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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

.539 18th ST. N.W.--Ist floor, bed
sitting rrn., Ice. closet, compi kit,
pvt. entr.; Sl2.T5 wk. DE. 2-i675.
-
DOWNTOWN. 925 N. Y. ave. NV. and
g@S g pl. n.w.-Hskpg or slpg.
rms, $3.50 wk. up. No DRINKS. II
1913 L ST. N.W.-Attractive Ink.
room: linens furn.. SO week;
also single room. 30
1859 MINTWOOD PL., NV Ice
rms, utils. INCL. S15 wk. ia. o.
oSl5 HUI 1920. 80
21f7 r. N.W.-Refgr. grill. sink.
clock radio. TY. African mattress:
,G:,sl4 gk Elk ;3;6633 49,,
NERT"-Newly dec. Ink; utils I;
mr.. shower: $3.50 wk,, apt. $l2.50.
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DOGS, PETS. ETC. Cont.
Washington. D c.
SATURDAY, JANUARY -. 1856

Tor FOX TERRIER stud service;
registered: black and white: 6 lbs.
10. 5-0S2l
SHETLAND sHEEPDoG PUPPIES
's Miniature eolliel; Axe: raised
with children. ia $3.50. 8
BOXER PUPPIES-AKc re-: 9 weeks
5.5760. 1858 Old Fort I'd. Friendly.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
/. Axe: male and females. Call AP;
1-l4s2 after pm. weekdays all
fooDLES-s brown puppies: Axe;
small, standard size: conserVatively
cBINCHILLAs-Extra quality; NcBA
with each pair. JU. s-3623.
BOXER PUPPIES, Axe res; males
and female; wks. old Clear
waSfED. Coon HOME for triendly
female puppy approx. 6 to Q mos.
old. black. terrier type. AP. 7-laS2.
PARAKEETs. weeks old. All colors
COLLIE Oil O PGPpIEs, saOl. and white
Axe req. wormed, o weeks old
Sired BY champion Gay Acre En-
c s,S1; III a;s's' bsb,.s v .9 gid
Can be taught to talk. $50 each
BEAGLE PUPs. papers. champion
sired, fine hunting line, JU. 9-7695
or ~. 9-21s4: can be seen Sat
WiRs.hAIRED. at stud. pedisfeed
res, from Hi-Hatter strain. May
sell to good home. Ju. s-97s3;
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NORTHEAST APARTMENTS


1907 18th St. Apt. 2 --..~- s.s ~
i0lS 10Th St, Apt. 3 ----- s47,5
. rms. kit. din. bath. ser, porch,
Eas heat Vacant. To inspect. act
keys az Apt,cGS 1917 oS; , lsth st. =,
Ma s9f0n. 20
$500 18th ST. N.w-Elev. bids
with secretariai switchboard serv-
ice. bedrm. lily. nm. dinetts
deeor' New "t oE rsfrisepStor. ' 500 56
per mo Also "-bedrm. apt Newly
nodsrnized $3.50 per mo. For in
spection. see Switchboard Operator
2.c5 n. ST. NV II bed.m., liv. rnl
kit, bath. Newly decorated; $53.:J
per mo. Key in Apt. 3o3.
1920 18th PLACE NE.-Near Sears,
Roebuck, cuplex apt. consiStinR Of
. rooms. kit, hath. Scr, rear porch
Good condition For white only
$50 per mo. For inspection, call oil
Apt. .. 10l4 nth place.
II Sth ST. NJ bedrm.. liv. rm
kit and bath Newly painted S63 81
per mo. See janitor for inspection.
574i Colorado Ave. NV --ModeTr
bldg ] bedrm. Nv rm.. dinettc. kit
ard bath Newly decorated. $50 -
per mo. See Janitor for inspection
IfI3 MI. olivet Rd. NE -Duple,
apt . rooms. kit. and bath. Scr
porch. SIS per mo.
l34a Mass. Ave. SE--DUplsx apt
rooms. kit. and bath. SIS pei
mo Newly decorated.
.so4 18th 81 N.w.-~Elrv bldg. ;
rooms. kit and bath S6a',5 pei
mo See eley. operator for inspee
ton
HENRY J. ROBB, INC
1904 Vermont Ave, NV DI. T-Sl41
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APIS. FURhIsHEp-Mp.

KENT yHLAGE-LaTge. modern 1
and oedrm. apis; from sos per
nc. SP. $4,000.
ONE AND TWO BRDRMS.. modern
attractive furniture; ssI 80 up: all
utils. incl. Unfurnished apis. avail.
also. Fol brochure and further in
formation. call RE. 5-S0OI. S. =.
AND G.. INC. Rental AGENT.
kOCkYllLE-One bedroom. IiyinE
loom. kitchen and bath; SIS mo-:
nr Naval Hospital and Health
Center I'm. $4,000 weekdays.
WO $3.50 Sunday. 20
TAkOMA PARK, MD.-Nearly new
prick, 3 rms. bath; near bus.
stores; adults; $3.50. ~. 9-3139.
SILVER sPRING-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kit, din. bath: utils. incl: S9s. so:
couple; refs; no pets. 10. 3-6SSg.
-
RIsERDALE-I- bedrm. apt. with
~. rm;; dinette and tile bath
"a block from BALTIC. blvd; garage
or parking; individual heat: utils
Turn. WA. 5-3726, UN. 4-S432.
TAKoMA PARK-TERRAcE APT
Large Dedrm., liV. rm. with TV,
separate din. rm.. kit. and bath
Completely iurn., linens. dishes
utils. incl: pyL. entr.; use OF laun-
dry rm;; 5000. Adults. no pets.
fiSi 9Th ST.. MT. RAINIER. ND.
Il bedrm. well furn.; utils incl.
no children: SIS. 80
COLLAGE Park blocks Md. D.
Bedim., Nv. rm.. kIt., bath, =
adults. $50. WA. 7-I961. -29
Urn. apr, 500, including utilities.
TAKOAdA PARK. Quiet, cozy: avail
able now. u. 9-455y. -3U
I BEDRM.. lse. kit, Ice. bath: Ind
floor; gas, cleo, heat furn.; no
linen or kit. utensils. Good neigh
borhood. Call between 8 and 4
sunday. AP. 1885. S62 so. 20
2 BEDRMS., extra-large liv. rm., sep
arate din. rm. All beautifully furn.
Suitable for persons. Near Flower
ave. and Piney Branch I'd. Pvt.
parking. ~. 7-6l13. 20
TAkOMA PARK, Md rms. and
bath; employed couple preferred
newly decorated. JU. 5-Si32. 20
CAPITOL VIEW AVE, sil. Sps.. Nd.
2-bedrm. apt. lge.. 500 per mo,
incl. all utils: will recorate to suit
4-way exposure. nice grounds. Bus
and school bus at door. 10. 5-155S
TAkOMA PARK-2-rm apt; S45,
Including utilities. Bus line. Ju
9-4559. 80
KENSINGToN-2- bedroom apt: ali
cony.; pvt. parking. safe play area
Sl2U Incl. utils. unfurn. l-bedrm
ant avail SS1 ~
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APIS. EURklsHED-VA.

FALLS CHURCH-Lse. liv. nm, bed
rm.. tile bath; pvt. ent-; tastefully
iarn relsr,' mo cooking faetis.
illt y. VERMONT sT--Lse. bed :
aF doom 5m s lss a. H. Rys bath. Bus
ARL.--tApt. large knotty-pine stu
dio room, Kit. pvt. bath gentle
man pref: S45. IA. $4,000. -3U
FALLS CHuRCH-3-room furnished
apt. in 4-famiiy unit close to every
thing. Heat and water incl. Sa5
mo: J. II. BENoFT, Realtor. KE g.
e617. Open Sunday after l p m.
ARLINGTON-choice e-bedrm. apt. /:
conv. to PentaSon. Excel bus sery-
ice, Ideal. FOR GIRLS: Pets AL
lowed. Sl25 mo, incl. utii SILLs
REAL ESTATE. ia. $4,000.
N, ALLEY or 5 adults a-bedrm
incl. utils. and Tv. HU. 3-6424
NEAR PENTAGoS AND ARLINGTON
HAIL. ICE rms, pvt. bath: utils
furn ; avail. Feb. L.: no children or
pets married couple. IA. s-9oto,
ARL., alls 9th I'd +. North---Liv. rm
private entrance: SIS 20.
ARL. Convenient to Pentagon or
Navy Annex On Wilson blvd II In
small apt bldg living rm. bedrm.. >.
kitchen and bath, 500 per month
inc!udins all utilities. Available
IIImimedisiely Cali IA. 5-9la;, or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and l.
hedrm apartments. iani:or segy-
ice. laundry priyileseS downtown
location; all Utilities S55 to
Sa2 so. Call TIE 6-6BTn between
10 q m. and 6 pm
COMPLETELY FURNISHED bed
rooms u lac. small. LARGE living
room, all else kit. with dining area.
Suitable 3 adults. 1909 N. Hudson
St. Ar. Va IA 1875. --.q
FURNISHED EFFICIENCY - Sub!et
until April 30th: option on lease:
swimming pool. tennis courts. Secy
service. air cond. ia. 5-35ofl
ARI.--Bedrm.. !iv rm din. Kit,
path; above avg mod. bldg. eoap
sos. SOS IA. 1854, IA. 2-Isa0.
ARLINGTON 49, Efficiency apt. mr..
husline and Pentagon, heated "a
rage. So month. IA. s-53o3. 10
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1888 GALLATIN ST. N.W.--For a
young lady Home privileges 80
N. ARLISGTOS--Roo or >; pvt.
phone, TV. garage and laundry;
excellent meals. Call KE. S-5048.
MT, PLEASANT sEC.--Attrac. front
rms, hrepi., twin beds. bath; excel.
meals through Sun. NO. 7-S644.
HYATTsyILLE--wnl give room and
board to mother and child; also.
day care for child. AP. 1896,
NV. SECTION. in attractive pri.
vate. home. nice single room. good
COLUMBih RD NV. 2OOI, at Conn
ave.---Sgl., dbl, attr. rms; :, good
meals daily. Sl2 TO Slb wk. nv
avail Young people, co. 5;,;2a493
1901 18th ST. NV. Ideal residenc,
for business people, students: se.
lective menus: PIX and TV
WOMAN'S attractive residence, sgles
and dbles excellent meals. incl
sundays, Phone AID. 2-gs75 attei
IN JEWISH HOME. near transpor.
tation; lai2 Van Buren, ST. NV.
TIE DONALD, 1873 2end st. nv
Rates from s 3. incl, 2 meals daily;
refs, atmosphere, cleV.. maid ScrV
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4314 Georgia Ave. NV.

1oA ONOL 6Ao RNCs ~, w =,
Most attractive l-bedroom apt. in
small, neat bldg conv TO every
thing. bus at door; $3.50 Apply
49, DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th 81, NV MA. s-O5sO
COLORED---a RMS. AND KIT
AttraGtiyely, furn.; utils included;
married couple; no children ri
C0IORED-FURNIsHED ROOM
APT: shower: modern; COW. RIA
COLORED--9e3 \ CAROLINA AVE
S.E.-Lge. front rm. with kitchen
cite: all utils. furn.: Sl3 wk. ,Wo
coL0oRfD ,ise CLIFTON ST
NV rm.. kitchen, bath; utiis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FURN. ground
floor apt. sos. 50; bedrm.. Nv, rm.
kitchen and bath: refined empl
ccp'e only, GOOD tran'p' $40 la9tf
COLoRED-5;RM., kit. and batl
S;51 mo. Inquire for key at i&@'
OF h ElDl-&N.w.-, and = rms tx KIT
cOLURED--i3Ie UPSIiUR sT, NV
--?-rm. and bath studio apt pvt
cn!r.; adults; S55 mo TU 2-6lDi
COLORTD@APT. BLDG. mr.. Main
P.o 'FRONT.' | -bedrm apt, redec,
GRATED, adults; $3.50. IA. 9-6SsD
coLoRED-LIy. RIM. BEDRM.
kit, share bath; Si3 mo-, incl
utils, Call any time after 4 Ii
CoI0RED--i41o NEWTON ST. NV
PVT. home, LIST floor. . rms.
kit. and bath; utilk. incl; $40 mo
DU. 1890. 20
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1903 n. n AVE. H.w.-very attrae-
tive lst-fioor, eozy single room.
Barsain q SH.s5 q week. 80
COM. AVE. AREA-Pyt. home; ICE,
newly decorated corner rm book
east tirepl.; Breakfast optional
1855 QUE ST. NV. The Kenneri''
Warm Ist-fioor single. T.w.. next
shower. ONLY s. week. 80
GE0RGET0WN-Large front nm
lge closets. cooking PRIVILEGES;
S45 mo. for two. NO. 7-l4S3
1927 EYE sT.-single. double rooms
T Tenient VRRs es;ons sSRfoF'ASie; sSn'
2I16 kAL0RAMA RID. - Large
corner rm. with kit. privils.: phont
In rm-: settled woman preferred.
S35 per mo. WO. 6-756S. -29
s? A DAY per person; ll0I 18th ST.
n.w.-Attrac. sgle. -dole. rm.. 81 wk
up; vANNEs HOTEL; d 7-7sss
some with pvt. bath; distinctive
switchboard; rates 81 up weekly.
CO. $685.
RANDALL HOUSE. 1923 N st. NV
Join friendly. young crowd. Meet
nice people. Lounges. rec rms.
dancing. bowling. tennis, elee club,
~: eendix: switchboard. New
manager: S25-S35 mo. HU. 3-7474.
DUPONT CIRCLE-spacious modern
rm. with fireplace refgr.. hot plate
1913 10Th st. NV. EN-. 3-3223.
LIVING ROOM and bedroom. md
noor; nicely furnished, suitable
Tor business woman. IA. 9-9793.
.8I5 X sT.-one light hskps. fm.,
d6lei or ssle.; hot plate, refEr. Elk
4ioI CONN. AyE.-Lady. attTac
bedrm kit, privils. Excel. bus serv
Call ewes. Mon. Fri; other DAYS
MORNINGS, MO: $500. 80
NICELY FuRN;. all privils.. mr..
transp. 2O2s LIST ST. NV. Ho, g
MI PO'' PLEASANT sEcrIoN-Lars.
pleasant pleasant rn;, hot plate. retEr.,
Gentleman. CO. 5-3731. 80
WYO. AVE.-Sgle., pvt. bath, &
tie; use steinwas; ssS mo. DU.
NICE ROOM. next to bath. in
private home. Telephone. on 18th
sts near Walter Reed. tn 2
DoWNTowN-ceeil Apt. No. Eos
NJ. statler. Empl. lady; Pvt. home
18th AND MERIDAN-Lge rm.,
End FIR. nr. bath: maid serv.. conv
all churches. shopping, tranSp TU
2-3gl -3O
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HARTNETT HALL
Good food, pleasant accom-
modations and lots of social
activities at low weekly
rates.
1926 21St ST. NV.
HU. 3-5432
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ROOMS UNFuRNlsHEo
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COL0RED-1313 EMERALD ST.
N.E.-Married couple. or . ladies.
Reasonable rent. Ii. 6-2lS1. so
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HoMEIEss PETq GAIL WASH.
1NGTON A N NJ AL RESCUE
LEAGUE. NO. 1880.
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Transient Apartments

TRENTON TERRACE
LARGE. mod. apt: |
and bedrooms ranging from
$3.50 TO Sll5: parking and laun-
dry facilities; cross ventilation
playground area close to Boiling
Field. Apply once. corner OF 10th
pl. and Miss. ave. Sc. or call 10
o.0R1R
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FARM AND GARDEN

NEW FERGUSON IS Tractors and
implements. Used Farmall Cub with
= four implements Used Ford Fer
guson tractor. used Ferguson rake,
new and used terracer blades, =
used F-2n FarmaliS with some
implements. Sales and Service
SEIBEL'S SUPPLY. BurtonsViIle
M Spring i-1SSS
EXPERT TREE WORK, lot clearing
grading soddins planting, etc
FoUsE H. Bid, JE. 4-0646 or JE
TREE REMOVAL. pruning. topping
trimming lots cleared Mr. CLAY
TON UR $4,000. any time
THE BESl SEEDS Tor all purposes
yegetabies. flowers. lawn and field
2 Reasonably priced fertilizer anc
garuen tools TO make your Sprins
work enjoyable SOUTHERN STATES
UPPER MARLBORO COOPERATIVE
SO-TON top quality alfalfa, $40 pei
ton. Call OIL. 6-S035. or Spring
1888. --2a
FERGUSON EQUIPMENT
Flows, tractors, disk. mowers. anc
manure spreaders. at big savings
Also parts of all kinds. Call MR.
JONES, Poolesville. Md, 1886.
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JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
100 clean rooms: with or without
delicious meals: low weekly rates
TV and game rooms; 24-hr ONCE
phone In room, elevator 1910 Ash
mead place at 1900 blk. con. ave
no 2-3b66.
COLORED-RM. AND BOARD. yer,
reasonable, for | gentleman, mr.
T st. bridge. AID. 2-3620. aitel
3 pm. ---2p
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2SO1 18th ST. NV.

Large. bright l bedroom. overlook
ing city modern eleV. bldg. car
peteo nails. laundry and storage
facilities: $50 so. incl. utilities, See
resident manager.
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k lsSS ,bedro9m apt: all
Sl2U Incl. utils. unfurn. l-bedrm
apt avail, SS4 rs
HOWARD r. SCHAFER, OIL. 2-544I
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.w.

REASONED FIREPLACE WOOD and
kindling delivered anywhere Ii
e 7-44fl6. 80
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PA. AVE.=$40 MO.

32I 9th st. SCI large house.
keeping room apartment, comfort
ably turn.; clean building. adults
Sec Manager.
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III KENTUCKY AVE. at Lincoln PIX
floor. All utils: reduced 20 S55
storage and laundry facilities avail
able in large. DRY. street-level bsmt
NFWSOM'S
ITO H ct. NE. Ii. 3-on7C
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tno4 ,stb Ct Ant S4s M
iOIS i6th al, AIT, 8 S47.5,
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D0WNToWN-clean. extra spacious,
S Ssl.on 's 81 as IV .r pE'aiso Sss pfF
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U. S. Agencies old
To Speed Modern
Budget Techniques
BY the Associated Press

The Budget Bureau has called
on all Government agencies Ia
install as soon as possible i'm
proved budget and accounting
techniques recommended by the
Hoover Commission and author
lied by Congress.
Budget Director Percival F.
Brundage asked the departments
yesterday to prepare programs
by December 81 If possible, and
in any event not later than next
March 81.
The procedures as recon-
mended by the second commits
sion on Government reorganiz-
alton headed by former President
Herbert Hoover, are designed tc
put federal bookkeeping on the
basis used generally in private
business.
For guidance, Mr.. Brundagt
sent TO each agency a 5l-pagt
book titled Improvement Of
Financial Management in the
Federal Government" contain
ing explanations and examples
Although some advocates OF the
Hoover proposals claimed they
could save the taxpayers up u
81 million a year. estimates OF
Government officials have ranged
as low as a few millions.
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Hearing Nov. 8 to Study
Anocostio River Project

The long-suspended program
of retaining and developing the
Anacostia River and its adjacent
fiatlands will be exposed to pub
lie hearing November 8.
The proceedings. conducted by
Col. George B. Sumner, Wash
'ington District Engineer, will
focus on desired land and water
use for recreation and roadways
in the as yet unreclaimed area
between the District line and the
Pennsylvania Railroad freight
bridge near d. c. General Hos
pital.
The hearing will start at 1880
pm. in the cafeteria OF the Dis
trict Engineers Office. Mcmillan
Filtration Plant, First and Doug
las streets NV.
Particular points TO be aired
will be the extent 10 which Lake
Kingman. which is bisected by
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.reuth-Luyine
Honors Pulaski

The work of Polish group.
here was noted yesterday in
wreath-laying ceremonies com
memorating the nth anniver-
sary of the death of Count Cas-
mir Pulaski, Polish hero of tn,
American Revolutionary War.
Sponsored by the Washington
Polish American Congress, the
annual ceremony was held in
Pulaski Square, Pennsylvania
avenue and Thirteenth stree
NV.
Speakers were Polish lecturer
and author Andrea Pomian
Gen. Antoni Monter- Chrusciel
who led the Warsaw uprising in
1914; Col. Edward c. Mikolowski
USAF, and Karol Burke, who
represented the Polish American
Congress.
Gov. Theodore R. McKeldin Of
Maryland spoke in Baltimore
yesterday at similar ceremonie:
conducted by the Polish Ameri.
can Citizens Committee.
Maryland's Democratic candi.
date for the United States Sen.
ate George P. Mahoney sent
letter to the Baltimore group ii
which he said American foreign
policy must aim to keep alivl
the spirit of resistance in tn,
captive countries"
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the East Capitol Street Bridge.
should be developed for recrea-
'tional boating. the diversion of
storm sewers discharging into
the various lakes bordering the
Anacostia, and means Of financ-
ing future improvements.
The present project. ordered
by Congress to be reviewed. pro-
vides for constant-level lakes on
both sides Of the Anacostia navi-
cation channel near Benning
Road Bridge. access for small
craft 10 Kingman Lake. seawalls
the length Of the improvement
and completion of dredging and
landfi,ling.
Reclamation work was halted
by the war in 1941. The project
ties into the overall food control
program now in progress all the
way to Riverdale and Brentwood,
Nd.
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City Heads Study Rules
To Curb Undertakes

Julius w. Robertson, attorney
for the Independent Funeral Di-
rectors Association, Endorsed the
spirit and purpose of the regu-
'lations and made a number of
suggestions.
He said that "by far the most
vexing problem faced by men,
bers Of the Independent Funeral
Directors and other morticianS
who attempt to conduct theil
business affairs on a high plane
lis he problem of soliciting"
Public Shocked"
Public notions of good taste
and decency have been repeat
eddy shocked by the excuses OF
these body snatchers." he said
S. w. Carver of the Carver
Memorial Funeral Service, agreed
with most of the proposals but
made a number of suggestions
including one that the minimum
age for apprentices be lowered
from Is to Is.
j. Arthur Walters, president Of
the District Funeral Directors
Association. also agreed with
most of the proposed new set Of
rules. .
The rules were described and
explained by Robert F.. Kneipp
assistant corporation counsel
and Robert E. Wilhelm, chair
man of the Undertakers Com
mittee. the licensing and ex-
iamining body for undertakers.
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|DC-6 and AirIiner
Almost CoIIided,
MATS Reports

A Military Air Transport Serv-
ice plane which landed here last
night reported "a near miss" OF
about 100 feet with a commercial
airliner over Iowa about 8 pm,
A member of the crew Of the
MATS DC-6 said the incident
happened between Des Moines
and Iowa City when the COM
mercial plane suddenly appeared
at the right rear of the military
craft. The commercial plane was
believed to be a OCT.
Tie military plane was en-
route to National Airport from
Travis Air Force Base, Calf,
with a full load of SO passengers
flying ION track and on time" at
a designated altitude of 10000
feet, the crew member said.
He said a check at Civil Aero
nautics Board Offices in Kansas
City turned up no schedule Of
a plane at that altitude in the
area. He said the commercial
craft turned off sharply right tC
avoid collision.
The report was to be filed al
MCGUIRE Air Force Base, N. j.
where the plane was to land aftei
unloading passengers here.
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$1,000 Blaze Hits
Shoe Store Here

Fire did an estimated $4,000
damage to the Golden Shoe Co
store at 1926 Seventh street NV
this morning, flremen reported.
Firemen from two engine COM
.panies and truck company con-
fined the blaze, believed to have
started in trash box, to the
front of the store. The alarm
was sounded at 1920 O'Clock.
Gabriel Levy, owner of the
store, said he was standing out
side when someone yelled that
his store was on fire.
Before it was extinguished
flames had heavily damaged the
front show windows and the in
side shelves near the front. The
rest OF the store and upstairs
lstorerooms were damaged by
smoke.
Chief w. S. Boss Of the 9Th
Battalion estimated the damage
and said he believed the fire wa
accidental. Adjoining buildings
we're not damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-15
Missiles Will Use
Inner Ear Device

Aircraft engineers today an.
nounced development of a me-
chanical elmer ear" so sensitive
that one installed on top of the
Washington Monument could
detect vibrations caused by foot
steps Of a small child ento ring
the door at the base.
The small instrument-weigh-
ing a little more than an ounce
lis made of glass and resembles
the inner ear in shape. It is
made Of twin tubes Joined to-
gether at the bottom by two
smaller glass tubes. An electro
lytic solution inside the device
covers tungsten electrodes fused
into the glass and connected by
an electronic circuit.
The Inner ear" is part of a
brain" unit developed for use
in guided missiles, Northrop
Aircraft, Inc, engineers said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-15

New regulations directed
against annoying or unseenlly
conduct" by undertakers here
were taken under advisement by
the Commissioners today after a
public hearing at the District
Building.
Proposed amendments, in adj
dition to the present rules, re-
Iceived general Endorsement at
the hearing with some sugges-
ton for further revisions.
Among other "unseemly" prac-
tices. the suggested rules would
crack down on solicitation OF
business by undertakers or their
agents at hospitals or other
places. One witness termed this
body snatching."
Other practices which would
be made subject to a $500 fine
or 80 days in jail include offering
gratuities to hospital, sanitarium
or morgue employees, engaging
in a dispute with another under.
taker or his employee for the pos
session of body" and request
ing the representative of the de-
ceased to change undertakers.
Other Proposals
Other proposed changes deal
with procedural requirements in
the licensins OF undertakers, rev.
ocation and suspension of H.
Icenses and the qualifications fol-
az prentices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-15
GreenbeIt Physicist Wins $500 Prize
As Second in U. S. Snapshot Contest

A jury Of Photographic experts
today announced the winners Of
the $17.525 Newspaper National
Snapshot Awards, including ar
award of $500 to a Washington
area physicist for his picture in
The Star.
First prizes of $1,000 each were
won by; Frederick Sobota. SYRIA
cuSe, N. Y; F. VanDeren Coke
Lexington. KY; Vernon T. Hart
Birmingham, Ala, and Emil Glas
Chicago.
Jacob L. Warner, one of the
grand prize winners in The Stars
10-week amateur snapshot con-
test. took a $500 second prize
Mr.. Warner, a Naval Ordnance
Laboratory physicist has won q
total of $505 in cash and 500
savings bond as a result of en-
Itering the contest sponsored by
The Star Magazine. He lives ir
Greenbelt, Md.
Entered in Glass A
Mr.. Warner took second prizt
in Class A (babies and children
with an appealing picture of hi
3-year-old daughter, Helen.
Judging of 1850 entries by Thu