. Mary Gregory tumbler. 81
rockers, 81; radiometers. they spif
90 ira cage. ss SO f msSo ssis
bench. $3.50; IRE screen. 81. so
milk glass, hen. $3.50; amethysi
D. and B. spoon holder. $3.50
stein. Sc 80: 3-face gobiets. $3.50
cranberry sugsr shaker or syrup
So So. walnut chair. $3.50: Vic
torian table, $3.50; yellow satin ,ros.
ssT s$s sod p ssTe.s s,a sd sun eSsa
berry salt and peppers, $3.50
cranberry creamer. $3.50: Gran
berry LAMP. $3.50: cut glass bowls
$3.50: Amhe rina, cruet. $3.50
round table. $3.50: blue thumI
print Jam lar. $3.50: amber b
and b. dish. $3.50: marble tol
table. IS; Cameo. Durand. Tiffany
Loatz. Aureue, Quezai. Nailsei
pieces. $3.50 up: marble top dresser
$3.50: spinning wheel frockerl
: 7.b0; robh.er bench. $3.50 p
ruby oNerlay wine set. $40; Irisl
eut-slass decanter. $40: red satil
lamp. Sl2.50: many other bargains
See our ad under furnit2re. Opel
daily and sun. till z. BELL KINDS
412 East Cap. st.. Ii. 4-966S
P.S. Better not miss ills one
Everything is going, including Mr.
Z, Store will be closed after Jan.
except for week ends until We ge
tired Of loAfing,
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SECRETARY

Under 80; congsnial beautiful ONCE;
hours. o. to s.: must have good
stenographic skills; salary open.
Call NE. s-bSS5 for appointment.
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FURNITURE
NEW YEAR SALE

SAT. SUNDAY. MONDAY
Couch, 81: easy chairs. 81. coffee
and end tables. 81: wicker setee.
81: telephone table. 81: lamps, pie
lures. mirrors. SOC up: desk. 81;
bookcase, 81; buffet. 81: server. 81:
breakfast table. 81. so: odd chairs.
ST. home bar. 81. bed. 81; dresser.
other bareains. See our ad under
antiques Open daily and Sun. tin
z. BELL KINDS, 412 East Cap. ST..
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ARCADE EQUIP.-4 photomats de
Guxe; i photomatic. . goiCe-o-
graphs. { Juice bars: Is stamp
machines. roll type. Best cffer
takes all. Phone Parkway S-23s3,
so
BABY FURN.-carriage hiRn chair
bed, mattress. training chair. $50.
patio awning. 500: deep free 3.
$l95; or best offers. ia. 9-S35l.
80
new and used. basins
toilets, at lowest prices. BLOCKS
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CLERK-TYPIST

Good typist. 2l-35 yrs. Of aee, who
Is interested in q permanent posi-
ton In our acctg. dept; possibIli-
ties Of advancement: 6-day, 40-hr.
wk Apply personnel. Room 002
open weekdays S:30-6 and Sat.
o-12. No phone calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30

COUNTER AND GRILL MAN OF
woman, white experienced. Call
IA. 5.21o4 bet. 0 and IL Am. and
GENERAL 6FFICE-Interesting var
led work; Rosslyn. Va; salary open.
Only complete details considered
In reply to Box 222-c, Star. 80
time, for our ONCE. to grade papers
for home study course. knowledge
of business administration or
humanics essential. Must use type
writer. Piece work basis offers
profitable oppor tunity for right
person. MAY also consider one for
write stating age, business expe-
rience. education and phone. BOX
43t-C. Star. IS
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CLERK
Part Time-Evenings

ParC Ilme-EVenlngS
Ace 2l-35. pleasant telephone man
IT; for part-time wor, in our
circulation dept; 3 evenings and
Sun. morning. Apply Personnel,
Room 60@; open weekdays. 5000
and Sat, a-1o. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
110l Penna. Ave. NV.
CLERK TYPIST, 1885, in insurance
claims department. Opportunity for
v WoodWsra i Bldg. M 81 7-5i t q 4O
CLERK-TYPIST, alternate hours,
each week, a,m.-3 pm. and 3
p;m.-11 pm. Pleasant WORKING con-
S1Gn p' poson o' hepy oe asss.
ant manager, HOTEL WAsHiNd.
CLERK TYPIST, Is to 35: per.
manent position, pleasant work In
modern Office, meeting public: must
have average typing speed and neat
tart paid vacation and sick leays
person TO Mr.. Collins, At the ONO,
Of FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY
32ol Bla :nnsburg I'd. ne.
CLERK-TYPISTS, 1895, for per-
manent ONCE. positions; $3.50 to
4;45 pm, 5-day wk.. annual and
sick leave; economical cafeteria for
ard floor. E9uITkBIE LIFE IN.
5URANCE CO.. Sl8 14th st. NV
IcLERK-TYPIsT. insurance once
FIRE and casualty exper., 36-hr,
5sday wk.: $3.50 TO start. d. q
CLERK TYPIsT for educational in.
stitute: 5-day week. annual ant
sick leave. group disqualification
salary open: pleasant working con.
ditions. Call no. 2-1b20 after IL
m for appOintment 81
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|TYPlsT, as wp.m., PIX experience
pref. t not essential; 35.hr; wk,
In person. HIGHWAY EXPRESS
LINES, 3rd and r SITS. ne. --4
TfPlsT. permanent position will
insurance company: 35-hr. week
Apply in person Tuesday. 1901 !
ST.. 3rd d. MRS. MAJOR -3r
ITYPISr, able or willing to learn Il
use dictaphone. Minimum typini
s snsse % du THrds Psr ut ssses saR
Position open January 3rd. Good
salary. advancement, many com
pany benefits. Cali MRS. MICH.
AELS, 10 to 4 p,m.. DI. 1928"
TYPIsT with telephone conversation
experience. Apply ct 1893 Newton
st. NV. before 10 am. so
TYPIST
5-day, 36t4 -hr. week: excellent work
Ing conditions. Apply REMINGTON
RAND. 1918 L st. NV. $50
WAITRESS - Cavalier Coffee Shop
$500 18th st. NV. Do not phone
WAITRESS, white; nishtwork. ex.
calls. Apply between 0 ar u am
or after pm. ROSSITER SEi
FOOD GRILL, 4132 Georgia ave
MATTRESSES. fuli-time and part.
time. start iI-med. MICKEY
oRAsso RESTAURANT, 1872 18th
wSITREssEs. white, under s5, nea,
appearance: full or part time: bar
good salary. Apply CULMORE RES.
TAURANT, sos Leesb lrg pike
y Falls Church. Va, JE. 4-6322.
WAITRESS, white. young, expert
enced;. good salary. 5-day week
good tips. Apply at JoHNNY's
MATTRESSES. white, over 81, par,
or full time. Apply KUAN YIN
RESTAURANT, 3025 Naylor I'd Sc.
GIRL, coiored, To work in music
store. Apply between and 9 pm
12lT You st. NV. --31
GIRL. 70 work on drug and cos.
metic counter. experience preferred
but not necessary. Apply in per-
SON.. local references required
Apply MICHIGAN DRUGS, 1901
Michigan ave. ne. 80
LADIES go, 1898. white. VIII,
would like part time employment
4 hours daily: we can prove earn
ings Of $50 weekly: no experience
required. 624 Bond Bldg. l404
N. Y. ave. NV. II
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FURHITURE-NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE

1880 wrought-iron dinette S54.98
S12e,5O bunk beds eompl. 1925
$3.50 so chrome 5-pc. dinette- 40 90
sos so Administer pxl2 rugs. 1900
fiyclon Hollywood beds - A 96
''sdrm kiN y r IN dlHi En Co Terms
36b 4 st. NE. Ii. 6-0l0O
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AELP-MEN AND WOMEN

BALLROOM DANCE EACHER s,
ACES 21-30 to teach full or part
YOU. Apply in person, 1-B pm
DON MARTINI STUDIOS. 90" 13th
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HELP-W0AtEk

LADIES, white. to assist pho
ographer; pleasant. dignified work
can earn S5O-S75 per week
ROBERTS STUDIO. 22l7 Nichols
NJ n LII A-klEO
Evening star., 1955-01-14
Auto Theft Laid
ToMon Who Stole
Streetcor in 19A

Carl ]. Hall, 20, who in 1947
piloted a stolen Washington
streetcar on a 3-mile joyride,
today is in Fairfax Jail after
being charged with taking q
similar jaunt-this time in an
automobile stolen in Montgonl-
cry County.
Fairfax County Detective Her
bert Marcy last night picked up
Hall on Route 211 near Fairfax
Circle. Detectives said he made
the arrest on "a routine check.
They identified Hall as the man
who made of with q $40, 900
Capital Transit Co. streetcar
eight years ago. Hall is being
held under $1,000 bond, charged
with driving without a permit
or registration card and being
in possession Of a stolen car.
Police said Hall will be Ques-
toned by Federal Bureau OF In
vestigation agents this after
noon.
When he was arrested in l947
after satisfying q long-sup-
pressed desire to pilot a street.
car. Hall was listed as an un-
employed vending machine re-
pairman. He was fined 500 in
the streetcar case. On this trip,
however, county police listed
him as q Rockville laborer.
Evening star., 1955-01-14
BY The As.seletsd prss.

MOSCOW, Jan. 1.-THE So
Wet government today offered to
share with the rest Of the world
the experience it claims TO have
gained by operating an industri-
al power station with atomic
energy.
Foreign Ministry Press Chief
Ieonid Ilyichey told q news con-
ference the Soviet Union is
ready to hand over the scientific
and technical experience piled up
in the Soviet Union"
He said this information
would be made public through a
report to the United Nations
Committee on Atomic Energy.
There was no indication that
foreign scientists or technicians
would be able to study the
operation Of the atomic power
station which the Russians claim
to possess on their own.
At the same time the spokes-
man announced that Acaden1i-
clan D. v. Skobeltsyn had been
appointed Soviet representative
to The conference on atomic
energy which the last U. N. Gen.
eral Assembly decided should be
held during 1865.
This is the first time since the
Evening star., 1955-01-14
Advisers 10 GET Briefings
Earlier, Spencer PLEDGES

District Commissioner Samuel
Spencer today told the Citizens
Advisory Council that the city
heads viii in future give the
council members briefings on
proposed legislation well in ad-
vance Of congressional hearings.
Mr.. Spencer told the advisory
group he was sorry that in the
past the Commissioners all too
frequently waited until the last
minute to provide the necessary
fill-ins.
This year we will single out
the bills we think are important
and bring them to your attention
for judgment in ample time, !"
Mr.. Spencer promised.
Demonstrating that he is q
man OF his word, Mr.. Spencer
then introduced Corporation
Counsel Vernon z. West. who
outlined for the benefit Of the
council the contents Of II pieces
Of legislation that have failed
to pass in the past and are likely
to be reintroduced into Congress
at this session.
Evening star., 1955-01-14
Submarine Reaoats Self
After Running Aground
, BY the Assoeiossd Press

NORFOLK, Va. Jan. 1.-THE
Navy submarine Tench relocated
herself last night about Ia hours
after she ran aground in 10 feet
Of water east Of Cape Henry
Lighthouse. . Navy spokesman
said.
He said the submarine got on
q sand bar under her own power
with the aid Of high seas kicked
up by powerful winds. She ran
aground about Q pm. and re-
fioated herself at 10:30.
The Tench. a fleet sub Of the
Guppy type. did not take on
water, the spokesman said. She
normally draws II feet.
The spokesman said 1t was not
known how the sub ran aground.
She Is commanded by Comdr.
John Plummer and carried q
crew Of eight officers and "a men.
She was to be inspected today
at the Norfolk Naval Base.
Evening star., 1955-01-14
Bunehe WeIeons Offer;
Atom Experts TO Meet

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y,
Jan. II RD. Ralph Bunche,
U. N. undersecretary who has
been laying the groundwork here
for a world atoms for-peace sci
ence conference. welcomed Mos
cows offer Of atomic industrial
power information today.
He said the announcement by
the Soviet foreign ministry was
news here.
DR.. Bunche said that Dmitri v.
Skobeltsyn, the Soviet scientist
who win represent his country
on the committee. is expected to
arrive here tomorrow for ses-
sions of q scientists advisory
committee that begin Monday.
Mr.. Skobeltsyn may be
bringing the information with
him. DR.. Bunche said, but the
Soviet delegation here has given
no hint Of it.
Besides Mr.. Skobeltsyn, and
DR.. A. Rabi. United States atom
scientist. atom experts Of Brazil,
Canada, France. India and Brit
ain will meet here with Secre-
tary General Dag Hammarskjold
and DR.. Bunche to arrange q
world scientific congress in Ge-
neva next August on the Eisen-
hover atoms-for- peace plan,
which has been approved by the
U. N. Assembly.
Evening star., 1955-01-14

Before O comprehensive plan
for urban renewal can be prop
erly prepared or the organiza-
ton developed to execute the
plan, decision must be made as
to- the pace at which renewal
is to proceed and the date by
which the renewal plan is to
be completed. What is the COM
munity prepared to undertake?
How much will it invest in slum
cure?
The feasibility Of a 10-year
program must be measured
against q number Of yardsticks:
the size of the problem, the
family displacement involved
and the cost of the program,
The Importance Of launching the
sustained effort required for the
accomplishment Of such q pro-
gram must be measured against
the urgency of the problem and
the values to be derived from
its cure.
It is the conclusion Of this
Evening star., 1955-01-14
Duke Of Windsor Arrives Here
For Courtesy Coll on President

his valet and Dizzy. his 3-year-
old pug dog.
He stepped briskly of the At
lantic Coast Lines "Vacationer'
into Union Stations chill. re-
marking "It's been cold in
Florida. too"
Outside the station, the Duke,
his man. an. Embassy aide and
q chauffeur had to wait q couple
minutes for Dizzy. The Duke
took the opportunity to explain
since / was coming through
here. ! called and asked II n
would be all right to pay visit
Ito the White House and / was
told yes, so here / am" He said
the call would be purely social.
Dizzy finally being ready. the
party bundled into an Embassy
Rolls Royce and departed 70
meet Sir Roger Makins, the Brit
ish Ambassador. who was to ac-
company the Duke to the White
House.
Evening star., 1955-01-14
Heavy Carpet Of Snow
Covers West Maryland
sY the As.eeiotsd Prsss

Western Maryland was under
q heavy carpet of snow today,
and the State Roads Commission
advised chains for driving in
Garrett County and the Cum
herland area.
The commission reported that
nine inches Of snow fell at Oak
land. Garrett County, last night
to bring the total accumulation
up to 16 inches for the past two
days.
In the northern part Of the
county at Accident. there was
12la inches Of snow. eight inches
Of which fell last night.
At Big Savage Mountain. on
the Garrett : Allegany County
line, the report was IL inches.
Eight inches Of It fell last night.
Cumberland had q half inch
of snow last night to add to the
half inch that fell yesterday.
Evening star., 1955-01-14
John w. Davis Fuvors Talk
To Congress by Chief Justice

mirable. No other voice could
speak to the Congress with 50
much weight as the Chief JUS
tice. Only he, Of course. can tell
how much Of an additional bur-
dent it would add to those he
already carries, but I should
think the burden would not be
excessive.
There can be no doubt that
we not only need more judges.
but better-paid judges. The only
cure for the lag Of untried cases
on the calendar is to have
enough nanpower to dispose Of
them.
There is q limit to what any
single judge can do and do well.
We can have speedy trials when
ever We are willing to pay the
price"