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Evening star., 1955-11-27
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coLBERT. yAY X. There WIN bs q
nngefiing IN memory Of the lnte SAs
X COLBERT beloved hu.pane t,S, z,
of STANLEY Z Colbert and Robert
Colbert, on Sunday November l620l
Al 1880 M. at the National AemoLIAl
Park king David SECTION. ~
and friends invited.
sILyERMAN, ANNIE. There win b,41 be 9s
S,,nveiiinr ii memory OF the late .ANN1E
sJTyERRHAN beloved wife Of Nathan
Elfyern1sn. dearest mother OF Joseph
INNS. DR. Maurice Silyerman. MIa
Ida Shuster. Mrs: Pearl kimsIna.as' imsasx
y NnvefTsher 21 1855, ct 2 pm, ~ tne
fieorTe washington Memorial Ceme'
terry. Tifereth Israel Section; Eif9e ro.
81 Hyattsyfile. Md. Leaving ~ ls3u ~. R.an
from 4403 nth st. NV. Heihslys'
nlid friends invited. -
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Drnha

BENSON, CHARLES Z. on Saturday.
& CHARIEs HHaAIRtdIGEs &. BENSON Of 1900 Mac;
Arthur blvd, Cabin John. Mo- neloveo
ansDh nna fafhsr Of Mrs. Ruth NJ stTother,
Mrs. Mildred e Ricketts,, Percy z. sno o
the Rev. y Elmer Benson Benson n:srHs ana 5Losnsf ~
rhase inxl.eu Faneral - S Home me q Robert A.
Pumphrey. Bethesda, Nd. where sern-
Ices VIII beg held on Tuesday; Noysm-
ber 90, at 2 pm. Interment MonoSaes
Cemetery. Beallsvtlle. MO- 20
RIEBERITz. GEORGE Z. Died suddenly
oil Thursday. November "a. lg52, ~ "
beiaveS hus5and Of the late Mary z,
Bieberftz fnee Ballengerl, Re leayes
IL mourn two daughters. Ella Welch
and Elaine Mccall and four grsne-
% SslS IN IN. Arlington Cemetery on Tues
day. November %. Ct II am. FTissndl as
and relatives invited. 20
kIsHoP JONAH. on Thursday. Noyem-
BIsHOP JONAH Services VIII ne
held at his local church Ensssiana ahno M
MssSachnsetts ave, NV. on Sanday;
Noyeraber Ell, At 1890 am. Funeral
Ssrvices viii be held on Monday no
yenber rs. In the s.sS E9ssia9n 9naH S7
ROLLING, yosEPH c. on Friday, NO
ysmPer stpa e; 1aSS 8 3 fssoLEPNd EEGSldsnfts tie Be-.
Ioyed husband q Florence z. Boiltns
and father Of Nancy Jane ana MAT
Craig Boiling Funeral ssrslceg a.,
ne simmons Bros, Pu9sIalM on lMoDSsy. aOS nc. Eo.
Nations, % Memorial PARK Cemetery. Fall
Church. Va. - :
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Mrs. Robert Woody,
Native of CuIpeper

Mrs. Robert p. Woody, former
administrative assistant in the
Tariff Commission. died Thursday
lat Emergency Hospital. She
lived at 1851 Sixteenth street
NV.
Mrs. Woody was the former
Bessie Thomas. a native of Cul-
pepper. Va. Her husband is an
ARCHITECT with the Post Office De-
lpartmental Service.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by a brother. r. Clyde
Thomas. Silver Spring, and five
sisters. Miss Elsie E. Thomas,
Culpeper; Mrs. Helen T. O'Ban-
non. Falls Church; Mrs. M.
Thelma White, Arlington; Mrs.
Ethel M. Brokmeyer, 7508 Six
iteenth street NV, and Mrs.
George T. Reck, Belle Haven.
Fairfax County. Va.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial win be in Arlington Gene
terry.
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FAULKNER, NETTIR. In treasured
memory q my dear sister. NETTIr
denly three years aso today. Novsmbel Se
~. 1852.
One BY one their kindly faces
IN tho darkness disappear.
DEVOTED SISTER. SALLIE Z. FoS-
GAsKINS, GRORGE J. IN memory q
our father and grandfather, GEORGE
QASkINS. who passed away foul
years aao today. November 27. 1851.
They are, not dead. tust gone away
~ ships that sail the sea
Then find the harbor shores ct last
In calm and CLASSY lee.
They are not dead. but iust asleep
Where there Is no alarm
And they shall wake on brighter shores
Free from al earthly harm,
HALL, LOUISE BERRY. In loving mem,
ory Of our dear mother. niece ant
grandmother. LOUISE BERRY HALL
who passed away one year ago today
November %. 1854.
Her suffering ended with the day.
Yet lived she at its close.
And breathed the long. long night away
In statue---like repose.
But when the sun in all its state,
Tiumed the. Eastern skies.
She passed through Slory's vondroul
Rates
And walked into paradise.
THE FAMILY.
OETZEL. ETA LUSBY. A tribute 9;
love 70 my dear sister, ETTA LUSBy
0ETzEL, who passed away November
%. 1917.
Deep in my heart q memory Of you
Eta dear. Is forever kept.
SISTER, VIOLA L. 6ORHY.
OSBORNE, CORDELIA q. IN iovinG
memory Of my dear mother CORpELIf
z. OSBORNE. who entered into eterna
rest 1--WE years ago. November %, 1850
Throughout the years, not for today
Your place within my heart remain,
EsR h2as 0Eo 0IEooy1Na SOW, Troy.
SPARROW, ARTHUR @. AND GEORGT
A. In fond and loving memory Of oui
dear husband. father, brother. Grand.
father and uncle, who departed tliil
life November 20. 1943. and Novem.
ber 30. 1858. respectively.
The years may wipe out many things
But this they'll wipe out never,
The memory Of those happy days
When We were al together.
MRS, CLEMENTINE SPARROW AMI
9S3snmsT AU9S3snmsTUs W. SPARROW AMI
WILkERS0N, WILLIAM H., SR. A
tribute OF love and devotion to the
LIAM r.. WILKERSON sr., who passed
sawnay thirty years ago, November "a
Your DEVOTED CHILDREN. HATTIE
CORA; WILLIE, BEATRICE hNr
Il
Evening star., 1955-11-27
LICENSE TAG STOLEN
OFF WEST VIRGINIA
|GOVERNOR'S AUTO

CHARLESTON, w. Va.
P).-Someone swiped West
Virginia license plate No. /.
Took it right of the back
Of Gov. William c. Mar.
lands big, black. seven-pas-
senger, official Cadillac.
This is the first time it
ever happened to me-" said
1t. Roy G. Coen Of the West
Virginia State Police, who
has been official driver for
five West Virginia Gov
ernors.
1t. Coen said the plate was
in place when he drove the
Governor to a dinner in
Wheeling November I6. He
didn't miss the plate until he
arrived In Charleston about
Q am.
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where she voted for bills urged
Iby labor organizations. In the
present Congress she served or
the House Banking and Currency
Committee.
In Auto Accident
The youthful looking, dark.
haired woman, who was q petitt
5 feet 21a inches tall and weighed
less than 100 pounds, was vel
known at the Capitol before sht
decided to seek office. In Febru'
Iary. 1852. less than six months
after she became q House mem.
iber, Mrs. Buchanan was serious.
lily injured in an automobile acci.
dent on the Pennsylvania Turn.
pike. She was able to return u
washington on April 81. 1852
the first anniversary Of her hus.
bands death.
II kept pretty busy while ] wa
laid up at home" she recalled al
the time. II ran my ONCE from
Imy bedside. Dictated the mai
long distance from Washington
Even interviewed constituents
while / was in bed. A lot oi
things got handled faster thai
way than IL they had written me
letters In Washington and I hat
to write letters back. Everybody
liked the arrangement"
Mrs. Buchanan was born July
20. 1902. In Wilson. Pa. q daugh-
ter Of the late John and Jennie
ILeasure Daerr. She is survived
by five brothers.
Funeral arrangements are in.
n0Franlnfa
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Mrs. Vero D. Buchanan,
Representative, Dies

Representative Vera ~. bu-
|chanan, Pennsylvania Democrat
from one Of the Nations most
|industrialized districts and q
member Of Congress since she
succeeded her husband in 1851,
died yesterday in McKeesport.
Pa.
Mrs. Buchanan. a 53-year-old
grandmother, had never made q
political speech until she con-
scented to run In q special elec-
|tion after the death Of her hus-
band. former Representative
Frank Buchanan. Her husband
had been Democratic whip In
the House.
Campaigning on a platform
|solidly supporting policies Of the
then President Truman and OF
her husband, who died In April.
1851, she defeated her Repub-
llican opponent by q 14,000-vote
margin in the district covering
northwestern Pennsylvania and
part of Pittsburgh. In 1852, she
won reelection over two Demo-
Gratis in a battle for renomina-
|tion. She was the first woman
ito be elected to public Office from
that district.
Sam Rayburn. speaker Of the
house, telephoned to Washington
from his home in Texas:
IT deeply regret the passing OF
Mrs. Buchanan. She was an
alert, courageous and able
worker"
She became Ill last June while
attending a House session and
went to the Naval Medical Gen.
ter at Bethesda. Late in August.
while recuperating from pneu-
Imonia, she was transferred at
her request to McKeesport Hos
Ipital. She died there yesterday.
Members Of her family said she
had been suffering from cancer.
Twin Daughters Survive
Mrs. Buchanan Is survived BY
twin daughters. Mrs. William M.
Cavalcante and Mrs. John E.
Thomas. jr.. both Of McKeesport.
Mrs. Thomas, then Miss Jane
Buchanan. represented Pennsyl-
vania as a princess at the Cherry
Blossom festival here in 1851.
Mrs. Buchanan's grandchild.
Kristie Lynn Cavalcante. had not
only q grandmother In Congress
but also two grandfathers, the
late Representatives Frank Bu-
chanan and Anthony Cavalcante.
During her four years in the
House. Mrs. Buchanan supported
Democratic policies and meas
lures except in several instances
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Shepherd F. Smith

ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. 26 P.-
Shepherd Fitch Smith. AZ. un-
derwriter with the insurance
firm of Chubb & Son. died at
an Atlanta hospital yesterday. A
native of White Plains, N. Y. he
was a graduate of Yale Univer-
sity. He had been with the In
surance firm since 1888 and
made his home here since 1948.
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Mrs. CIeIIon, 90.
Arlington Resident

Mrs. SalIie B. Mcclellan, 90, q
Philadelphia resident for 90
years before she came here In
1942, died Friday in the home OF
her son and daughter, Howard
e. Mcclellan and Mrs. Benjamin
r. Klee, at 824 North Fillmore
street, Arlington.
Mrs. McClellan's husband
William H., died in 1884. She
is also survived by another
daughter. Mrs. Joseph C. Lynch
Cardiff. N. j.; five grandchildren
isix great grandchildren ano
three great great grandchildren
Services win be held at 2 pm
tomorrow in the Harold B. Null
lligan Funeral Home In Phila-
delphia. Burial win be in North.
wood Cemetery there.
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1T, Mrii,nrtuir

ADAMS, ADDIR y. In loving memory
Of my lifelong friend, ADD1E r.
ADAMS, who died two years ago today,
November "a, 1858.
I'm my golden chain OF memory,
Your passing was my broken link.
YOUR DEVOTED FRIEND. DAISY
BAKER WIGHTMAN.
CAMAlACK, GREENE A.. A tribute OF
love and devotion to the birthday Of
our loved one, GREENE A. CAdMACk, !,
whose birthday Is November "a. 1865
Although lifes sun for each must SET
Those whom we love we ne'er forget
EURE. JOSEPH 4, In loving memory
Of our dear father. JOSEPH q
EuRE. who entered into the great
beyond twelve years ago today. No
yember "a. le43.
Our thoughts OF you win never fad,
When all the years have down;
Your memory, As the brightest star,
VIII always light our home,
HIS LOVING CHILDREN.
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FUNERAl DESIGNS

GEO. C. SHAFFER. INC.
oppressive Flora, Tributes Moasra..
Iosders also accepted, $50 70 8 Pm week
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With Regard to q
Card of Thonks

Very oftea . card Of thanks in
The Star meets Q need which con
hordly be solved 10 any cthes 'voy
Not only Is il o srociOus expression
Of srotitude to those Who hove sent
florol tributes. but also eoufteossls
ocknowledees the services and kind
aesses Of the mony to whom Q per
sonoI note Of thonks eonnot veil Be
moiled OF whose nomes and I'd.
dresses ore not known. Insertions Of
q cord Of shonks mey be erronged
by telephone to The Star ST. $1,000
The Evening and sundoy Sta'
Evening star., 1955-11-27

Bert r. Nielsen. So, q powder
maker at the Naval Gun Factory
for almost 20 years, died Friday,
after an illness Of over four
years.
Mr.. Nielsen had a cerebral
hemorrhage in the spring OF
1851 which left him paralyzed.
He was never able to work again,
and the following January, went
for care to the Home for In
|curables, He died there.
He and Mrs. Nielsen had lived
for 10 years at 2456 Tunlaw road
NV, when he was first stricken.
He had been planning to paint
his house and even had started
some work on It. His neighbors
finished the Job for him. A
dozsn Of them painted the house,
and repaired plumbing fixtures,
a gate and a garage door he
had been planning to take care
4af
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"A Wonderful Guy"

One neighbor said at the time:
I"Mr. Nielsen's a wonderful guy
He has always lent a helping
hand when he was able. We fell
this was the best thing we could
do
Evening star., 1955-11-27

JAME5 4. bhOOkS, MASTER.
WILKEY. THOMAS W. Departed thi,
so ft,,IS e e S,,SrS General u os Gespissl 81
s. NV; He Is survived By BIS devoted
wife, MIS-. Ida Wilkey; three sons
Garnelius E., Kempton n. and J. ceci
Milkey: four danghters. Mrs. Edith
3. Howard and Mrs, Helen Hall: twelve
ciliidrsii one niece Miss Nora WiIkins
and many other relatives and friends
Hal Brothers Funeral Home, 62l
Fiorida ave. NV. on Tuesday, Novem.
Der 20 1855. after 12 noon Funera
services win be held on Wednesday. No.
YsmIper WaII nsa,bll w lsee; e Pm from th'
terment Woodiawn Cemetery. IS
WILLIAMS, LEWIS JOHN. On Thurs,
saris as soisDss HoaDita EwS SH 81 oS m VIZ VIZ
husband sf II Mrs.. vera Ien Z. Williams nnns
Istaer nf % MTs. John crotford, Miss
Williams Williams; s Srotssa Of Mss nna Ksnton soRn q q
Ohio and Mrs. Coleman OF CalifoTnia
Friends may call ct the Deinaine Pu.
neral Home $40 South WASHINGTON
win be held on Monday. November IS
st S:45 am. Interment Arlingtor
National Cemetery 81
WOODY, BESSIE THOMAS. ON Thurs.
day, November "a, 1865, at Emergency
Hospital BESSIE THOMAS WOODY
beloved wife Of Robert P. Woody anc
sister Of Miss Elsie Z. Thomas oi
Culpepepr Va; Mrs. Helen T. O'Ban-
non 81 Pals Church. Va; Mrs. Thelms
q. White Of Arlington, Va: Mrs, Ethe
Brokmeyer OF Washington. d. c..
Mrs. George +. Reck of Alexandria
Va. and n. Clyde Thomas Of Silver
Gawler's Chapel 1855 Pa. ave. NV
Gree parking oppositel Services. will
pc held at Fort Myer Chapel on Mon.
ment Arlington National Cemetery. I;
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kSiTs is.s & ] PAEEo As2S worthy MasrcA; ..a y

Lillian Y. HADLEYs Secretary. "a
PATTERSON, WILLIAM JAMES. on
suburbsin, HOSPITAL. WILLIAM JAMES
PATTERSON Of 3016 Legation 81.
NV. beloved husband Of Margaret nj.
patterson and father OF william A.
brother Of Mrs Myrtle Brogden OF
Payallup, Wash, and Charles a, Fet-
terson OF Los Angeles. CALI. He also
Is survived bg three grnndsons. Serv-
ices ct ne 3. H. Hines CO, Funeral
Home. 200t l4th st. NV (free park
ingl. on Monday, November rs. at
1 pm. ifterment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry "a
PATTERSON. WILLIAM !. A special
~ Chase Lodse, No, IA. n 4.
~ a, Nj, viii be held on Mon
W 4! .;'i$'i; ;'s !: 's;s !; 4: !:
Quoting funeral rites Tor & our late
ALFRED 81 SAVAGE. Master.
HOWARD :. WAY. eecrstary. "a
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Fn Mrntnrtatlt
FAULKNER, NErTIR.

FAULKNER, NETTIR. In treasured
FAULKNER, Who passed away sud. al
denly three years aso today. November
~. 1852.
One BY one their kindly faces
IN the darkness disappear.
T1EVCTEIl CTGTER NATITE r rNa.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

cat catiOn q tbsp speSIsI NsH JsmmJISIo JsT,,saIp1o
I1;I rG1;ass &. 10; ss,6 ., u IA 4; ~ n.
Temple, 18th ST. and New
York ave, NV. on Monday,
November 2S.sl065. at l2:45
. pm. for the purpose OF at
ne funeral OF our late brother.
WEBER.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

NsEnss .s,nss1 81 nhh iess nrsmn rinoaax naE ES ES-
formerly. Of 2456. Tunlaw rd. NV
beloved husband OF GLADYS J: Nielsen
father. Of Walter 1; Nielsen. father-in-
a nT q Mrs oss1s Sss slsIse Sbd R.tSsya sTSnsJ
Mooney and uncle Of Karen and Pat
Funeral Home. 9TH 81. and Mass. ave.
IS. Services viii II Be- held Al the Church
Of the Reformation, .2l2 East Capitol
ssln 81 Y s:asisl2 2;sS I'm Intsrment Fort I'm
oBERLIN. VINCENT r. suddenly on
home hlass as SGiHmSsr Id Silver R 1871 sDrs = Ma a.
VINCENT 4. oBERLIN. husband Of
Hazel oberlin, son Of the late John j.
and Jacaneltne E. Qheriin and brother
diadyS q SfnaD and pSsliis Iir e. s oSerin ssss sd
Mrs. Leonard p Gunsch, Mr.. oberlin
Funeral Home. s434 Georgia ave-.
ccoIesyiiis iislasfS sMlasstfhSodiSt churSh cciesviIie. %
asd: Intsfment Arlington Eationai
OLSEN. DoRoEHY I; On On. Friday \. ~. No
Vie. Vile. Nd. R Beloved { vile es q Gyiss pe B.
Olsen. mother Of Myles s.. jr.: Patricia
n. and Marjorie A. Olsen, daughter
Mrs. Violet smith, Mrs. FRANCES Hem
mingsen. Mrs. Muriel .crivelIa. Mrs.
Mildred Young and william E. Peter
son. Friends are invited TO call ct
the Betheeda-Cheyy Chase Funeral
Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda,
Nd. where services win be held on
Monday, November %. at PIN. In.
terment pArklawn Cemetery. ~
OLSON, VIOLET. Ofacefs and members
"A Of Federal Chapter, No. 3S.
MS[M q. q. g., are hereby notified
E@A 81 the death OF Sister VIO-
,A&Absss LET OLSON. Eastern Star
services Will be held nt the
~ g: H, Hines co. Funeral
on sunday. November 27. 7 1855. AZ
Evening star., 1955-11-27

1855. at her residence. Church lane,
Bowie. Nd. MINNIE KATHERINE
HARVEY. beloved vile Of the late
william Harvey and mother Of Charles
also IS survived 81 two srandehii.
dren. sister and { brother. Friends
may call at the Glach Funeral Home.
HyattsyiIle. Nd. after 10 Am, Satur-
be held on sunday, November "a, at
pm. Relatives and friends In
yited. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery soa Monday. November 2S.
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y
day, November 23, 1855. GEORdE
DEWEY JONES OF Il0s Eysrts 81. ne,
father Of Lester u. and spencer 81
zc sarSI mi MR. rs fouf SsoSsI. hsy VIII VIII
liam NJ. Claude g., Theodore r, anc
Woodrow WilEon Jones: two sisters
Mrs. Evelyn Moore and Mrs. Mary Alict
friends. Notice of funsrai later. Ar
rangements BIZ Mcclure. Inc. n
JONES, GRAcE S. On Friday. Noyem.
GRACE 8. JONES of 1906 Fcrndale
e.. Kensinston. Nd. beloved wife D
Of Herbert @. 6tarck of Glen Rock
N. y. Friends are invited 70 call ii
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home of Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda
Md. where services Will be held or
Monday. November rs, at $3.50 pm
Interment private. 26
Evening star., 1955-11-27

Lodge No. Is, B. gs1s5tE :. 3. EiHs iHs
viii assemble at IS. n
Hines Co. Funeral Home
2e0l 14th ct. NV, Sunday
November 81, at 8 pm.
70 exetnpiify the funera
ritual OF the order. ovei
Is OF our late brother,
D. TURPEN, by order Of
LLPH c. oILPATRICKg
Evening star., 1955-11-27

HURNEH, CLAKENCE v. on Friday,
November 2b. 1866. ct Warrenton,
y Kb.as KcbaaEscf Eo! y A9Esns aasnsI hssaa S4osSs1
Of Mrs. Lucy Ngien, Mrs. Margaret
Alien. Miss Kate Horner and Mrs,
Julia C.. Thompson Friends may cal
ct the Lee Funeral Home, Atm st
and Mass, ave. ne, where services
will be held on Monday. November 20.
a. 1880 an. Interment Davis Gene
terry. woodbridge. Va. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-21
First of New Tax Forms
With Punch Gard Run off

for taxpayers making less than
81. 900 allows the income Of hus-
band and wife may be entered
together instead Of in separate
columns.
2. The punch card Form
1040A), and the other basic re-
turn tForm 104O both have an
easier checking system for de-
Itermining the proper number
|of exemptions.
3. Persons making less than
81, 900 who are disqualified from
using the punch-card by having
more than $500 income not sub
iject to withholding can complete
their full return in most cases
on page only of Form 1040.
4. The tax computation for
those who do not wish to take
the standard deduction has been
simplif1ed by a new tax rate
schedule in the instruction book
S. Taxpayers will be allowed
ito figure with round dollar
amounts instead Of carrying out
sums to the exact penny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-21
97NoturoIized by Court
At Citizenship PorIey,

lions suggested to meet chal-
Ilenges to this Nations liberties
he said that one called for due
process to be applied to admin
Iistrative and legislative proceed
Iings and hearings.
One group enviSioned this as
the due process required in a
court of law, he noted.
"As specifically related to the
security hearings, it was thought
that the one charged should be
informed of the charges in adj
vance, which should be sworn to
confronted by the witnesses
against him, be entitled to cross
examine, have a fair and i'm
partial trial. be presumed inno-
cent until proven guilty by a fair
preponderance of the evidence
and be furnished with a copy OF
the proceedings. and that the
hearing body have reasonable
standards of decision" he re-
lated. III
There was divided opinion as
to his right Of appeal and the
publicizing Of the proceedings
prior to guilt" he added.
Mr.. Burton reported that
other suggestions for improve
ment in the security program
were that the officials ano
supervisors use better Judgment
and that information against ar
employe be obtained by affidavit
1t was also thought that more
careful screening Of persons be-
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Offer Welcome
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Fair and
cool tonight, low near So. To-
morrow increasing cloudiness
with oderate temperature,
Chance of showers tomorrow
night.
Virginia - Fair and cool to-
night, lowest $3.50 in the in
terror and $3.50 on the coast.
Tomorrow increasing cloudiness
with moderate temperature fol-
lowed by scattered showers in
west portion.
Maryland-Fair and cool to-
night, low in 40s in west and In
SOS in east. Tomorrow increas-
ing cloudiness with chance OF
showers in the evening or at
night, little change in tempera-
ture.
Winds-Northeast and east to-
night, east to southeast, 5-lC
miles per hour tomorrow.
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Dewey Flies Saturday
ON World Tour

NEW YORK. Sept. 81 pr
Former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey
win leave Saturday on a plane
trip around the world.
The two-time Republican pres
Iidential candidate said yesterday
the four-week trip will be "en-
Itireiy personal and not official
in any way" AR. Dewey, who
has Travelled widely abroad. will
visit five countries for the first
itime-Turkey, Pakistan, India,
Burma and Thailand. He also
will stop in Italy, Israel, Jordan.
Lebanon. Japan and Hong Kong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-21
u. N. Chief Reps West, Russia
In Blocking Bids for Entry

Iomic energy, and charter reform.
OF the future of atomic energy.
|he commented: ION the one
hand, it can bring about total
destruction. But on the other, 1t
can bring about general happi-
ness"
He is encouraged by such
progress as the U.N. has made
in solving the problem Of colo
Inialism but wants something
further. saying:
with the powers which
have as president, I will do my
best to insure that the progress
is more effective. II that Is pos
sible. at this assembly"
| Although he wrote Chile's So
called "Maza law" on abuses OF
freedom Of the press. Mr.. Maza
assured newsmen he was always
a defender Of the complete free
dom of the press" He prom
Used to hold news conferences
five minutes" after serious re-
quests for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-21

fore employment would reduce
the problem"
Boyd Campbell, president Of
the United States Chamber OF
Commerce. addressed the annual
dinner last night. He warned
against playing the game Of the
MarxiSts.
Spiritual Values
We must quit describing oul
way of life solely in terms Of
automobiles, bathtubs. tele.
phones and butter" he said.
when we do that. We Their
make the same terrible mistake
las the followers Of Karl Marx,
he said. we are playing theil
game and overlooking the in.
tangible but much more power.
full spiritual values which com.
prise the bedrock and the rea
strength of our American sys.
TEN.
"On the deep-laid foundations
Iof individual integrity, love o.
freedom and trust In God. oul
fabulous productivity has beer
built. Let us never confuse TIT
foundations with the superstruc'
ture."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-21
By the Associated Press

Government presses are run
ming of the first Of about zoo
million common mans" Fed
eral income tax forms.
The new forms and instruc-
ton books for reporting this
years income were designed to
be easier to read and easier to
use.
For the first time the vast
majority Of ordinary income tax
payers can meet the require
ments on a check sized punch
card or. at most, by filling out
only one page Of the big tax
return.
You probably will get your tax
form-without last years reveal
ling income-bracket color stripe
by mail during the first 10
days of next January.
Here are some of the main
Isimplifications in the forms for
reporting 1855 income sometime
before midnight next April Is;
| l. The check sized punch care