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Ernest G. Ritzmun

CONCORD. N. H., May l6 P.
Ernest G. Ritzman. n, member
of the University of New Hamp-
shire faculty for 35 years, died
yesterday at Concord Hospital.
He retired five years ago. He
was known nationally for re-
search in animal nutrition.
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Enoch H. Warren

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May
l6 (Pl.-Enoch H. Warren, 81,
widely known private detective
who had operated his own
agency in Chattanooga for Is
years, died yesterday after a
lingering illness.
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Oppose Race Curbs

Trade unionists OF Birming-
ham. England. have voiced dis
approval of a current move to
limit the number of Negroes en-
ployed in that city.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS
CEMETERY LOTS.

CHOICE 4 GRAVE SITES, WsshinEton
Natl Cemetery VIII sacrifice for easE,
RE. 5-7299, Id
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HERNHOLM. HAZEL J. On Sunday, May
Is. 1865. at Georgetown Hospital
HAZEL. j. HERNHoLM Of 7lQ Rosemere
st. Silver Spring. Md. beloved wife
of John A. Hernholm and mother of
James NJ Hernholm, daughter Of Homer
3 and the late Effie J. Waggett. sister
Of Earl H Waggett; Ethel Postlethwait
Helen Petley. Julia Bloom. Anna Sugden
and .Althea. Smith. Friends may call
at the 'Takoma Funeral Home. 254
Carroll st. NV, after 10 am. Tuesday
Nav II, where services will be neld on
Wednesday May 1s at 2:3O pm In
terment George Washington Cemetery.
II
HIGGINS. MARY LOUISE. On Friday.
May, 13. 1855. at Walter Reed Hos.
pital. MARY LOUISE HIGGINS Of
1885 South Portal DR.. NV, beloved
wife of the late Miles J. Higgins.
mother of Col, RAYMOND T. Higgins
and sister OF Mrs. Richard l.. Conner
and Miss Mary Barrett, grandmother
of Eugene E. and Richard E. Higgins.
Home, 1891 14th st. NV. on Tuesday,
May u, at 8 am, Requiem mass at
St, Michaefs Church, sos Wayne ave.
Silver spring.. Nd. att $50 am. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 16
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May IA. 1868. at his residence, 1924
CONARD. beloved husband of Mrs. Anna
Lee Funeral Home 4th St and Mass.
ave. ne, where services will be held
on Wednesday Nav il. at II I'm. In
terment Union Cemetery, Leesourg, Va.
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ZE' LEI,. CHARLES j. Members OF Rosen
IN Steel Council. knights OF
vNAAv Columbus. Forest Glen Md,
AAA will assemble at the War
1.~C ner E. Pumphrey Funeral
TADZ Home, S434 Georgia ave,
NIN Silver Spring. Nd, at 7:3O
Wy pm. Tuesday May II.
1855 to recite the rosary for our
departed brother. CHARLES J. ZELLER
JOHN r. FOLEY. Grand knight.
WILLIAM v. JOUVENAL,
Financial Secretary. II
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-04

ca 2r and co-author Of The Mind
at/6ciate fashion editor Of Charm
~ azne and MIS- Dorothy
II aghton consultant on refugees
Of The y S Department OF State
he annual Emblem Breakfast
V@.7 held on October at Hotel
.W.yanoke Following breakfast
I'll group attended the Farm
vale Methodist Church in a body
First Held In 1927
,s4tional uslne6s Women s
Wsek Was first held ia 1927, and
he been observed every year since
th,u ID early October It Is cele-
br ted throughout the nation to
gets recognition to business NO
mfa contributions to the eco
M pic social and political life Of
thf community state, nation and
w I'd
b DIS from The Citadel penn
State Pennington Gap and the
u vefsity Of Virginia, The Perish
ms Rifles q V p ] Ferko's
Wonder Bread String Band Ma
"a Corps Color Guard and the
O. versity Of Virginia and Penn
81 .te football teams
General Clark viii announce
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Hasnll ''h bss g EiH

e
NEWLY DECORATED
ErEIctENcrEs saa and y3s
i BEDROOM * --4 $40 10 $Ae
TO inspect--see ianitor on .premises
~. N, 3, saul CO q. ~, y
1902 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD.
NV. Apt, So rms. kit. din. anc
bath. sfa bert: key Apt 1, afteI
o pm; $3.50.
All MILLION ST. Apt. 49, rms.
kit and bath; gas heat; $50 80.
G. II. PARKER co. MA. s-2a2t
i704~ w STREET Sc, Apt. i-$si
month; 3 rms. kit. bath; screened
porch; refer. gas range, Appl'
7sS viRorNIA AVE. s.E.4 rms.
kit, and bath, tot-Bater heat. coal;
so %S9sa Ksy ne g s og fSd SnoR x.
NV, MA. g.03E0.
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APIS. FURll.-MD. tcoal.l


sfLYKR sPRtNC-n edrm.. pvt. bath,
iiiei: S6is 30 10. ass5i3. -
ADULTS fEkFERRED--H rms, ant
bath. utils. Included. RE-. 5-06it
between 1Q-6, sun. o. Mon.
TAkOAfA pk.-2 nlcely turn. j
hedrm. apis, Cony. shopping, park.
rs spaes sNII Cpl ~; ~. 2 Ri ss.h
80 ave. Ar. 7-eoss: 10. S-65si
TAKoMA M. Flower = pinsy BIZ
shop. etr,.. terrace apt, IN garder
type apt. BLDG; Nv. rIIi.. hedrra.. din
srl. sits " ps BAN dnso $50 e9epl'
sf0--Modern furniture and TV. idea
for. Couple. rms, Kitchen ant
bath. 1901 Central ave. Sc. TAXI
Seat Pleasant bus. Open for in.
spectlon today or phone Redwood
i R00M. titehenstts and PVT. bath
Bprlinaton rds Hyattsyllis. IN. 4
N 2go RlArsIER' furnished apt. bed
rra.. all utilities, "a. close 4
LIST nocr. uN 4-s983.
lntst 0+AA tAl1ts nv u H. : VI 4AERA@
din. area. kit. bath, utiis, apt
laundry privils. incl. JU. 5.6523,
TAKOMA PARK-Attrac. 1-bedfm
apts clean. newly decor. Excel 1urn
Avail immed. Adults only. $e7s5 l
inelud. utils. ~. 5-7o6b. -i6
f / III liiK.-pyt. ensr., 2 rms..
kit. porch. sar.; utils.. completely
furn. except linen. silver: eonven-
Z lent: reasonable. JU. h-1433.
NEAR CLINTON, hedrms.. pvt.
bath. large 1iy. rtn., fireplace. kit.
#CHEvERLY--NeWly dee. furn.: Nv.
rui., din. area. hedrm.. kit and
nlMACULATE AND RRIGHT--IRe.
hy.i rm., din. huge kilt. dishes.
silver. cook. utenstis. linens: bed
rm., bath; / blk. shopS 4 min.
2. e line; married cpie. WA.
HYSxTs.. ND. ssol Decatur ST.
Liv. lrm. -bedrm. comb, kit, bath:
$l2.50 VIZ. or aniurn. UN. 4-2943.
DISTRICTS HEIGHTS APTs.
Incl. all utiis. For further In.
formation cali RE. 6-S00l.
3. r. d o. INC. Rental Agent.
III
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APIS. UNEURNlsHEp-p. G.

M&eARTHUk BLVD. N.W.--2.hed-
sosW spts.; utils. incl: siio. en-.
Ti NV MSSooDNER i mic. .ficilessey
room saaI sS. . i sSisS Snd l siss
Ait conditioned and ltiis mel.
29y6 ieth q. NV. Rental once
M. COM. AND M--Baehelcr "a spt.;
lge. rms. small inside nm. bath:
$500. q; 3-i5Ss after >.
H Saaf1s cotbErs ArTs. aS1s
New Hampshire ave. n.w.--1 bed.
I'm. apt Newly decorated. new
stove. AL utils. Incl; eiey. bldg,
Re-. Mgr; No; 7.lgeS;,
Grated .eed sgs front apt apt; dovp.
adults 'g only. s Res. nm nrr. i Apt. ns 81.
1925 OATES sT. NE. near sears
RoebuckI 2 bedrooms, Hying room.
$50 per mo. DI. T-ss6o; eyes,. Of.
I5th Am COLUMBIA ND. 4 rms,
mind XIV; eat W a sso only; available
s II ii Gk6RiIa AVE- W. N.w.-s rms.
kitchsn and bath: $3.50 month.
10 Es H S1sgs HOOK 81. Nh. ! III bis..,
north of 18TH and II as. me-
3 brIrht rms; m. and bath: 6-ft'
water "a reducffnns for 2-yesr
ieasel: key Al ADJ 21i and aOa.
sTEgAlRT BROS. INC. Df. 1924,
s u 7j aoasEs rL. s.x.--1,7. Va lm..
oNr henR n1SE so AIsI;TsW Nj S1Sso.i
v n, terISse foo, a1asisbis n nav and
on thirA fonr ava5iafie Nov I
Each Sefi "a S,ey monfh treind,ne
s sstss .. sos 70 lsrEs shcppns
ana theaser. See rsstdent utsnasef
,s q Pes Z sa en- Ave. Il ~. ~, ,I'.,.
eiacy apt. ia small quiet bldg; ISL
PAUL HANNAH, 532 i7th 81. NV,
c ~ ns,siSS ii,.,nuss .ass s..iisS!.'
not not incIuded' Cow. W 70 nsroe RAJ
School, iii 4.aSiI or 10 s.sshs
APT fOR RENT 1nd A: SeSym
din. nm, kit. pvt. bath: rent.
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zoos K stfnst s.e.1 rooms and
20 opkn SUNDAY, :so-a:se
MARSHALL y, WAKllE CO.
1924 lzth 81. NV. 40. 4-200E
fOs ATLANTIC ST. 81
Modern conditioned apt IN Con-
fress Hkt9 Lac, l-bedfm. apt.
25l9 WISCONSIN, AVE n W.
Lee. 2-rm, kit and bath apt. mr..
Mas ave.. heat furu. x81 me.
2b0B 4th 81. MI.
|2-rui.. KIT and bath apt.: eony. q
101z-17th ST. NE.
LGa. 1-bedrm. apt rear porch, qony.
A232b .FA1RbAWN AVE. Sc.
2-rn. kit, and bath apt: cow, Sec
GALL n NV p1VAII. D1. 7-s4oo
OPEN TODAY
Apt. LOS. 1853 Ontario I'd, NV.
Ice, 4lbedrm. apt. with kit.. pantry,
din. rm., Nv. rIli.. exceptionally Ire
AIT. All. SsSa ontario I'd. n.w.--s
rms, lit: and bath. newly dec. SIC
FOR INFO. ON THE ABOVE AND
OTHER APIS. WEEKDAYS CALL
EDMUND J. FLYNN Co.
lWoH1tugton HfoH MAJ H-H1H1
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~ az ~ ~ csRisoI st-a FHis. M.
i e nth e. n.s.--t rms hit. and
HARRisoN = ADAMS. Ma. s-sses
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N.W,--IoW RENTAL
1901 Euclid 81. Apt. Cos rms !.
H AZ. fsse b. a fsiEsf las III ssSS
ADULTS I-BKDRM.--N.W.
upper ldth ST.. acrosa from Rock
Greek Park. utiis. Incl: ss6. Apply
ss3s Sssa 4 ss sEs Az X ri ss.,oo
~, EE l,.q !. -. I! " 7 4. ssa:4o
wAsHraoToN R RAJ IA. $500
N.W.--S7s so
Modern, very 1axxe. t-hedHm. apt. !,
heat h.-v, included
wsssrS So;nos sra sM AZ Az. s2ssssoo
. BEDRMe.- REDUCED. as2.5
Almost new BLDG; close 70 bus and
$50 SOUTHERN AYR. Sc, Adj. 81.
A. Wheeler "a. and Southern ave,
WASHINGTON RkALTY. RA. 3.e3Q0
j BEDRM., 1895 |
1904 Nichols ave s.ws Ant. 3: 2
w E sti Tei ns esie 81 RAJ pcss .ssoo
/ BEDRM.. NoRTHWKsT--$6Q
6339 Colo. ave, Apt. l04: hest. hot
WASHINGTON REHlTy. RA. $500
1914 esh gT. SIX
Apta,. 2 roonaB. dinette. kitchen.
bath. gas range and refgrs., redee..
janitor service, ample paTking.
COW, downtown, on buaiine; rent,
&59. 50. Two-hedrm. apts.: 81. so,
plus utiIs See re-. Tgr;: Apt.
poNAHUE. 65Z II st. me-. II. y
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elesn. isrrs i.bedrm spt IN cunt si
Bldg. Convenient location. I'M
oNy ~ newly Ase nth. fnrn !.
E Sc. a Iss.s q. APT s.J Ne $500 &.
room apt asst.d with al Ssnt vs sI,d
.iaofsIsnd sys: 800, I'D !.
ThhIn ras--EessMg aS SS
asn NJ ~ npss ~ ts Jn1 io R nMo
sn,. 9TH fara. 81 rsrkins sD.ss,
s!snsp. JTs AZ AZ Us I'D
0A "a. ~ nun ns inrn.
schools. slcppi9E sf1o incl; All
~qillIS.,a opAeI z-gDol. -lg
bsdf@. e. sahb BATH sn sn di sr,s r;;
.SPIs; Saiy,. " ", z:sSss. sei ,s
h.. dim. bsss: assis i Ia S SsssiRi
: eoupIs; refs; no pets. 10. 3-esse'
ASHTON. Mp.-smsiy apt, for i
person per, , e1 beautiful .s.utsa ests ,, Pvt
se III I'm Unit sel ssasse ma aaii laundry asy
facii., al utils. incl, S55 mo
MI. CbRAI HILLs--s yms.. kitch-
snstte. nv heat. share bath:
20 pets. parties. drinking. 10. g.
v4EIrgg2G 49, 4, 80. h..h ~.
,sn ~ ~ ST. ~ Ply; , Ie N, snd en-
An mn iitfia- ti,ei S6iS SSl{h
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SHTPIEY PARK

$3.50 01AAG LIZ = 3 4A1tn
Attraettyely Furnished and rsdeco-
Iated, ! and 2 bedrooms, Nv. rm..
S e1.nssss, s sM,,. aa .,a.. eath. picture
dry facilities. eonvenient to bus
= and shcpping center: once on de-
4 vel. 1900 26th Ct, ID, 70. 2-0l35.
CQLORED.-CIIFT0 81. &C Car
4oxo Hlgh-2 or B rms nice kits. |;
stfurn. a. nnfuE4.: nepfy dee. Refined
Z s, SSg,ss "A e z e. Z, .7is
iael f sss.ss ssa ne. s Hs s sass as,l''
ccLoRED--s ROOMS, kitchen sna
. share BATH SOS. S23 Florida ave,
cofokESiSsSS IRyrno 81 II, NV.
adalts US. n 7.sls vi Il ,a S9sss
coEoRED--sss NO.. ! rooms. al.
and 6ssh i4is and p I ase.'
col6rkbE IRsae PIC. b.d hg
~. rn.. Kit /; ladies preferred. RA.
coaoERD.-rA. Ann ursHUR NV
MI tssrlins. G sia.5 w. vE. s ID. HI III
CoIoRhiDs rooms. Kitchen and 3
49, afflT ss,-ssSss - "a
c5Ii,iaT Ialess iesh 81. NJ.
rm., kit. bath; furn. or unfurn.;
$50. utiis. incl IA. 9-2e03. -le
coLORKn--Is3s lila ST. NV.
Apt, NO. 6--one large rm. and
kttchenette apt. utils.. In weii-kept
bldg. S42.60. To inspect see jani-
coLoREp--sl nRyAsr 81. NV.
2nd hoor-Liy. rm. bedruls.,
c6IokEsDn oo III PRINcckToN RI
NsW.--Bedrm., lfs. rEn.. hit. apt.
nicely turn; utils Incl III
C0LgkED33 GLkAEn 81. NJ, On
rrn.. kit. and bath: $3.50. DE,
,C0I0RRD--HUGE BsMr. studio m;
s-nieeiy fiirn.; pvt bath. entr.: cook.
s1acIl; suit. l-2. ~. 6-l562.
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EFFICIENCY APT. $7I


xxeelieniiy ioeste AZ attractive slesa-
q tor apt. BLDG. car stop 1t door;
switchboard and mail desk service:
al c0nyeniences on prefnize1;
s apply 81 desk or CALL MRS.
RolEEs, co. b-z4t0. -.
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$500 WOODLEY RID.
A1R.CpNDITIONED BLDG.
z1.sisRsy ecssistips q room
parcel room eelyiee: $40 per mo-,
n nsllalasl s'iiii Vi sSI5ssiI sIinss'
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AIRS. EuRNlsNFp--VA.

-...--.s.as.l.--sl---.-.---
E SI,s ATT bedym. kit., pvt
ssisiy a So 4 ao l9 e.. s 90 Gee
fg e. ~ res ;lisssd' sio u
ARR, M--Lee. bedrm.. 3 closets
NJ rm:. kit. bath. idry.: APT
Slds NJ bus, shops; S94. KE
\. ALkx.Etae.i i adults. 5 MIN.
~. Avail. iTnmsd. RA. 6-502s.
NEWLY rURN. MoDkRs pUPilsx
mo. saeh Incl. utils. kE. s-si ii;
SOUTH ARL.Avail. for j mos NOS
fsntason. 4s s1io p rs IA. W. sI.sosBss
SMALL ART. EMPLOYED eoaU,e
bright, warm. clean and comfort.
able. KE. S-072I. 90
ARLINGTON, VA. sol North Edisor
St,Ltytne room. bedroom. kitcheT
and bath. pvt. entrance, utiis. furn
A fRmfsi csSSple =, "a; 81, 4.is5s 80
Qlebe I'd. III -bedrfi. art. $50: al, "a,
2.bedrm. apt, 500 mo. both Incl
AZ utils. KE. S-63s3 ---f0
Eficieney and /,
bedroom apartments. janitor sery,
ice. laundry privileges. downtown
Location. al Utilities: SIS 70 500 I'D
Cal II d-6670, between 10 an
NicEiY FPuRN. / b.drm.. comb. il,
rni... kit, bath; Blk. bus and stores
Adults only tt. 6-6436.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ant: Nv
rul,, hedrma. kifehenette. shosei
bath, pvt entr. Business peof,ls
only. "a. 6-D426. q
! kM.. Hts bath. private. Pin. n
knottY pine: clean and attractive
IL min .. c. $50 incl. utfI. Suit
o5,s Tor WORKING couple. ~. 2.
n, AkL.---Nswiy dee. nieeiy furn
w. rnn.s bedrni.. kitchenette, 6efh
Seo mo; incl. utflk Couple pref.
Observation-Disclosures fesn
aptas with Grepk for z young e0si.
pies. SO ca Inquire son Pfircs
~ today After 4 p.IFl,
\. H. bedrfns fiv, tm.. kit,
soaih md 4 pFt, home. separate
sIss ~ sea Nv Y eyeFys alfsss sss No
lii. din. BAH. Entire III i;oSl W y
home Ia excel. erra. short OF ions
EFFIc. APR. cony. pentaeon. Navy
utiis. or 4-7f60.
ARL.. near PentaeDn--Famiiy liz,
apt. and hotel rms. Low rates. deJ
OF VI. Eree narking. IA. 2-3443
BACH. APT. for i. book-itned study
bedrm. hath. kit. pvt. en.f. d
mtnA Peizt.; SIS. IA. S-gS0S.
n. ARL-a young men wanted Ii
OCCUPY nicely Turn 4.rtn. apt. ConY.
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Larse efieieney apartment: Twins
pooms 20xl3. dresstng room. 0x7;
large closet and hath.
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First Offering to Colored
Efficiency Apt. $62.5C
1-Bedrm., Porch Apt. $72. SO
1912 Euclid st. NV.
wen furnished. bath and sho.er
QerTett u No. q Or cail I'M 3-9l81
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Seckinger Proposes
Comfort Stations for
New Roads 10 City

District Health Director Daniel
&. Seckinger has proposed to the
Commissioners that information
and comfort stations be placed
at the new highway approaches
to the city.
Or. Seckinger pointed out that
3 large portion of the traffic
streaming into Washington on
new superhighways being plan
ned and constructed will be
coming from places, more than
several hours drive away.
Many Of these motorists. he
said, are tourists who would
like directions and other In
formation, and "many, also. are
In need Of comfort stations"
Suggesting that the Commis-
sfoners forward the proposal to
the Co-ordinating Committee Of
the National Capital Planning
Commission for study, DR.. Seek
niger added:
1T would be fitting that the
Nations Capital extend this hos
pitality to its visitors"
The health officers proposal
was that the information and
comfort stations be built and
maintained BY the City and Ma
tionai Capital Parks. He added
the Board OF Trade might also
be interested and wish TO par
ticipate.
The Commissioners decided to
forward the proposal 10 the CO.
ordinating Committee without
recommendation.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Bill Seeks 10 Repeal
u. Of Nd. Autonomy Act

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Jan. g.
Senator Robert B. Kinble. Re-
publican. OF Allegany intro
duced . bill today to repeal the
so-called autonomy act' which
gives the University Of Maryland
authority over all Of its affairs
except certain financial matters.
1t was the first bill in the Sem
ate hopper this afternoon as the
Upper Chamber met for the Sec
ond straight day. The House Of
Delegates went home for the
week end last night.
Senator Kimbie,s proposed re-
pealer would take effect July !
II enacted.
1t followed hard on the heels
Of resolution by the Senate
minority leader yesterday to pry
loose from the University Of
Maryland Board Of Regents q
controversial report involving
the schools scholastic accredi-
tation.
Senator Kimble's resolution
was referred to the Senate Fi-
Nance Committee for study.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
legislators Wary on McKeIdin Tox Proaron1

TEN on July /, some tax relief
lin the form Of an increase In
the income tax exemption for
dependents from $500 to $1,000,
beginning July /. and . rise in
the income tax rate from 2 to 8
per cent as Of January l. 1866.
Credit Highest Possible.
On the States financial sit
uation, Mr.. McKeldin had this
to say:
"our problem today is not one
Of devising or instituting new
services to be rendered by the
State. but rather one Of con-
solidating the magnificent prog
ress and genuine gains Of recent
years. It Is one Of accepting our
rise in population and Of taking
advantage Of the progress that
is at hand.
1--WE are operating today on
q balanced budget. Our State
credit rating is the highest pos
sible. In only 9 Of the SO
States do the citizens pay q
smaller part or their income for
the support Of State and local
government than they do in
Maryland. according to the latest
compilations by the United
States Bureau of the Census.
Needed for Education. Health.
"As ! told the people Of Mary
land In my address Of December
~ the prime reasons for the need
for additional tax revenues is
based on public education. the
protection and Improvement Of
public health and the provision
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Salary Levy Planned
In Back Tax Cases

District government depart
ment heads were being alerted
today to warn city employees who
are delinquent In their Federal
income taxes for 1852 and prior
years that they might have their
pay held UP to meet the levy.
The Internal Revenue Sevice
recently notified the Commits
sioners II planned to issue leyies
on the salaries of District EN-
ployes delinquent in paying their
Federal taxes.
District Director Of General
Administration Schuyler Lowe
estimated some I.500 employees
might be affected. He said that
delinquent taxpayers who did not
take steps to pay might have
to 50 q whole biweekly pay period
without salary.
He said II they so to the In-
ternal Revenue Bureau promptly
they might be able to work out
an installment plan Of paying.
The planned levies on salaries
by the Internal Revenue Service
would result tn the amount In
volved being paid by the District
for credit against the delinquent
tax. II the tax equalied the sal.
airy payment the enlploye would
not get any pay for that salary
period.
It is expected the first levies
will be ISSUED against salaries
covering pay periods ending the
latter part Of this month.
Evening star., 1955-01-06

Of care for those who, because
Of age. disabilities or other causes,
have been found incapable OF
adequately caring for themselves.
I'm that speech I used the
round figure Of $50 million as
the total amount needed in new
taxes consisting Of about $1l
million to make up q shrinkage
in anticipated revenue and sur
plus, and SIC million for the
maintenance OF our services.
I'm our continuing studies Of
the budget in the interim, that
picture has been somewhat i'm
prOved--at least 81 million
worth. The total needed will
be somewhere between $28 mill
lion and $40 million instead of
$50 million.
Instead OF the $40 million
previously mentioned for the
maintenance Of our services, we
win need between SIT million
and $18 million.
"Of this increase, more than
SIC million will 90 for education,
health and public welfare, In
cluding our advanced efforts to
cope with the problem Of juYe-
nile delinquency. In that total,
more than $l2 million Of the
increase Is for education.
The remainder OF the in-
crease Is divided among our cor
rectional institutions, natural
resources, the mandatory re-
quirements for the employees
retirement system, and. in small
amounts, among more than 20
other agencies.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Montgomery Republicans
Hear KnoWIand Feb. z

Senator Knowland. Republican,
Of California viii speak at the
Montgomery County Lincoln Day
dinner February 2 at the Con-
gressional Country Club, David
Scull, publicity chairman, an
nounced today.
1t win be the minority leaders
hrst, public appearance In the
county and the first In his series
Of cross-country Lincoln Day
speeches. Some 500 persons are
expected to attend. Because Of
the demand. tickets win be
allotted on Q precinct basis.
County Republican leaders
have been holding d series OF
meetings since the November
election to stimulate organiza-
ton activity and to prepare for
the dinner.
George c. Warner. jr.. is chair
man Of the dinner committee.
He announced today that Mrs.
Esther Fleishell viii serve as vice
chairman and that other COM
mittee assignments win be made
soon.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
D. c. Price Index Drops
For Gas and Electricity

The washington retail price
index for gas and electricity
dropped from 116 In October to
114.3 In November, the Bureau
Of Labor Statistics announced
today.
But at 1908. the Washington
index for solid fuels and fuel oil
stayed unchanged over that
period, the bureau said.
Generally. the average retail
price Of coal and fuel oil. In re-
sponse to seasonal demand, In
creased three-tenths per cent
between October and November,
the bureau explained. But the
cost OF residential space heatire
gas averaged two-tenths per cent
higher. while gas for non-heat-
ing averaged q one-tenth per
cent increase.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
sy 8 s.er s.aff ce,.s.ponasrl

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. 6.--Leaders
Of the Maryland Legislature to-
day were cautious In their re-
action to Gov. McKeldin's bud
get balancing program Of q
| penny increase In the retail sales
tax this year and q so per cent
increase In the income tax next
year.
No one, at this early date, had
any serious alternative solutions
to the estimated $28 million def
cit the Governor says the State
will have to face UP to in fiscal
1855. But most leaders inter-
viewed said they wanted to ex-
plore some alternatives before
making any firm comments on
the Republican Governors pro-
posals.
None Argue With Plan.
SO far. none of the chiefs Of
this Democratically controlled
Legislature. In the second day Of
q 90-day session today, have
argued with Mr.. McKeldin's
statements that taxes will have
to be raised or essential State
services cut.
The Governor outlined his tax
program briefly last night in his
annual state Of the State" ad-
dress to o joint session Of the
Senate and House. Here's his
proposed tax timetable:
A penny increase in the pres
ent 2-cents-on-the-dollar sales
tax on June /. Inauguration Of
an income tax withholding sys-
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Red Gross Names Byars,
Mrs. Stuart Symingion

Mrs. Stuart Symington, wife
Of the Democratic Senator from
Missouri. and Rufus Byars. menu
Der Of the District Chapter Of
the Red Cross Board Of Direc-
tors. win serve as vice chairmen
Of the chapters 1855 fund drive
In the washington area.
District chairnen named to-
day are Mrs. Burns Garrett.
District 4: Mrs, F. p. Ellinger,
District 2. Grant Simmons, Dis
trict 8: James Freer. District q:
Mrs. Isadore Waxler. District .,
ana d. w. Taylor. District I.
The goal this year win be
ei.424.o 900.