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|Horne's Fight
For Housing Job
Moves 10 CSC

DR.. Frank s. Horne's fight
since last August to regain a
I$12.690 job in the Housing and
Home Finance Agency moved
today to the Civil Service Com
mission Review Board.
He filed an appeal late yes
terday from a ruling Of the
commission appeals examining
office several weeks ago that the
housing agency had juStifiable
Judiciary reasons" for abolish
ing the job of special assistant
on racial relations to Housing
Administrator Albert M. Cole.
DR.. Horne, a 56-year -old
Negro employed more than 10
years by the agency, held the
racial relations job until it was
abolished last August. He
charged that partisan political
considerations" were the main
reason for abolition Of the job
and his custer.
In his latest appeal he said
the housing agency offered to
transfer him to its international
activities staff. He rejected the
offer because he believed 1t was
Ia reduction in rank and con-
Itrary TO the Veterans Preference
Act. The agency commended ear
Ilier that the transfer would carry
mo reduction In salary or rank.
1T denied that abolition of the
racial relations job was primarily
a move to drop DR.. Horne.
At the housing agency DR..
Horne was the immediate supe-
Irior of Mrs. Corienne Morrow
who also has been protesting the
loss Of a job she held at $1,000
base pay. The agency dismissed
her last August in a reduction
in-fOrce order.
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the subcommittee questioned
Treasury and Internal Revenue
Service officials on excise tax
suggestions which Mr.. Smith ex-
planned yesterday in behalf of
Treasury and congressional staff
experts.
Subcommittee members par
|ticularly wanted to know why the
list of approximately so sugges-
|tions or specific comments con-
tanned relatively few of the nu-
merouS proposals presented by
witnesses at hearings last Oc-
tober.
Mr.. Smith said the staff group
did not intend to gloss over
those proposals. He explained
that most of them either would
mean loss Of too much Govern
Iment revenue now or would need
far more study because of their
completely and uncertain re-
suits.
Recommends Delay
Under the general heading OF
agreement in principle" were
several important changes that
Eventually should be made to
END inequalities, ineffectiveness
for loopholes in the excise tax
structure. Mr.. Smith explained
But, he added. the Treasury be-
ilieves that when such changes
would result in "a relative sig
|nif1cant revenue loss to the
Government they should be de-
Ilayed until the budget Is in bet
ter shape.
Although Mr.. Forand refused
ito make more than a general
comment on the report until he
has an opportunity for closer
study. 1t was recalled that at the
subcommittee hearings last Oc-
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IAWARDS-Senato Long. Demo-
Icrat of Louisiana. never has re-
ceived credit for it. but he really
is the father" of the Federal
Iemploye incentive awards. pro-
gram.
AS a member Of the Senate
Civil Service Committee about
five years ago, Senator Long led
the move to establish an incen-
tive awards program in Gov
Iernment to recognize and award
outstanding employees and those
who contribute suggestions and
advice resulting in more efficient
Operation and economy.
It's hard to believe. but up
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oo'o From u.s.. wfATHiR sURfAU

WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST-The entire Northeast will
continue to have rain tonight with temperatures continu
ing mild There also will be rain along the North Pacific
Coast Snow urres forecast for the Northern Rockies
and Middle Lakes 1t will be chilly in the Southeast
AP Wirephoto Map
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tons to many other groups, Dan
T. Smith, special assistant to
Secretary OF the Treasury Hum
phrey. said. He said that this
ultimately could lead to still
more difficulties, demands and
determinations.
Mr.. Smith assured the Ways
and Means subcommittee the
Treasury is aware of the bur
den" Catholic, Protestant and
Jewish UNCONVENTIONAL schools
bear in paying many kinds OF
taxes. He also cited the contri-
button which those schools thus
make in helping to ease the gen.
eral public tax burden for public
schools.
A Matter of Policy
He explained, however, that as
q matter of tax policy the Treas
ury would be unwilling to ex-
tend the existing excise tax ex-
emption beyond its present nelo
Representative Forand. Demo
crat OF Rhode Island. chairman
of the subcommittee studying
possible administrative changes
in excise taxes, declared he was
"very much surprised at the at
titude being taken" by the Treas
ury in this matter.
The Rhode Islander said he
understood Mr.. Smiths appre-
hension that too great an extern
sion of the excise tax exemption
could cause "pressures" and siz-
able revenue losses to the Fed
eral Government. But he said
religious UNCONVENTIONAL schools
are in a special category and
that comparatively little reve-
nue. would be lost if they had
the same excise tax exemption
as public schools.
The discussion developed as
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tiers and the National Associa-
ton of Postal Supervisors.
James E. Gibson is the new
chief of the Motion Picture
Service in Agriculture Depart
ment's Office of Information. He
succeeds Walter Scott, who has
retired. Walter Reed Army
Medical Center employees named
to serve as members Of the in
centive awards committee are
Guy w. Bennett, r., Karl H.
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/ VI IIlC lOCdl, Wll1Oh A1dAAAbSAo a.
national NFPOC is also the larg-
est Government employe union
with a membership in excess Of
10000.
The suspended union officials
have until February 3 to answer
the charges. The Post Office De-
partment is reported to have
charged the officers with Com
munist associations.
The suspended employees
strongly deny the charges, con-
tending they are being punished
for their aggressive union activi-
ties. The employees have had
from II to 20 years Of postal
service.
The New York local. for the
past few years, has strongly criti-
cized the Post Office Depart
nent's personnel policies. Among
other things. it has accused the
department of instigating q
"speedup" system among postal
workers. 1t also strongly opposed
the postal salary Redistribution
system which finally became law
late last year.
National officers of the NFPOC
are watching the situation
closely and will decide what ac-
ton to take after the accused
employees reply officially to the
charges.
The national NFPOC always
has been a right-wing union
group. Complicating the situa-
ton is the fact that the New
York local has been strongly
critical Of the present NFPOC
national leadership on the salary
Redistribution and other issues.
NFPOC officials say they will
not intercede in any case where
they are convinced that a men,
Der is subversive or disloyal. But
If the facts show that the en-
lployes were suspended because
of their union activities. then
the NFPOC will vigorously fight
to save their Jobs, the national
officers say.
n y \
CIVIL SERVICE PROBES -
Both the House and Senate Civil
Service Committees will receive
preliminary reports at the end
of the month from their sub
committees investigating the
civil service system and the ad-
ministration's personnel policies
The investigations won't be COM
pleted until the end of this years
session of Congress and the final
reports won't be made until
after November's election, in
order that the findings and
Recommendations can be as OBJ
iective and non-political as pos
sible.
FATHER OF INCENTIVE
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Tide Tables
FURNISHED BY the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
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Record Temperatures This Year
Highest, AZ, on January 10.
Lowest. 21. on January 8.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours
High. As. at 3:45 pm.
Low. ~. at $50 am.
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INoyes, Elizabeth Monmonier and
Regina r. Wasileski. The
Interstate Commerce Commits
SION has appointed Hiram Spicer
Its legislative counsel and Con-
Igressional liaison officer. >. The
University of Virginia's North
lern Virginia Center has an
Inounced that its spring semester
with evening classes for Federal
employees will start on Febru-
Iarv a
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tober he tangled with some
Treasury witnesses on the reve-
nue. question. He commended that
the loss of a few million dollars
revenue should not stand in the
way of correcting inequities in
the application of excise taxes.
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U. S. Opposes Easing
PorochioI School Taxes
By ROBERT X. WALSH

official told House subcommittee today the de-
would oppose to give parochal schools the
exemption which public schools have in buying
various materials
Such of this exemption granted to State
would whole for possible
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WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Cloudy
and rather windy with occasional
rain this afternoon. tonight and
probably Thursday. Low tonight
about 40.
Maryland-Cloudy with occa-
sional rain tonight. low about
36-43. Mostly cloudy with rain
likely tomorrow.
Virginia-Cloudy with rain to-
night and probably tomorrow
Low tonight 38-42.
Winds-Northerly winds 20-25
miles per hour, with occasional
gusts up to IS miles per hour.
Small craft warnings displayed.
Fair visibility.
Road ConditiOnS-AAA
Pennsylvania Turnpike-West-
ern section ice covered.
Ohio Turnpike-Heavy fog in
Cleveland and Warren areas.
U. S. 40 West to Ohio-Slippery
west of Cumberland.
U. S. so West to Ohio-Icy in
the mountains.
West observation-disclosures advised
in mountain areas.
West Virginia Turnpike
Mostly snow and ice-covered.
River Report
From U. 8. EngineerSD
Potomac River clear at Harpers Perry
and clear at Great Falls: Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
tReadinEs Washington National Airport)
Midnight 80 32 Noon -- 4S
4 am. ---- 35 4 pm. ------ ~
am. 80 81 8 pm. 80 Al
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest, AZ, on January 10.
Lowest. 21. on January g.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours
MAJ
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THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Post Office Suspends
6 Top Union Officials
BY JOSEPH YOUNG

officers of the New York City local of the AFLCIo
Office Cerksthe largest Government
empoye local in the counhave been suspended by the Post
Office Department security risks.
The president executive vice president
of local. numbers than 10000 members The
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until that time there was nc
Government-wide incentive pro-
gram of any consequence. Since
then, an incentive program not
only has been established but
has been strengthened by Con-
Igress to a point where it has
become an outstanding success.
$50
AVAILABLE This reporters
1856 Federal Employees Almanac
is now on sale in Government
buildings and other places
throughout the area.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP-Bernie
Yudain has resigned as assistant
director of the International Co
operation Administrations Of
flee of Public Reports to become
an assistant to the publisher Of
Time Magazine. Postmaster
General and Mrs. Summerf1eld
will be guests Of honor at q re-
|ception and buffet dinner at
$3.50 pm. Monday in the Hotel
Statler. cosponsored by the Ma
tional Association Of Postmas-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
PROPOSALS

THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF
ROCKVILLE. MD, will conduct a
public hearing in. the once Of the
Mayor and Council, 100 8. Washing
ton ST., Rockville. Md
At $40 PM.
On March 9. 1856
In reference to the proposed re;
vision OF the Zonine Ordinance OF
the City of Rockville. Said ordi-
nance for the establishment Of nine
(9) Zones or Districts. Appropri-
ate regulations to be enforced there
in, Copies Of the text Of said pro.
posed ordinance may be obtained
from the office Of the City Clerk and
City Planning Engineer. A copy OF
the map outlining the Zone or Dis
triet boundaries is available for In
speotion in the once of the City
Planning Engineer. THE MAYOR
AND COUNCIL OF ROCKVILLE.
s 81 JosEpH p. BLOCKER. CITY Clerk
MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
AID LAYOUT MAN


A young man with proven
ability to make finished lay
outs can have this perma-
|nent Job. The salary range
is from $4,000 to $1,000 a
year depending on expert
Iencs. A knowledge of copy
is desired but not essential.
Applicant must be able to
work with speed and do a
finish job. not a comprehen-
Isive of rough layout. 5-day
week - free insurance and
other benefits. All replies
must be complete with his
torical background, and we
assure you they will be
guarded in the strictest con-
fidence. Box 92-J, Star.
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PERSONAL Cont,

WANTED, tap dancers, singers, TO
learn to sing and act. Voice place.
ments, pop. song styling, person.
atty projection. Mike technique.
Profess. placement. SHAYNE'S;
after III am, AID. 2-SSl9. 1852
Columbia I'd.
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Real Estate

Lot 4siixso0-ft. deep fronting or
stucco building 3sx64. built 8
years agoi store room in the front
3fx36 with tile floor. 2 rest rms
Living quarters IN the rear consist
of 8 bedrms, dining rm, living rm.,
den. kitchen and bath rm. 1arse
paved lot IN front. yard in. back
with small swimming pool and Page
fence LARGE basement under entire
building, with oil hot-water heat
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TRUSTEES SALE
prRrIc AUCTION

Valuable, improved. c. general COM
mercial real estate on GEORGIA
AVE, SILVER SPRING, MD: known
Sl15, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY %
1856, II am, In front Of premises
Excellent for investment or devel'
opment purposes VIVIAN v. SNIP
SON, JOSEPH 3. SIMPSON, Jr
TRUSTEES, POPLAR 2-3955.
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HELP-MEh

AUTO RADIO MAN-We need fast
trouble shooter for work at new
car leadership. able and willing 70
install new sets Il required; aiSo,
some TV experience on house calls;
full-time year-round Job. ALAN
TV. 10. 5-2242 III
AUTO SALESMAN. exper.. must b
alert and aggressive to sell 1886
Ford. Excel. pay plan, floor time
vac. and other benefits. Demonstra'
tor furn. Contact Mr.. Shaw witf
sales record. MONROE FORD CO:
1887 East-West hwy. JU. 5-7SO0
AUTO. SALESMAN, used cars, U
sell clean, guar. cars; transp
furn.; floor period every day must
be exper. and have good refs: See
Mr.. MaeGregor, AMERICAN SERv'
ICE CENTER, 5S5 N. Glebe "a.
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HELP-MEN
CASHIER
OFFICE WORKER

Young man. 21-30, high school
graduate: excel. oppor, to train IL
credit dept. Of well establisheC
wholesale distributor: bookkeeping
experience helpful but not essential
Call ST. 10000, Ext. 214. for fur.
Their information.
holland COMPANY. INC.
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When dRsreriHg aduertisments
addressed to Star bozes do NOT
inciose original references photo
graphs OF other materials OF per-
soRdl pdIue. Copies serpe the pHT-
pose. Originals may Get lost.
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Mikes Drive Inn

COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE OF
AND LIVING Quar-.
TIERS. RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT
AND FIXTURES AND HOUSEHOLD
GOODS.
Due to q serious heart condition
I. the undersigned, am forced tc
sell the following real estate. reStau'
rant equipment and furniture. or
the premises located on Route 81
near Sykesville. Md, opposite tn
Sprirg Grove Hospital, on FRIDAY
MARCH Q, 1855, AT 10 AN. SHARP
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HElP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, office mgr, for Ford
dealer wonderful opportunity in
fast growing Fairfax County with
vacation and insurance benefits
See Mr.. Erwin. ERWIN FORD CO.,
Lee highway at Chain Bridge I'd,
Fairfax. Va. 30
wanted by automo-
bile dealer. automotive experience
essential; 500 per week. plus bene-
fits 10 star. Reply with full ex-
perience record. TO Box 252-H,
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HELP-MEN
COLLRCTOR- SALESMAN. n

SALESMAN. neat ap-
SATURDAY only Can easily earn $25
for / days work Permanent
position. Must have knowledge OF
outside installment collections.
Must be conscientious and WILLING
to work. Car essential. Apply ALL
STATE HOME EQUIPMENT CO.,
1rIn Kalnrannn ID q w
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Auto Body Mechanic

AID, 2-71UU "-Gu
AUTO MECHANIC - Experienced
Ford mechanic wanted for neR-cai
make-ready; excel. salary, hos
pitalixation and paid vacations
See Mr.. Swami. NORTHEAST
MOTOR CO., ego Bladensburg "a
ne --10
rienced men who want to make tor
earnings In Q warm, clean shop and
who appreciate such extra, benefits
as guaranteed wages. insurance and
paid vacations. Should apply IL
person to MR.. HOMER WILSON
Serv. Mgr. at DIVER MOTOR co.
Bethesda Chevy Chases outStand
ing Dodge-Plymouth leadership
1880 Old Georgetown I'd. Bethesda
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Observation-Disclosures

NOllCkUO1 -k1tAANoAAA@
Age, 25-4O: car nee. Apply IN person
THE WASHINGTON FURNiIUhs
CO.. 1145 18th st. NV. ~
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTEND;
ENT for established local general
contractor: require man expef. ln
commercial and industrial bldg
as well as Government CONTRACT
work Box 1S2-H. Star
CONST. ESTIMATOR, Sl35 wk.. eng
degree. BOYD'S, cor. 18th and c
SITS. lNA. s-234o).
COOK, list class. white, hotel anc
restaurant experience. knowledge, Of
butcherine and carving: 5-das
week. early hrs. no Sat, or Sun,
paid holidays. vacation and bene-
ffts. State age, address and phone
number Box 263-L. Star. 20
COOh, white. Call ARLINGT on
hes EITAL. ia S-6f00. Ext. IS
COOK, ind: In high-class club;
must be an all-around man Able
to prepare neat dishes. Nightwork
dinner goes of at o pm. Salary
open. See chef. CAPITOL HILL
CLUB, 2l4 LIST st. Sc, entrance or
rarFn11 ct Ii
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GOT ANY CLOTHES
FADED
WE WILL MAKE THEM YOUR
EAVORITESl

n Sxt4 GOs
II you we're to undergo a surgical
operation, you would get the best
surgical doctor.
II you were to have your eyes
cured. knowing that the magic gift
you would get the best eve doctor
When II comes to your fine
clothes. SUEDE and leather Jackets
and coats, DRAPERIES and slip
covers, you should get the doctor
THE SPECIALIST
Yes, the Dye Work Specialist at
Exquisite Cleaners Is the only Doc
tor OF Chemistry who Is SPECIAL
IST IN DiEING.
His European training In quality
combined with AMERICAN skill giyeS
you the work of Master Crafts
]. Fine clothes, Draperies and
Slip Covers exclusively cleaned and
Z. Dyeing Of clothes, Grapes and
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Advertising Salesman
For non-competitive newspaper
Sales experience and car necessary
Salary. | expense and commission
ST. 3-61S7 or Box a63-H, Star.
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AUTO SALESMAN
NEW CARS

Experienced men IN auto sale'
wanted BY one Of the largest ane
Oldest Oldsmobile dealers in tn
area. Earnings exceptionally higf
strator furnished. See Mr.. Vinicur
JUSTINE OLDSMOBILE
5000 Baltimore Hyattsville. Md
.SSNS
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Acct tcostsl. no fee 50, 90,
ANN PALMER HAYNES
Industrial Personnel Consultant
WORLDWIDE PLACEMENT
NO FEE
ENGINEERING
SCIENTIFIC

OVERSEAS
$500 TO $4,000 PLUS
EUROPE. FAR EAST. LABRADOR
ALASKA, ICELAND
4 telephone installers inside plant
3 tele. enRrs. ---outside---Bell exper
q airborne radar mntnee., techs.
"a techs with ANfTRC30 experience
3 communications techs. repres.
0 radar fire control technicians
10 electronic enRrs.---site supervB.
LOCAL
Electronics comm. techs. report writ
ing. data mntnce. 1925
Law grad. with engr.S deg. S5-S7. 900
Training supervisor. Ms deg. fol
electronic plant S6-SS. 600
EnRr. clerk, electronics 5000 mo
PENNSYLVANIA
Chief draftsmen--hwv, --. 5000 wk
Hwy. ergr. craftsmen xl65 wk.
Struct. steel--reinforced concrete,
bridge engr. design Sl75 wk.
Drainage engr Sl7b wk,
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Dupont CIR. Bldg, 1346 Conn, Ave.
HO. 2-7117
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ACCTS. FOR CPA'S

Other bkkprs. -aSSts I2} S55-Ss5
1 OTHER POSITIONS
I Electronics operating maintenance
technicianS. reloc. Sl0n-S200 wk
j Observation-Disclosures I'D to Si4. DOC
EIectronic technicians TO S75
Communications ScrvIcemen S7a-SgG
Billing clerk. like figures SSO-S7O
lAssembiers, Silver SprinK S5i
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1920 N. \. Ave. NV. RIM. SOC
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COLLECTION MAN

To assist credit manager in re-
tail credit operations. Telephone
work only. Good opportunity foI
right man. See MR.. WARNER. 81
9th ST NV ~
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CLERK

IL PM AM.
2l-30 yrs. OF age. accustomed 10
handling Q detailed clerical hssign-
ment; 40-hr. week; ideal for part
time student. Apply Personnel. Room
602; open weekdays, S:30-5 and
sat. n-12 No phone calls.
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HELP-MEN
CREDIT MGR.
DEPT. OR SPECIALITY
STORE EXPERIENCE

Must be capable of assum-
ing full responsibility. Ex-
cellent opportunity for an
aggressive assistant who is
ready to step up. Salary
commensurate with expert
ence and ability.
APPLY MIR. STEWART
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 F ST. NV.
-21
DESIGN CRAFTSMAN, immediate
employment, good opportunity. b
GICHNER, RE. 7-2419. PA