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THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
IRIS Workers Resent
Tx Return Probes
By JOSEPH YOUNG

Internal Revenue Services $1,000 employees again will have
to undergo detailed investigation of their Federal
returns.
IRIS employees bones about expressing their
sentiment this affairs They depore
single them all Federal employees for close SCRUTINY
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Church States 'Fuir'

A country fair will be held
from IL am. to 8 pm. tomor-
row in the Warner Memorial
Presbyterian Church, Kensing-
ton, Md. The fair is sponsored
by the women's council of the
church.
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more total income tax than they
should have. and they received
refunds. This resulted from the
fact that the employees, knowing
their tax returns were under
scrutiny, were reluctant to claim
tax deductions that actually were
permissible.
4 4
SICK LEAVE CREDIT URGED
Most Of the Federal employe
union conventions this year
adopted resolutions urging the
next Congress to approve legis-
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,lation that would credit Gov.
|ernment workers for their unused
sick leave when they left the
service.
One proposal is for unused sick
leave to be added to an employees
length of service for retirement
computation purposes. Another
lis for cash payment for unused
sick leave.
Actually. the chances Of such
legislation during the next Con-
gress are not too good. But the
Iemploye groups apparently are
laying the foundation for a SER
Iious drive on sick leave accumu-
lation legislation in future Con-
crosses.
THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY
Thursday, November %, is
Thanksgiving Day and a legal
holiday for Federal employees.
Since there are five Thursdays
i'm this month, there was some
confusion among employees as to
the date of Thanksgiving, some
mistakenly thinking it fell on the
fifth Thursday.
4 i 4 i
INAUGURATION DAY-Since
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Continued From First Pag,

Continued From First Pag,
delphia in the rain last nigh
and returned to Washington b!
train Immediately after hi
speech, spending only little NOR
than an hour in Philadelphia
and about six after-dark hours
out Of Washington.
Despite the largely non-par-
tisan nature of his address. al
enthusiastic capacity crowd O.
$4,000 in Convention Hall in
terrupted Mr.. Eisenhower 81
times with vigorous applause.
Declines Use Of Force
One of the heaviest bursts o.
applause came when he asserted
emphatically that he is proud
that the United States declared
itself against the use of force ir
both the latest cases before thu
United Nations-the Soviet ef'
forts to suppress the anti Com
munist uprising in Hungary anc
the attacks on Egypt by Israeli
French and British forces.
I'VE cannot and will not con.
done armed aggression" he de.
clared, mo matter who the at.
tacker. no matter who the VIC
tim. We cannot subscribe
to one law for those OPP
posing us. another for those
allied with u.s."
With implied criticism Of
Britain, France and Israel as
violators Of free world principles
the President said there are
some firm principles that cannot
bend" in compromise-"they car
only break" And he stressed
that I'VE shall not break ours"
Solemny and forcefully, he
added:
I'VE believe that integrity Of
purpose is the fact that must
most surely, identify and fortify
the free world in its struggle
against Soviet communism.
I'VE cannot proclaim this integ,
rity when the issue is easy-anC
stifle it when the issue is hard. :.
For if we ever were to lose
that integrity. there would bt
no way to win a true victory
in that struggle.
This would be a surrender
that we shall not make"
In these words, the President
pointed to one Of the factors In
the British French attacks or
Egypt that has most upset him
and other American officials
the fact that their resort to
force against Egypt tars them
with the same brush Of i'm
perialism with which the Soviet
Union daubed itself in Hungary
But. looking to the future
Mr.. Eisenhower said he wanted
to emphasize that ne was moi
speaking "in any angry spirit
of self Righteousness" about
Americas key allies.
1--WE value, deeply and last.
ingly," ne asserted. the bonds
with these great nations. those
great friends, with whom WI
now so plainly disagree.
And /, for one, am confident
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January 40. Inauguration Day,
falls on q Sunday. the following
day, Monday. January 81, has
been designated as q legal holi-
day for Federal workers in
Washington.
~ 4
JOBS-The Civil Servic e
Commission has listed exams for
investigators, $5,440 to $ll,6i0
a year; procurement specialists,
$4.525 to $11.610: accountants
and auditors, $3.50; mediators,
$500: and engineering student
trainee, $3.175 to $3.415.
=
CAPITAL ROUNDUP-Navy's
Bureau Of Supplies and Ac-
counts has approved promotions
for the following employees: Mrs.
Margaret L. Blackburn, Mrs.
Shirley A. Bledsoe, Patsy ". jan
nuzzi. Thornton S. Mckinney,
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WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST-Rainy weather is pre-
dieted for the Mississippi Valley States tonight with
showers in Upstate New York rain along the Wash
ington and oregon Coasts Snow is forecast for the
Dakotas and southwark into Kansas with rain and
In the Northern Rockies and Cascades 1t win be
in the Northwest and cooler in New England and from the
Upper Mississippi to the Southern Rockes-AP wtephoto
Map.
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Record Temperatures This Year

HecOTd IemDeratuFes This Year
Highest. 95. on June -.
Lowest. 20, on January "a. % and
February %
High and Low Of Last RI Hours
High, 6S, at 2:O5 pm.
Low, 81. at 7:20 am.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
ana Geodetfc gurvevl
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Ito l to 2 inches with locally
heavier amounts.
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INAUGURATION DAY-since
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tFrom u. s. Engineers)
Potomac River cloudy at Harper
Ferry and cloudy ct Great Fails: Shen
andoah River cloudy at Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
tReading WASHINGTON National Airport
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$40 COLUMBIA RID.

bedrms., llv. rm,. brick home
Available At once. Rs5 per mo. TX
inspect call BOSS 4 PHELPS. Ma
g-fl30O.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY - Nation.
ally known LIP (bottled) gas dealer
ship avail; tank and bulk delivery;
small investment trucks and in
yentoryl. none in tanks or meters;
900 customers, 100000 gals: suit.
able operating capital required. Ex-
eel,ent addition to present home
appliance or service business. Box
136-K. Star. l6s
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

BUCKNELL MANOR. Alex.-ii "a.
story Cape Cod. rms. 1 y baths
equipped kit. fenced back yard
sils no. 50 s-s57l.
CHEvY CHASE. ND. = Rambler
close n. , bedrma. ga baths, din
I'm, ~ I'm tee. I'm. fenced gar
Cow schoois; Sgi0 per ne. Leasf
IN e-nf1s.
GUEsTHOCsE on couniry eftats-
becTu.. lre Nv. I'm M Nisnra
va t95 per nc. plakirt 6-g1ts
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HOUSES FURNISHED

BETHESDA. 4-bedTm. home delight.
tul and completely modern, huge
liv. rm. convenient to good schools
S325. Possibility OF better terms or
long lease. SANDOZ INC. DU
CHEVY CHASE bedrms.. liy, rm.
din ri Tr sit' i d;,,t baths entire sise ~
FORT MYER, South Post area.
bedrm. duplex; STORAGE attic - ane
MCLEAN, VA.-2-bedrm house: liv-
ing rm.. tirepl;: sep: dining rm,;;,,
to schools and shops: S125 month
GRACE A. KEMPTON, Broker, Nc
Lean. Va, Ell. 6-32es or Ell. o.
4934.
BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT HOME
on 20 acres in. select area with
new Soft. dock: all modern con-
veniences including 33-cu.-tt. deep
freeze, 3 bedrms., 3 baths; also
maids room and bath; on deep
Annapolis: complete privacy. Fol-
appointment, call Dl. 5-B44S OF
Annapolis: Colonial Sizes.
EXCELLENT NV. AREA--3-bedrm
brick house: wall-to-wall carpetine;
in Immaculate, shiny cond.: recrea-
ton rm. with full bath; fenced real
ESr arden; E EXCLUSIVE -o JAMES L
/ BLOCK FROM sHOREHAM HOTEL
Beautifully furn. 4 bedrms., lge,
liv. rm. and din. rm.. modern kit.,
garage. automatic. washer. no chill
dren. no. .,-S3S6.
ALEXANDRIA, central --Attr. renov;
Colonial; 8 rms, IA baths, BED
rms. . firepls.. Eng. bsmt.: nicely
ences: S125. LII. 1-0999. l6s
LOG HOUSE, Manor Country Club,
Overlooking coli courses bedrnls. !,
rm., din. porch and kitchen. Will
rent. to party. approved for mem
bership In club. Call VIII. 6-S04g.
1901 WESTFIELD DR., Landon VIZ
lage. ethesda--Attractiv fur
nished rambler. Living rm... dining
rm., completely modern kit, 3
bedrms., Ia baths. recreation nm;
NIsdEH t. 4 ln sSNs e A. & 5000 SAEO
MODERN BEAUT. RAMBLER =
Furn;. to couple: on weekly pr
s %Spothly basis Reas,' garage 'E
DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESI-
Bridge, in va: 8 bedrms., 3 baths,
liv. rm., din. rm., 2 sitting rooms,
powder room. kitchen, screened
porch: available immediately. Ref
erences EXCHANGED. Call Mrs. Gray.
FRANCES POWELL HILL. REAL
TOR, 1908 goth St: NV, DE. 2
TWO BEDRM. BRK. HOME. in Broy-
hill Pk.----Nice-size liv. rni., din.
area, equip. kit. with auto. dish.
disposal, push-button OF raIge
and 0E refer; nicely fuIn, through
out: lge. corner lot. offered fur
nished, Si35 per month, or I'M
furnished, S1l0 per month, lease
REQ. and owners reserve right 20
approve prospective tenants. Call
MR. THOMPSON, CIR. 3-0544.
3-LEvEL ULTRAMOD. HOUSE. on
18th st. NV, facing pk.-Family
SILVER SPRING. 200 Whitestone "a.
"a bedrms.. nv, rm., din, rm., ! "a
baths; 2-story bTk.. enclosed rear
I'd cow 70 schools SlbO. IA. D.
1915, ewes.
RENO AND NEBRASKA NV
wonderful home: Nv. rm., din. rm.'
3 bedrms.. IVA baths, rec. Tm.; Rar-
den, garage: telcvlsion, etc; $3.50.
eau NO. s-Ss0s o. 81. s.76s4.
ALEx.-NeW 3-bedrm. brick ram
hler, bsmt.: near schools, buses
$3.50 mo. oY. 3-3ssO
LEEsBuRG, YA.-Attractlvely fur
nished . bedrms. and maids room;
2M baths: oil heat; $i25 per
month. Spring T-i2is.
ARLINGTON. CLOSE IN-Immediate
occupancy detached b-rm. brick;
gas heat, full bsmt. IA, 7-554s.
1900 T PL. Sc. (ANAcosTIAi
semidet.. . rms. nice yards and
shrubbery; auto. oil heat: uiceiy
furnished.
ABSHER REALTY co.
II. 7-44i5 II No Ans. 10. i-sssi
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828 CRITTENDEN ST.

Home beautiful 3 spa
cious bedrms.. u baths, iee,
liv and din. rms, Hollywood
bath and kit moderator:
priced low for quick sale.
BERGMAN REALTY
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HOUSES WANTEp 10 RENI

HAVE MANY OUTSTANDING
CLIENTS desirina houses n 5000
ions. win pay from 800 70 $50
per month, Cal MISS KNIGHT
d. e-2VJe.
FuRNfsHED. . o. bedroom house.
0eoraetoNn, 9 mos, for couple
wlth 4 chiifrsn 40 70 ~ yrf
DL 1881 lat. us Aft 5 . n. Ifi
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ll4i lst ST. NV rms and
2O3 md ST. s.w.--S rms. bath
gas heat. $780,
23O7 VIRGINIA AVE, NV
rms. bath. gas heat, SIS.
RAYMOND n. RUPERT
1917 9Th 81 NV. ST. $3.50
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C., Sl9,95O--
bet brick. slate roof. Close to shop
ping center and transp. bedrnhs,,
2 baths, reca rm. 2 fireplaces,
Cleaning g, fioors Gas b ;y lsr smsl /.
CORP, KE. 7-ISO7 day or NIGHT
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HOUSES TO SHARE

I WILL SHARE my home, rent free.
IN Foxnan village with reliable
couple wh0 will assume cost Of
y Inins and personal eoard ~ &.
evening phone ". 3-33l2.
NV, sECTION-i eirl 10 share A.
bsdrm. house with . other girls.
Call KE. 7-O440.
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HAVE EXECUTIVE CLINT, 3 In
family. for 2 or bedrm. house;
approx. $3.50 mo. Bethesda Chevy
Chase area. Cali Mr.. Stuart, KE,
1850; eyes,, OIL. 6-4439. STU
ART a. MAURY. Realtors. 52o7
Wisconsin ave.
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EXCELLENT FOREIGN GOVERN.
FOR uN FUR EAi n HOUSE Us g SUIT.
ABLE FOR EMBASSY CHANCERY
C0M5sIIlNATIoN, CALL MRS. DIX
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BRICK COLONIAL; liv. rm, l5x24
din. rn1.. l6xl2, den 1Ox30, music
rm.. study, v bath LIST floor. 4 bed
rms. baths 2nd floor; 3rd-nooI
s Sound Worth ss $685. Of as lsEs
price S34. 800, ROBERT L. Low
cry. JU. 9-0200i ewes, IA. 9-0163
ATTENTION VETERANS, for $3.50
down and less than $500 PEI
month you can buy this 3-bedrm
semidetached brick An Cleveland
Park. Call Mrs. Lunn for particu-
lars and appointment TO see. FE
3-34S2. WALKER q DUNLOP
INC. Realtors. uptown ONCE, EN-
REDUCED TO SELL $I2. 500, terms
Lovely 7.room, bath Colonial brick
oil h.-w.h.. garage; excellent loca.
ton. Z. CROSS. Ii. 6-I9c3. Ia
CHEVY CHASE-Lovely garden
Perfectly remodeled 3-bedrm. house
GEoRdETowN-cute s-unit brick
apt; OF home; $4,000.
E EgTST lSr@ a, ST sts4 STEVENS ZEAL
,cHILLUM. D.c.-sl2.5 500 UP
AAcACLh o-DCQIm. otulluEl. QIlCk
homes below appraisal, Some with
LIST n. powder rm.: also 2-bedrm
homes from SlO,5OO. RIA. 3-8b52'
AuERBACH & CO., D1. 7-65Ol
CLEVELAND PARK--AttractiVe large
detached homei l block from up
town Theater. Easy terms. Call Miss
zaker, FE. $4,000.
-, MARSHALL ]. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-200s
SUITABLE FOR N. b., DENTIST
DIPLOMAT OR FRATERNAL
TRADE ASSOCIATION. NO. 7-433a
SHEPHERD PARK-S24 $50
MODERN DETACHED BRICK
RMS. 2 BATHS, RECR. RIM.
LOUIS RIDDEN ri. 2-306C
FOR SALE OR FOR LEASE
SHEPHERD PARK HOME
RMS, Ia BATHS, REC. RIM.
LOUIS RUDDEN, tn. 2-3060
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
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wakefield

A charming brick Colonial. repre-
senting sound construction. excellent
location and real value on today
market. Located within Q few blocks
Of all schools--ideal for the smaller
family. Three bedrooms. two baths,
screened porch and garage. An ex-
cellent value, priced in the twenties.
Eyes call Mr.. Tiller; EN- 2-234I
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
pEyELoPMENr co, (REALToRs)
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THREE-BEDRoOM HOUSE, close "a
shopping center. near District
Phone Elk. 3-26l1, weekdays; IA. g.
l454, eves.' Saturday and Sunday
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DE. 2-5UUU
SPRING VALLEY

A new listing priced in the middle
POS for Q quick sale The attrac-
tive white brick Colonial house Is
level. unusually deep and we'll land
seaped. Early possession. Call Mrs.
Wilson at WO. $1,000; ewes. and
week ends, EN-. 2-7f17.
MARSTELLER-Mc CABE
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SILVER SPRING RAMBLER-2 nici
hedrms., full bsmt., porch, lovely
lot with shade trees; immac. cond
A. j. KESSINGER a. CO., JU. o.
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lSUITLAND AREA, cow. to Andrews
and Bolling-3- bedrm. semidet
brick, gas heat. fenced yard; cow
bus and schools. S105 mo. RE. 8.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

ROCKNILLE-l and 2 bedrms.. liv
~ dinette bath and rear screened
pore near schools and shopping
ENTER; $50 so to SIS. plus utils
pa o-AnnE
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HOUSES uNEURNIShEn

BRENTWOOD. ND, 37O3 Taylor St.
mr.. D. c. line rooms. det., 2 full
baths, 2 kits; lge. yd. IDEAL FOB
2 FAMILIES; Sis mo. DI. 7-SS90
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 bedrms
2 baths, iv.-din. rm. comb. equip
kit, den. fenced yd. and garage
$3.50 mo. XII. 9-7776; eyes,, so
5-5546 OF SO. 5-7s23.
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VA, 500; 3 hedrms., attic, trees.
$3.50; 8 bedrms., 3 baths, Gear gar
1895; 5 bedrms.. 3 baths; pretty.
KLARE q HuXTABLE, JE. 4-492E
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COR. GROCERY sToRE-SI, 600
o oDSner o5 ret Total price. $4,000.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
3-bedroom,. bath, frame; S95 mo
NJ. r. REYNOLDS q CO.
JE. 4-46eO
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2-story brick Colonial with liy
rm.; din. rm., kit, 5 bedrms.. IL
baths, Ice den, rec. area: Ice. loi
with trees; cow. to everything; Just
j blk. from Spring Valley shopping
center. Price, $2S.500.
0. F. SMITH 81 BROS. co.
nT o 1aoe ~ a az.
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FOR RENT. S115 mos bedrm
Fails Church rambler; mr.. schools
shop; fenced yard: dishwasher anc
flispOsal JE 2-3Q09
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N. ALEX.+-2 bedrooms: conv. schIs.,
stores, Pent. and Airport: fenced
yard, XII, 9-74l1
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HOUSES uNFURN. Cont.

SILVER SPRING - 3-bedrm. brick,
new cond.; half hsmt., storage attic.
Conv, schools; $115. HE. 4-6935.
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MOD. AIR.COND. LUNCHEONETTE,
doing $3.50 weekly; hrs, 5000;
$4,000. $4,000 dn. RA. 6-O123.
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fAihfAA, CrtfS. CLUB Hiiit---J-bed,
rms. ~ Niih nfSsi. din. KIT sltt
diap eishwashes, stove and Tefr1f
daylight btmf with frcpi washer
drlsr esrpofi .eil beat igs %
schools Or. SIS mo. CT. 5-355s
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GENERAL STORE = Wen stocked,
good business; mod. apt. with store,
Also 2.hedrm. cottage IN rear,
renting $50 mo-; 20 mi. D. C., A. A.
CITY, Nd: Property included in sale
price OF $4,000. University 7-2041.
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CHEVY CHASE. b. q.

Cor, Diet. brk., foyer entr., 22-ft
liv. rn. wIfirepl.; step-up din. rm.
den, pwdr. rm.; 4 bedrms., 2 bath,
on End FIR: recr, rnl.,. gar; "a blk
to bus: nr. Deal Jr. and Wilson High
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co,
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s 5si6 iRsS 1 55ies COMB, he'd SidFT ISi
FL Dupont st. Sc. LU. 1-46SS.
BROOKMONT-S1O0: 2-bedrm. brk.
oil heat. full bslnt., streetcar direct
downtown. R. H. 'CARLocK, OIL,
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
5034 Nebraska, mr.. Conn. Brick. :
bedrooms, 2 full tile baths. liv. room
has brick fireplace. full dining room
Kitchen ny che ch has I0.cu-ft: Philco retgr.
panel. tile-fioor rec. room: storage
laundry, law: front and back pchs.
deep shaded lawn: Q air conditionerS
carpets, and new nylon cur,
tains throughout, Best transp.. shop.
ping; near public. private schools
churches. Sale by OWNER; S21 $50
WO. 6-6267. IRs
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GOING UsED-CAR BUSINESS -
Large lot in Fairfax County, va. I;
iog rental. For further info, CT.
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coLORED

CoLORED
Ie24 Sth ST N,w.-2 rma., kit,
bath, Incl. heat; $3.50.
493 II ST. S.W-3 rms. kit,
bath. incl. heat; S47.60.
l716 4 ST. s.E.-2 rms. kit,
bath. $50.
1881 9Th ST. NV rms. kit,
bath gas heat: S65.
1I4O Attn ST. Me- rms. kit.
bath. gas heat; $3.50.
3542 PARK PLACE NV rms,
kit. bath. gas heat; $3.50.
1913 ard ST. N.W.--3 rms, kit,
bath. gas heat: S65.
1876 HICKMAN ST, s.E.-2 rms,
kit. bath. gas heat; $3.50.
RAYMOND r. RUPERT
1917 9TH st. NV. ST. 3-S4s4
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FOXHALL VILLAGE

Five lge. bedrms., "a baths, in
eonv. neighborhood, mr.. Georgetown
Univ; many service people live in
FE. 2-221S for appointment.
H. A. GILL & SON
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WHEATON---Good designed con-
temporary rambler: 2 bedrms., FIRE.
place, washer, drier; fenced yard
with trees; $50. VIII. 2-S472.
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LAUNDRoMAT FOR SALE BY OWN.
ER--Well established. netting So
QUO yearly. Coin-meter operated
$1,000 down. Ii. 4-6611. II to /.
SERVICE STATION, No. / hwy, bet
ga Belvoir and Quantico. TIE
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Veterans Bonus
Vote
BY GENE GOODWIN
Star Stan Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 29.-If any
bill before the Maryland Legis-
lature deserves the title of hardy
perennial, it's the veterans bonus
bill the House is scheduled TO.
take a final vote on today.
A veterans bonus bill. in one
form or another, has been intro
duced in this Legislature every
session since. World War II.
This years version-a $50 mil
lion bundle-got by its first
hurdle in the House last night.
Displaying a recklessness on
semifinal bonus bill votes that
has almost become traditional
here. the Delegates voted down
two killing amendments on tall
lies OF So to 40 and So to 48.
Under the present bill-spon-
sored by As Delegates, mostly
from Baltimore-a bonus of up
to $500 would be paid to all
Maryland veterans of the Span
ish-American War, World Wars
! and II and the Korean conflict.
1t would be financed by an in
crease in the State sales tax
rate from 2 to 3 per cent, pro-
viding the people approved it
in a referendum next November.
The bill needs 81 votes for
passage today before it can be
sent across to the Senate. Since
the Legislature is scheduled to
close this 30-day session tomor-
row night or early Friday. there
is not much time left for con-
sideration Of the bonus measure.
Delegate C. Philip Nichols,
Democrat of Prince Georges,
lost a move to recommit, and in
effect kill. a measure to tax
deposits Of big savings and loan
associations in Maryland.
The vote was rs to 80 against
the recommlttal.
Delegate Nichols argued that
there should be a hearing on
such an important bill, intro
duced late in this session of the
Legislature by the majority of
the House Ways and Means
Committee.
The bill. carrying out rec
ommendation of the Legisla-
lures Northrop Committee on
Fiscal Affairs, would levy a State
tax of 10 cents per 500 on all
savings and loan association de-
posts above 81 million.
The tax is designed TO bring
in about $500, 900 yearly.
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Listed
For Chest x-ruys

| The March schedule for Mont
Igomery County chest X-rays Is
as follows:
From to 8 pm. tomorrow.
Hughes Methodist Church.
Georgia avenue and Plyers Mill
road; l to 8 pm, Friday. Hughes
lChurch; 3 to 8 pm. Monday,
Umstead Service Station at
IPoolesville; 3 to 8 pm, Monday,
Silver Spring Intermediate
School: to 8 pm, Tuesday.
Potomac Village shopping cent
Ter: 2 to 4 pm, Tuesday, Barron
and Gilbert streets. Silver
Spring, and 4::3O to 8 pm, Old
Bladensburg road, opposite Bay
field street; ] to 8 pm, March
II, Meadowood shopping center.
Silver Spring: / to 8 pm.
March 8, Ethan Allen and Car
roll avenues. Takoma Park; l to
% pm. March 9, Giant Market.
old Georgetown road, Bethesda:
10 am. to S pm, March 10.
Hecht Co., Ellsworth drive. Silver
Spring.
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MARYLAND-VIRG NEWS
'BARBARIANS' ARE UNFORGIVING,
BUT BENCKEN WINS EASILY

ANNAPOLIS lE1.-The normally staid Senate OF Mary
land slightly dscombooberated last night by the spirit
of H. L. Mencken
Up before that legislative body described as august
by its members resolution express the Senates
regret death of Mr. Mencken frstcass critic
and word expert.
Such resolutions usually passed without dissenting
vote.
But in the midst of nights routine rol-call the
resolution Senator Fred Makus popped to insist he be
recorded against it.
Mr.. Malkus is from Dorchester Marylands Eastern
Shore whose residents Mr. Mencken described as bar
barians."
His blasts at the shore when lynchngs occurred
there in the 1930 and Mr. Mencken suggested the remote
and malarous counties" should be detached from the rest
of the State and handed to Delaware"
Also voting mo" were four others
Senator John Grason Turnbul of Baltimore County,
sponsor of the resolution of % Senators voting for
it, said this merely proves that H. L. Mencken. in death
as in life. is subject of great controversy"