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OFFICE ASST.
PAYROLL CLERK, adding machine

PAYROLL CLERK, adding machine
ifi. EMPLOYMENT Z lent AGENCY, WH ss5S Vii.
son blvd. Arl. ia. $4,000.
PIX: white; for daywork, In modern
downtown apt. bldg. Apply resi-
dent mgr. 214i Eye st. NV. lis
PIX TYPIsT-Experience preferred
but not necessary: will train. Some
typing required. Salary open. MISS
RAY LA. 6-l060. Ia
PERsONNEL CLERK sTENOG.
RAPHER, age 25-35:. must have
n nei voTP SG variety ' " dulles. II pfssDi Excsi-
lent opportunity for well-groomed
alert. young woman. b-day week,
s:39s5, For appointment call Elk.
PRACTICAL NURSE, to take care Of
an elderly couple in Chevy Chase.
and an car care for a semi-inVsiid. nUiSs.ilosR LooR.
ine for q refined, Person who wants
2 y member Of the family. .oL.
Private Secy., $50 Wk.
education; Sooikeepsr.seeS., s2.o6S ss2
up: jr. secretary-steno.. $40 wk.
NEED 200 new applications daily,
All Kinds OPENINGS. Visit early. fsT.
3-3660D.
|BOYD'S. Cor. G and 18th
REAL ESTATE CLERK TYPIsT, le-
large organization. We want an
alert person capable of accurate
typtng. Hrs, o:l5 to 3, 3b-hr. viz.
No Saturday. Interesting work In
convenient downtown air-eond. of
See Mr.. WHICH, I7c2 L st. NV.
fC0u kfntted an uexi naeat
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ASosSA Ah o1iCc luduhBEluCuts WlltG
giving full details. Box 494-L, Star.
THIS is NOT A DEBIT COMPANY
JANiTOR, for small bldg; hours, i
TO = pm: 8 days q week: attrac.
salary: must have record Of sub
stantial long employment: one
who likes to work and look after
all details. Reply by letter giving
5et and record of employment. Box
ASSISTANT. sixth-ciass
Hc; No. g oil. married, nom
drinker. S175 mo. plus quarters
Chance for advancement, Large
downtown bldg. MR.. LOCKWOOD.
DU. 7-340O III
full time. 30-4o years;
painting exper. Apt. above ground,
plus good salary to right man. WO.
8-6S66 or EN-. 1904.
JANITOR colored. exper. only for
garden apis. Apply Ager rd. and
goth ave. Hyatts., Md. AP. 1885.
must be exper., sober
and reliable. No children. New
project; new quarters; S135 mo.
plus quarters More pay to good
man. HE. 4-SS09, HE. 4-T733 TX
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INSURANCE.

Experience wanted. An exceptional
opportunity awaits the man who
has supervisory BACKGROUND with
debit company. Straight salary with
excellent incentive program. II IN
terested In sales MANAGEMENT. write
giving full details. Box 494-L, Star.
THIS IS NOT A DEBIT COMPANY
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MANY RCA BENEFITS

Permanent RCA employe sta
tus Free life insurance
Free hospital-surgical cover
age for employe and family
Retirement plan Paid holi-
days and vacations Salary
increase and promotion
based upon merit Tuition
refund plan for advanced
study.
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CLERICAL POSITION

CLEHIOAL TOOI I INJN
2O-44 yrs. for large insurance once,
permanent position. 5-day wk.,
hosp. and retirement benefits. APP
ply in person.
INSURANCE co.
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MUTUAL OF OMAHA

Worlds largest exclusive health and
q aREtAAnt HaVfa P0nu IA
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$3.50

Furnished apt. nearby Va: q bright
cheerful apt. in new bldg. all new
furniture: 2 beautiful bedrms. :.
mod. bath and kit; lge. liv. rm.
and dining area; conc. porch facing
south. Call BETHEL, D1. 7-3iO0.
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CoLoRED-17o7 sth ST. N.w.-1
rm.. kit. and bath. S45; 3 rms,
kit. and bath. SS5. r. r. RUPERT,
1917 7th st. NV. -25
CoLoRED-16th AND d N.E.-Two
rms, kit. and share bath: quiet.
reliable couple. Ii. 3-7197, after
5 pm. -27
CoLoRED-1s2o MONROE ST. NV.
3 rms. and bath, utils. furn. Also
unfurn. rms. AID. 4-7296. -25
COLORED-2O23 4th ST. NE. nr.
r.. I. ave- rooms. Kit. bath:
Esef' se in FfST q ae?s se5 snd not aneT
on premises or p. j. WALSHE.
INC. Ills Eye st. NV" MA.
C0LoRfD-S RMS, kit. bath: $50
Plus E,, stils'; 9as;z5 9r; 55th and East s Sap
COLORED-R ST. NV, mr.. 18th
2nd f.. 8 rms. kit. bath, PVT.
can cal, 10 to 4. v, D. JoHNsJJoeN,
coloRE6 hoi a1s0l4' - DOWNTOWN APT,
1907 o st. NV, near 10th and
and bath; SIS. utils. furn. Call
BEITZELL, DI. 7-3100. -25
COLORED-32S v ST. NE, Apt. z
. bedrms., liv. rm,, dinette. kit,
bath and rear scr. porch $50 20
mo, Key at Apt. /. 325, Call co
coIoRiEiD -be5 1th ST. NE
Modern apt. house; lovely 1-bed-
rm. apt. equipped kitchen; conv.
section; rent. S67 so mo. Call MR..
DUVALL, DI, 7-6400. -26
COLORED-5Si2 EADS ST. NE
Modern 1-bedrm. apt. conv. TO
everything. Rent $50 mo. Call
MR. DUVALL, DI. 7-64OO. -26
COLORED-14th AND FAIRM0NT
= rms, kit. apt, S65 mo. DU
CoLURED-sse d STREET ST.
Just finished modern, new 3-story
corner brick apartment. contain
ing 3 rooms, private kitchen. and
to move in July 80, r. J. MOORE,
HO. 2-25S7. closed SatS,
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Fairfax Village AptS.
200l S8th ST Sc
sc Al Under Apts. Unfurn., D. c.

20Ol 3sth ST. Sc
Sc Az Under Apts. Unfurn., D. c.
1112 10Th ST. NV.
OPPOSITE THE sTATLER HOTEL
Nicely furn.. modern BLDG. elevator
msr nnG s%'cn1GaIa o prsms.s or cs ss NA
-. A. McKEEvER CO. INC
1892 X St. NV. ST. 3-SS0o
APARTMENT VALUES
23l5 LINCOLN RID. NE, No. 21O;
liy. rm,, bedrm., dinette, kit, bath.
s6o5 GARLAND AVE. TAX. PIX.
MD, No. J.; ltv. rm,, 2 bedrms,,
dinette. lit, bath: $IS5.
1917 N. QUEEN ST, ARL.. VA, Apt.
No. Z; liv rm., bedrm., dinette,
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Cap. St., Realtor. ma. 5000
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lAPTs. UNFURN., o. c. Icons.I

1880 JEFFERSON ST. N.w.-Eexly
dec. bright corner, bsmt: 3-rm.
idry. pviGs.; s45 mo. IA. S-oi2o,
;OI KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Unfurn.
apt: SIS mo. Entire lst q. pvt.
bath. all utils. Open IA. s-3925.
1888 11th ST. NV bedrms il.
Ton. tGi % cail @ No. Fess54! 9as9 F0f inlo5Ba @a5
GEORGETOWN-NEW. cool. cony.
s5sT fi5sPli co garden; 6el6sa Oedrm-' si26 pvt
DUPoNf Circle. 1926 21st st. NV.
Comb; bedrm. and liv. rm., lse.
kit and bath: compi. redec. and
refurn-' utiis. incl. Call HU. s-320o
1403 v ST. NV. Apt. 24-1 rm..
kitchen and bath. S35. AFFLECK,
1870 f4iS ST. NV, Apt. al rm..
kit, and bath. $3.50. AFFL66ccK,
Ifs MASS. AVE. N.w.-DovntoSn.
Newly restored bldg. . rooms. kit.
and bath apt; $3.50 per mo. See
sisi i4tS ST. NV rooms. kit.
and bath: utils. incl: COW. loea-
4sSs ssOs' GA. AVE. N.w.-conv. to
schools and all transp.' pvt; entE;'
utilS turn;: reas. rent. RA;; g.
APT. P1ooi HHSTaSG MSffss made easyl Cause
vS she owners pay s1s,ie my fee; show rsEt ySg
D. c. You'll do well to call MAN
DEL, AID. 4-3400. 80
RD. NV, IS2I-Liy. rm.,
bedrm., reception hall. kitchen and
bath. S75 mo-, lge. rms. and excel.
closet space. Call Ho. 2-5395 or
BEITzELL. DI. 7-3100. -25
central location two large efficiency
nettes. new SIT. refer.; reasonable
rental of S45 and S4S includes eie-
yator service. heat and hot water.
Res. mgr. Mrs Fisher, 933 L st.
NV. or Du: 7-6917 or SHANNON
q LucHs, 724 14th st. NV, Ma.
EFFIC.. end f., $50 so incl. utll. See
resident manager at 262S Tunlaw
I'd; Nv; Apt; B-l. EN-; 2-3559.
in brand-new elevator bldg. in the
beautiful beau PARK Ssd1oa area 22ift III, iiying
modern folding door, decorator tile
bath, 24-hr, switchboard-secretarial
service and every other luxury,
Sl31 so. all utilities included. THE
PARK ELLISON. 1900 Harvard st.
NV. AID. 1896 or ST. 3-65s4;
AIR CONDITIONED EFFICIENCY in
brand-new de luxe elevator build
ing in the heart of the park area
large living room, southern expo
Sures; kitchen separated by mod
ern folding door: 24-hour switch
board d-Secretarial service: sos, all
utilities included. THE PARK ELL
L1SON, 100 Harvard st. NV. AID.
4-3636 or ST. 3-65S4. 90
JUST OFF MASS. AVE, at 619 K st.
n.w.-Big 1-bedroom apt. Avail.
immed Only $40, incl. heat and
hot water. SHANNON g. LUCHS
CO., 724 l4th st. NV, MA. S-2345
4eO EvARTs ST. NV. Apt. 4
4H6SSi4s 5Si e. hso%h sssRi Sf5 SBf5s4 i4ts s5s &
Sc. of III MinH.MMod, 1-bedrm. apt,
inclosed porch. in s-unit; S64 80,
incl. h.w. and heat. JU. 5-03s3,
CONN. AVE, address of distinction
Only one 1-bedrm apt left; l
ef1c.; newly dec. Mgr, EN-. 2-6s43.
4-RM APT. all utiIs incl. mod. kit
$55; Nr. MOL and Nd. U. HE,
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SHIPLEY PARK

Attractively furnished and redec-
GRATED: l and 2 bedrooms. liv rm..
dinette. kit. and bath. lge. rm..
picture windows ample closet space,
laundry facilities; convenient to bus
and shopping center; once on de-
velopment. 3400 25th St. Sc. 10.
2-0l35.
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APIS. uNFURhlsHEp-MD.

TAKoMA PARK - Modern l-bdrn,;
apts.. newly decor. $40. So. $50
SS7. 80 mo. MANOR APIS. INC,
~. 9-3s1l days. JU. 6-3966 eyes.
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preyfus BIOS, 101e 18th St. NV.

DreytuS BtOS., IUIg I0ln oL. NV
Connecticut Ave. Apt.
One large bedroom and eficiency
apartment available, Living room.
dining foyer, kitchen and bath.
Modern. kitchen and built-in tub
with tile shower; walk-in closets.
Tastefully and completely fur
nished. Venetian blinds; 24-hour
switchboard and elevator service
Also available 2-bedroom apart
ment HO o-6b74
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HILLCREST. S.E.-Bedrm. liv. rm. =:
kit, dinette. bath. Beautifully
furn. $40 per mo for l yr.: then
all furniture becomes your prop
erty and you can continue on at
$69 per mo. All utils. free. LU.
2-6957. 81
EFFIC., ideal one adult: nicely furn. !;
61O Powhatan pl. NV. RA. 6-0147.
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Nopr cpAIc cApnrNe

Also newly redecorated i-bedroom
apt. adjacent to Ft. Myer; Sob
per mo-, incl. uttls. 2-bedrm apt.
Sso,75, incl utilss For inspection.
apply IsinstSn Apt; 2, l1s vs s. Court House
new. . bedrms, SloO:
/ bedrm., S75; efic., S67. I710 N.
10th. Apt. 4. JE. 3-7476 IS
l-bedrm. apt, clean.
quiet, cool apt. bldg: / blk Hecht's
shop. ctr; 4022 9th st. north:
S74.50. Apply Apt. l02. KE. 8.
900 =2a
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CORNER APT. nr. 18th st.--Lgs.
/ bedrm.: newly dec: conv. transp. ::
utils. incl. 500 mo. RA. 3-2943.
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20l5 COLUMBIA Rp. NV.
on Conn. ave, Apt. l and q. At
trac. one lge. rm;, kit. and pvt;
mo-, incl. refgr. and all utils. Open
for inspection It'll pm. FEDERAL
RENTAL CO., ol5 N. Y. ave. NV,
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ROILING Gardens

BOILING GARDENS
End AND NEWCOMB SITS. Sc.
Close in, high elevation. overlooking
Potomac. spacious 3 rm. kit. and
bath apt. newly redec.; children's
play area: ofi-street parking. See
res. mgr, 206 Newcomb st. Sc,
Apt. 3. 10. 2-44e7.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Spacious 2-bedrm. apt, now avail
able in D C.'s finest residential
area; Ia blks. to Conn. ave.;
$99,50, includes all utilities.
MA. 8-0580
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BACHELOR APT. to share with an
other man. Call between 8 and 8
p-m-- OV 3-41O4. 81
YOUNG MAN has newly furn. apt.
to share with another man mod.
apt. bldg. IA. 5-2535, ewes. -27
YOUNG MAN, 22-2s, to share cool,
beautifully furnished coach housei
conYen- NV. section: garden patio,
TV. Call DE 2-164s, TO 9 pm.
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APTs. FURNlsHED-vA.

AVAILABLE Agq. Newly re-
spection apply Apt; 2, lis 8.
Observation-Disclosures and l-bed-
room apartments: lanitor service.
laundry privileges; downtown loca-
ton: all utilities: S75 to 500 so
Call TIE, 6-6670 between 10 am.
and 6 pm.
ARL.-7 min. to Pentagon. Comp.
furn: 2-bedrm. garden type apis.
Ideal for 3 girls; pets allowed.
IA az s.nsoo, mSj shLs REAL ESTATE
ARL. Mae. bedrm., 8 closets, liv
rm.. din. kit. bath. Apt. bldg,
conv. loc.: S94. JE. 3-9o27. KE. s.
2 LGE. BEDRMs.. 4 closets. liv. rm.,
din, kit. bath and shower: apt
bldg: conv. loc.: S1l0. KE. S-4Sl5
2-bedroom
apt. available for rent Aug. | to
Dec, 81; Call Ma. s-312o, Ext. 773.
1st FL. 1-BEDRM. APT. to sublet.
completely furn.: 4416 s. Bath ST..
Ext. 716S5. week days TIL s. -25
furn.; 2 bedrms., liv.
rm., dining e." kit. bath: . blocks
from 2 buSlines; 10 min. Pentagon:
$135; utils. incl. IA. 7-S123. 80
furn.; efic., $50: bed
1710 N. 10th. apt. 4. JE. 3-7476.
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SEAT PLEASANT. MD, 7o14 Cen;
trail ave.-New 2 rooms, Kit. ano
oath: sos. r. r. RUPERT. 81 D.
S4S4. 80
TAKOMA PARK, MD. near Sligo
Park, at 1873 Lee aye.-Thls amaI-
ing / 1-bedroom apartment offers tne
tops in INABILITY. oversize rooms
garbage disposal plus many other
attractive features. Air condltlonlIhle
optional. $500 incl all utlntles
except electric. See Res; Mgr MIS-.
Klein. No 10l; ~. .d.95l9; or
NV. MA. S-2345. -26
EFFIC. APT. IN PVT. HOME in Mt.
Rainier. sep. entr., 2 blks. from
public trsnsp.. conv; to stores.
Churches. etc. AP. 7-5635. -3u
TAKOMA PARK. 7111 Carroll ave
Entire I'd floor, . bedrms.. liv. rm.'
din. rm., kit, bath. no shower gar
age. Adults. SIS. JU. $1,000. ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES efhcl-
ency apt: convenient to shopping;
SB5 mo. PO. 2-606l. -3l
- Brand-neW q
bedrm. apt in de luxe bldg. over
Size rooms; loft. refrigerator; S95
mo, incl. all utils. Fairgrounds and
pvt. parking; PO. 2-6061. 81
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APTs. URFURNIsHEp-MD.
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

ARL.. close in. best area nr. Key
Bridse. eony- 70 GeorgetoEn- :
Potomac, | and 2 bedrms. $3.50
and sllo No children. Rental
OAK St. tc 500 18th I'd N. GsI
4 LGE. Rms. commercial or resi-
dennal: 2nd n. above stores: on
nusline; no children. water. heat
iurn. ia. 1-lSSI. ia. 1871. -2S
TOP HALF OF DUPLEX-2 Dedrms.,
liy. rm., kitchen. bath, large yard.
storage. Near Parkington and va.
Square, on buslines ia. 2-6697.
ARL.. nr. Hecht's new bldg.--l bed
rm.. expos. washer, drier In
hsmt.; SS7, so, incl. utils; garagS
a!tHl ayail. ia s-7an4' mornings or
/ BEDRM. Very lse. close-in Ariinr-
ton. Stores and transportation half
block. $50, with eli utils. IA, q
Columbia pike a,
Frederick St; Magnolia Gardens.
Avail. now Beautiful and spacious
5Vlns. n &c .dinias nlaSo, room e9m6ipatiSnS; H
equipment. parauet frs, Venetian
blinds 3 exposures; utils. furn.;
500 a mo one bedroom. SS2.50
For info. call ia. 5000.
PLAZA SECTION. Alex,
good location for Pentagon-l-
bedrm. apts.., refsr. with deep
ESio s., MsF' o7. s-SOs5 or DI5,
19a. n. CALVERT. Just one mile
from Key Bridee-3-bedrm. apt,
reconditioned throushout: SS7. 80.
Res Mgr" ia. 7-5l2l or DI; q
15ao N. LANCASTER ST fAri5o,
bedrm., liv. rm.. dipette, kit. bath,
S66. Res. Mgr., KE. $3.50. --25
5S52 N. WASHINGTON BLVD.
tArl ii bedrm,, liv. rm., dinette.
KIT KIT bath; SOS; Res; MgT.. KE. g.
bath, S66.50 and 5000, includes
all util. except elec, Res. Mgr. ia.
ARLiNGoN--l and Q bedrm.. re-
decorated, mod. kit; walking dis
tance, Arlington hall; wooded area:
bus, shopping center. Quiet. S79.50
and S95. Nr. Glebe rd. 4014 Col-
umbia pike. JA. 2-9576.
HARBOR TERRACE APARTMENTS
If you are interested in an apt. con-
venient to National Airport. We
have newly redecorated l-bedroom
apis. from S70.75 to S75.75 per
month, incl. utils. For inspection.
apply at Apt. l, 1901 Abinsdon
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who had voted for Wendell Will
kie and Thomas E. Dewey as
Republican presidential nomi-
|nees. she took an active inter-
est in the Democrats for Eisen-
hover" in 1852. That led even
tually to Washington and her
appointment as the second
woman ever to serve in the
cabinet. The first was Mrs.
Frances Perkins. first. named
Secretary Of Labor in the Roose-
welt administration.
Criticized for Remarks
She was severely criticised in
some quarters for having re-
marked to a congressional COM
mittee early in May that the
great popular demand for the
ISalk vaccine could not have been
forseen. She also was criticized,
particularly by Democrats. in
Congress, for testimony later
that a proposal by Senator Hill,
Democrat of Alabama, for Fed
eral grants for free vaccine to all
children might be a ''backdoor to
|socialized medicine"
More recently, her associates
said she was unfairly criticized
for a radio interview comment
that responsibility for the vac
cine matter rested with Surg.
Gen. Leonard A. Scheele.
They said the statement was
taken out of context and they
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Continued From First Page
words, would mean compulsion
could be applied only to men
who enlist this fall and begin
leaving the service in the fan of
1857.
House Exemption
As the bill passed the House II
already exempted from compul.
sorry reserve training men who
were in the armed forces on July
~, 1858, the date of the Korean
armistice. The effect of the new
Russell amendment is to apply
this same exemption to all men
who entered the armed forces
after that date in 1858.
In order to induce ex-service.
men who get this exemption tc
volunteer for the ready reserve
Senator Russell said he will ask
his committee to approve a bonus
that would apply during the next
two years when there is no COM
pulsion.
Instead of his original $400
however, he will recommend vol
unteer reservists be given two
thirds of the bonuses which are
now paid to enlisted men to re.
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should have been named the De-
partment Of General welfare
she was appointed Secretary in
April. 1883.
Married in 1881
She met Mr.. Hobby while she
was working as a clerk in the
circulation department of the
Houston Post. They were mar
ried in 1881. Their two children
and she share January 10 az
birthdays. A son. William P
Hobby. now is %. and a daugh-
ter. Jessica, is 18.
At the start of World War II
she was at the Pentagon in pub
lie relations work. The then
Chief of STAFF, Gen. George C.
Marshall. was impressed by her
efficiency and knowledge in
helping to persuade Congress to
establish the Women's Army
Corps.
She was chosen to organize
the WAC. first such organization
in American history. At the end
of the war she was awarded the
Distinguished Service Medal.
Backed Eisenhower
Until 1852, she remained In
Houston helping to put out the
newspaper, running a 22-room
home, and caring for Mr.. Hobby,
who then was n and in failing
health.
AS a conservative Democrat
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main in the active armed forces.
According TO the testimony at
the hearings this would make the
reserve bonuses $3.50 for a SER
geant. s2s4 for q corporal and
500. for a private first class.
Proposal Explained
The servicemen Senator Rus
sell proposes to exempt from
regular training In the ready
reserve would still be carried
in the standby reserve until the
eight-year obligation is fulfilled.
But In the standby reserve there
are no weekly drills or summer
training camps. Standby resery-
lists are subject to call only In
an emergency declared by Con-
gress. and at that time they
would be screened by the draft
boards.
Senator Russell said he also
will propose that National
Guardsmen have their overall
period of obligation changed to
eight years instead Of the age
of % if they complete from four
to six months of basic training.
This would be an inducement to
IMPROVE training standards in
the guard.
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noted that she had only the
highest praise for DR.. Scheele
and the Public Health Service.
the American Society Of News
paper Editors.
In 1858 she received the 3 mai
Birth award as the "outstand-
ing woman Of the year" In 1913
she went to Geneva as q con-
sultant to a Freedom Of In
formation conference. A gradu-
ate Of Mary Hardin-Baylor Col
lege at Belton. Tex, she was
awarded honorary degrees from
several colleges and universities
Speaker Rayburn. a fellow
Texan, paid tribute to Mrs.
Hobby as a very capable and
fine lady" He declared that she
should not be criticized for her
departments handling of the
polio vaccine situation.
Had Pretty Rough Ride"
Frankly. she has had a pretty
rough ride" Mr.. Rayburn told
reporters who informed him of
the resignation. "She is not a
doctor or a scientist. In this
vaccine thing she has been tax
ing advice from somebody else" I"
The Speaker recalled that Mr..
and Mrs. Hobby have been
friends of his for many years.
He remarked that they have
been very kind to me in every
way. including the editorial page
of their newspaper"
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jected to what he called 'inneun-
does" in Senator Kefauver's ques-
ton.
What have you got on your
mind and what do YOU want to
ask him?" Senator Butler de-
maDded, pounding the table.
I'M ask my questions in my
own way" Senator Kefauver re-
piled.
Senator Butler said Senator
Kefauver was asking purely
hypothetical questions that ir
my opinion require no answer.
Under Senator Kefauver's
pressing, Chairman Armstrone
again repied that he had made
full disclosure" on the matter
under study. explaining that his
statement covered everything.
O'Mahoney Joins Quiz
Senator O'Mahoney, Democrat
OF wyoming, also asked abou,
the possibility of outside in.
f1uence being exercised on the
commission"
Mr. Armstrong responded that
the decisions Of the commits
sion are based wholly on the
record before u.s. in any case.
Senator Kefauver then called BY
name the three other commits.
sioners-Andrew Orick, Clarence
H. Adams and Jackson Goodwin
who were seated around the
table asking if they agreed with
the chairman's statement. They
did.
Are you satisfied now that
the commission has been cat
ichized?" Senator Butler asked
He added that the questions were
"impertinent." ut is the SEN
ator from Maryland who is i'm
pertinent, retorted Senator
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Evening star., 1955-07-13
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Durkin, president Of the AFL's
Plumbers Union, resigned as
Secretary Of Labor after less
than a years service, accusing
Mr. Eisenhower of running out
on a promise to support amend
ments to the Taft-Hartley labor
relations law.
Father" of Social Security
Mr.. Folsom is a founding
father of the Social Security
system.
He devised, and put into prac-
tice in 1928 a private social
security system at the Eastman
Kodak Co., where he was as.