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other personnel matters affecting
| Government employees. Plenty of
action is expected.
The Senate group already has
its investigation under way,
while the House committee last
week appointed its subcommittee
to handle various phases Of the
investigation.
Representative Morrison, Dem
ocrat of Louisiana, will head the
subcommittee investigating the
Civil Service Commission opera
tons and the administrators
personnel policies. Other men,
bers of the group are Represent
atives Rhodes of Pennsylvania,
Moss of California and Tumulty
of New Jersey. Democrats; and
Harden of Indiana. Cretella OF
| Connecticut and Broyhill OF
Virginia, Republicans.
Representative Davis, Demo-
crat of Georgia, is chairman Of
the subcommittee which will in
vestigate manpower utilization
and departmental and agency
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crease Tor per Qlem WorKerS. 1ne
increases will go into effect prob
ably in October or November.
Defense officials emphasize
that the exact amount Of the
raise can't be determined until
the findings of the survey are in,
But several officials ventured the
prediction that the raise will be
Ia modest one.
They declare that preliminary
findings show that there hak
been no great increase in COM
parable private industry jobs in
this area since the last per diem
pay boost. About a 6 cents an
hour increase-give or take a
penny or so-can be expected by
per diem workers in this area
they predict.
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LIVELY HEARINGS AHEAD
The fact that Congress ha.
adjourned doesn't mean thai
news won't be made on Capito
Hill between now and January
The House and Senate Civil
Service Committees-both with
funds Of $4,000 each at theil
disposal-plan a series of hear
ings delving into the administra'
tons civil service policies ant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08

written a special commentator
Ito employees of the Tabulating
Services Branch for their out
standing job in getting retroac-
tive pay checks to Navy classified
employes "a hours after the bill
became law.
Ralph L. Vitale, Gerald F.
Crowell and Paul E. Hussey of
the Federal Housing Admins
Itration have accumulated more
than 1000 hours each of sick
leave.
Warner M. Straley, jr., OF
Phoenix. Ariz.. has been ap-
pointed regional personnel man.
lager OF the Post Office Depart
Iment's Denver regional Office
which supervises the postal op-
Ierations of five Western States
mr.. Straley, a staff member OF
1.-THE Phoenix industrial council
placed No. / on the Civil Service
Commissions eligibility list FOL
the job.
i Superior performance awards
Ihave been given to the following
Navy civilian employees: Willie )
Cox, Mrs. Harry j. Curry, Mrs
Mildred Grant, Willie M. Hall
Mrs. Willie Mae Lawrence. Mrs
Hilda D. McEwen, Leona v. Muir
ray, Hulda Pohlman, Grace M
IWhyte and William c. Wylie
Beneficial suggestion awards went
Ito Robert A. Greene and William
A. johnson.
Kenneth G. McGuineSS Of
Berkeley, Calf. has been ap-
pointed Associate General Coun-
sci of the National Labor Rela-
tons Board in charge of the
division of Operations.
The Naval Ordnance Expert
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personnel management. This
group will delve primarily into
the personnel practices Of the
individual d epartm ants and
agencies.
Others on the subcommittee
are Representatives Lesinski Of
Michigan, Alexander of North
Carolina, Holifield of California
and Pfost of Idaho. Democrats;
and Corbett of Pennsylvania,
Gross of Iowa, Henderson of
Ohio and Johansen of Michigan,
Republicans.
Representative Dowdy, Demo-
crat of Texas, will head the SUBJ
committee investigating Post
Offices operations. Among the
things to be studied is the clas-
sification of postal salaries that
was authorized by Congress this
year and how it is being carried
out. Also general administra-
ton and management in the
Post ONCE Department will be
studied by the group.
\ \
ANOTHER LAW-Among the
bills approved into law this year
was the one extending the up-to-
$100-a-year uniform allowances
to those Federal employees Nho
wear such garb but who weren't
covered by last years uniform
law.
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HAZARDOUS RETIREMENT
'BENEFITS-The Senate just be-
fore adjournment approved a
bill to grant hazardous retire
ment privileges to employees OF
the Bureau of Prisons. The
House. however. didn't gel
around to acting on the measure.
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RESORT FORECAST

Upper Bay--MoStly cloudy to-
morrow with high around 80 and
northeast winds 1925 miles per
hour.
Lower Bay-Cloudy tomorrow
with high around 80 and north
east winds 1925 miles per hour.
Ocean Beaches and South
Jersey-Cloudy and cool to-
morrow with high near rs and
northeast winds 1925 miles per
hour.
Skyline Drive-Partly cloudy
and cool tomorrow with high
1880 and good visibility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08

Partisan claiming and blam-
ing for the results of the S4th
Congress first year continued
today as the session itself
dimmed into history.
A weekend series of state
ments, interviews and radio and
television appearances kept alive
the political jockeying between
the Democrats, who control Con-
gress, and the Republicans. who
control the administration.
For the Democrats, Speaker
Rayburn claimed a record con-
structive legislation" which he
said would have been better if
"the Presidents own party had
co-operated with him in better
way"
I'VE hope" the Texan added.
"by January the President will
have his party in line to make
our jobs easier"
Vice President Nixon coun-
tered in a filmed televisiou APP
pearance that it is certainly
not" true that Democrats did
better than Republicans in sup
porting the Presidents program.
He claimed a 2-1 margin for
Republicans on that score.
Leaders Debate Question
The two parties Senate lead
ers debated at long range the
question whether or not things
would have been better had both
the White House and Congress
been under one party's control
Senate Republican Leader Know
land said yes, while Senate Dem
ocrat Leader johnson put in al
least a tentative no.
"A reelected Republican ad-
ministration would be seriously
handicapped if the Democrat:
controlled Congress" after 1856
Senator Knowland said in ar
interview.
Senator johnson said in 6
statement that Congress RECORD
"put to rest the fears of those
who had so little confidence il
the American system they
thought it would not work unles:
both the Congress and Executive
were controlled by the SAME
political party"
Both praised foreign policy
achievements. On the domestic
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Hot Debate Continues
.Over Congress Record

front. Senator Knowland said
the record was satisfactory as
far as it went" Senator john
son said it was a session of unity
and achievement"
To Republican National Chair
man Leonard w. Hall, the saith
was a "roadblock Congress" be-
cause it did not pass what he
called a "sorely needed National
highway program.
But Mr.. Rayburn commended
that was the fault of House Re-
publicans, who he said failed to
vote out a highway bill that could
be adjusted with Senate-passed
Democratic measure.
The House on July 81 first re-
iected. 22l-193, largely along
party lines, Mr.. Eisenhower's
plan for a bond issue to finance
and then turned down.
292-123, a Democratic plan TO
raise taxes to pay for new roads.
On the latter vote. 1913 Demo-
Gratis and 1874 Republicans voted
against the highway bill, "a
Democrats and 20 Republicans
for it.
Mr.. Hall mentioned also school
construction and health meas
ures, and said. Il believe the
Democrats failure to enact these
important measures will not be
forgotten by the voters"
Mr.. Eisenhower last week list
ed school construction. health.
highways and water resource de-
Ivelopment programs as vital
items which Congress did not
approve.
Farm Aid Urged
Senator Mundt, Republican of
South Dakota, suggested the
President add to these an "im-
proved farm program" for the
next session of Congress.
Something has to be done to
give the farmers better prices
and it can't wait" Senator
Mundt said in an interview.
| He expressed hope that some
thing better than rigid supports
will be developed from hearings
this fall by the Senate Agricul-
tural Committee, but said he
thinks the rigid support program
lis better than the one we have
now"
I Senator Morse, Democrat OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08
Man Dies in Fall
From Fire Escape

A District man was found
dead on the ground in front Of
his apartment building early
yesterday, apparently the VIC
tim of fall from his third floor
fire escape.
He was Edward L. Lewis, col
ored. 40, of 1888 T street NV.
The body was found by Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Williams, who
told police they heard a thud
outside their apartment.
Mr.. Lewis wife told police her
husband had slept on the fire
escape one night earlier this
year and may have been Sleep
ing there again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08
RosseIIinis Part

ROME, Aug. 8 (P.-For the
first time since their romance
began, Actress lngrid Bergman
will go before the cameras with
out husband Roberto Rossellini
as her director. Her new picture
to be made in Paris starting in
October will be directed by Jean
Renoir. She will play Madame de
Bonnemain, a romantic 18th
century future.
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Oregon. said he thought Con-
gress did a remarkable job" on
both foreign and domestic legis-
Ilation. although he said that
time after time" Republicans.
supported by "a few reactionary
Democrats" opposed passage Of
administration legislation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Per Diem Workers Due
For sc Hourly Pay Rise
BY JOSEPH YOUNG

Pay averaging hour expected for
diem blue Collar workers in the
Washington
Department week began its of
conditions Washington which will lead to in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08

mental Unit. located at the Ma
tional Bureau Of Standards at
Connecticut avenue and Tilden
street NV. needs aeronautical
and electronics engineers, grades
IL to Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

erly 1925 miles per hour to-
morrow.
River Report
From U. S Engtpeersl
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Fails: Shenandoah clear a.
Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
READINGS Washington National Airportl
Midnight 50 Noon %
4 am. ----.. a pm. ---~--
y m. TX o m. Va
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest, aS, on July %
Lowest. 10. on February 3.
High and Low Of Last FL Hours
High, "a. at 4:l5 pm.
Low, ~. at 3:l5 am.
Tide Tables
Furnished by United states Coast ant
Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
High - II :4S am. 1894 . m
Low Bl6am 1903 a m
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-08-12
Producer

A modern up-to-date plant bring
ing innovations to production of
aluminium starts operations in Mon
tana'S Flathead valley this month.
Result is Montana, a leading cop
per source, becoming an aluminium
producer as well. The Flathead plant
is to provide $50 jobs in winter as
we'll as summer, and have an out
put of $4,000 tons a year. This area
with its recreation, logging and
farming economy has long hoped for
industry providing year-around jobs
These four pages of pictures tell
the story of the plant from its start
to the time of production underway
Our thanks to the several firms who
sponsored the pages and made this
special picture presentation possible.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

REMAINDER Of dance instruction
course. SO hours at Arthur Murray's
Most reasonable offer. UN. 4-05s0
HOME TUTORING-Alg.. seom.. Lat.
F.. Eng. Sp.. Ger, afith., read
elem. jr. h.. s. b. sub. UN. 4-79s3
ENGLISH CONVERSATION, writing
RECOMMENDATION. vocabulary, litera,
ture. Cali Du. 7-2234 mornings
AUTHENTIC HAWAIIAN DANCING
an ana singing lsS5 'lasses. KAI''LAsNI
Inquire Saii fsS N. s-.sao-Rey. and Beg
courses in tipping, shorthand, acct.
bkkpr,. Civil Service. Hundred!
openings. sal. to $4,000. BOYI
SCHOOL test. 40 yrsD. cor. 12tt
C Oh STUDENTS, inquire MA
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in typing. shorthand. Civil Service
BOYD SCHOOL, cor. @ and 18th.
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MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul
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TAKE Or SINGING this spring. IT,.
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IITUATIoNs MEN tcsas.l

YOUNG MAN, white. ambitious. az
20. college. desires position as sale
representative. for local and lonl
S di.s-ns. movers 2, tEeiEht tr!el
x soS6nNsecnI ni5 ax s sSSa SAL s.Ei,..
kind Of work can EERoY. Ii Z
fo6se MAN, ansle. VET. to ap
prentice for Advertising art work
Free lance magazine exper. Accep
I %R s.i.f "a . s ;sszs are. ssRPti q
YOUNG MAN seeks full or part-tIm,
s eIn2sioy,Ppens q 81, ny ti1 O. Orefei
YOUNG NAN, eoiored. 10, .desirei
work a. bus boy. porter kitchen
nnelper. dMlilins to learn other work
Young MAN wants Job. driving
porter, messenger. Gail ST. 3-s22i
F an w NAN. az. IS. major univ.
seeks employer who appreciates en-.
s sE sa Iesn1 sso.S sns H1ns
No insursncs Or soots. Salary min.
Sc. 300. BOX 236-c. Star.
ofganixing, instructIng. once man.
agement and establishment. writ
ing tnstruetions)' eorrespondenee
HONEST. reliable man desires WORK
IS night service station attendant
CAL AID. 2-2503 after 6 pm.
EXCELLENT REFERENCES-Youns
man for part-tirne work during day:
sxper, In saleswork. stock clerk,
ExfERiENch6 GARDENER. can do
any kind Of work, desires full and
part time. HO. 2-5451.
RETIRED MAN desires employment
as clerk. guard. Waterman, or other
Has. law and accts. training. Tel.
MAN wants part-time
nightwork. any kind. Refs. ia.
COLokED MAN desires lob Is chauf.
feur. del. clerk or messenger. VIII
ing to learn. Can cook and type.
References. Elk. 3-291s.
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WOMAN, eolored, eood references
wants s.h-V. part or fun time. II
WOMAN for Eh,y. Experienced win
enees. LU. FIFTY.
WOMAN wants fun. part time OF
DAYS work; Eood worker: refs. CO
WOMAN. white middle are. vtsh.,
With private family. live In; 500
mo. Tel CO. 5-716l.
WOMAN, eolored.. wants days wort
syeryo day except Friday. Phi. IA
WEo ST2S eoIored. desires day. work
ence. DU. 1910.
WOMAN. age 40, good natured,
would look after elderly person, fuil
or part time. Call RIA. 6-22e2.
WOMAN solorsd; ezps s:;;oW wishes days
WOMAN, eolored. wants days work;
Eood ironing ana good eooking
Refs. LU. 1-4661.
WOMAN, coIoFed. wants days
work; Is yrs. exper.. refs. HU.
WOMAN. colored. desires Job as cook
q maid; q pvt. family; b-dsy week.
DESIRE Child CARE for working
mother, fiye days. NO. 7-232e.
EXP: cLEANER and laundFsss desires
COLoRED GIRL wishes baby sitting
or ho9sevork; good refs. Phone DU.
coIofED GIRL wants days work;
refs. CAN AID, 2:4262, 2'
days q vk.. 81 Pm; refs. Lu.
.oLORED wuMAN desires child care
or care OF elderly lady; refs. HO.
cOIooiRED GIRL desires child care
and Inv; live out; Al ref. Wa.
CoIoRED WOMAN would ike
afternoons. chsmbermaid. wait
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CoSEaSSRRED GIRL, exper. for hsvk. or
c az 1 Moft GIRL wishes wishes; daywork. s
days week. Refs. co. 5-0aS7.
C0LoRED GIRL desires child care.
CoLoRED LADY wants housework;
win take care Of elderly couple.
coLoREbb LADY desires work: laun-
dry cleaning. Tues, Thurs; exper..
ref. dependable. LA. 6-159S.
C0LORED GIRL wants days work:
exper .seYefs. LU. I-4273.
COLORED GIRL desires work, Inv.
and child care: exper.. dependable.
LII. 2-a56n after 5 pm.
COlORED GIRL, h. 5. grad, desires
job as g.h.w.; fond Of children. Ref.
CSoIoRE6 W1CMANf wants days work
cleaning and laundry. Ii. 6-7199.
COLORED GIRL. housewk. 5 days
wk. No cooking. Ref. NE. $1,000.
COLoRED LADY wants Lh.w. or child
care 5 days wk.:: refs. DU. 7-0SS2.
part-time hours. .9:30-3:30 or 1890
to $3.50 In sport shop. department
store or. ONCE; good ref LII. 1-9017.
COL0RED WOMAN, refined. wishes
days work, cleaning or laundry.
WOMAN desires taking
care Of elder, sick or infant while
family works; 5-day week, good
ref: Is years exp. Phone RIA.
3-79@7. l.
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HELP-DoMEsrIc

COMPANION, eolored either ssttlet
girl. PaEents empl. Good home
COOKS, neouisshsepers eolorsd: brin.
references; relocate In N. T., Sge 26'
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Miss Bell at BOYDS EMP. gERV.
ICE, 700 18th st., cor. q (Co. pay
fee.l 10 opentngs. %
COOK AND G.M.W.. 3 adults IN fam
lily. pleasant 1st-n. rm. and bath,
my y i ,C 4 IN o 9Ss f azssa can Mon
COOK-G.HW., (16-3B), live In: up
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only capable, .efncient person exper,
with sin. children considered; O.
DAY wk., SIS. XXI. o-b440.
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Csookk.HotHhsS SSRtEHfRkS live A In s-S OH,
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every other sun. on. 10. A-7le0
a.H.w. and care Of children for emp
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