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APIS. FURNIsHED-VA.

NICELY FURNISHED--l bedroom
living room, kitchen and bath
Convenient Y. shopping. Pentagon
DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA - Fur.
nished and unfinished apis, fire.
proof bldg; janitor service: laun-
qry privileges; continuous hot wa
ter: S75 TO $3.50. Call TIE. 6-667O
between 10 am. and 6 pm.
AhM III. hv. rm., din, kit,
SS as 4, aooye ssSE utils, except cleo
NEAR PENTAGON Family apts.
and hotel rooms. BY day OF week.
Free parking. IA. 2-3343. %
AkL.-;;Well-furn. 1-bedrn. apt. with
small extra room: mod. bldg. on
busline nr; Ft. Myer. 5 minis. Pent.
D. c.; 500 plus utils. JE. 4-6265
(. BEDRMs., lily. rm.. kit. and bath;
Pentagon, 2 cuisines: SiS5 mo-;
ENJOY SPRING in country atmos.
pnere-Only 2 min. town: bus
rare; stores; Ice. liv. rm., bedrm.
kitb dinette, bath: in modern decor
Cpl BIDS; Sll0. ia. 7-926S, ia
dinette, Kit, good cross NV venti m..
ti IEo sublet 8 or 4 mos. TIE. 6.
ALEXANDRIA. mr.. PentaTon-Lsrs,
airy. nicely furnished; 2 bedrms.
dining rm.. kitchen, bath, garage
ALEXANDRIA,. Del Rsy0comfSrt
pvt. bath; utiis. frir Urn. o o.f S-o os9t
AkL.-2 bedrms., excel. brick bldg.
storage and laundry facilities, pvt
parking. Pets allowed. u blk. bus
$105 mo. incl. utils. SILL real
BAcHhLoR' 1oiusSiRsTT SRTR;s. cOmpl.t.,,
furn. hedrm.; kitchen With gsrba9i
disp.; liv.-din. rm., bath, siindeck
"a block from bus; is min, Penta
gon. Call JE. 2-4746, after 8 pm
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

LIV. RM..BEDRM. COMB, kit, pvt.
bath, LIST d.; all utils.: S66. uN.
TAKoMx PARK bedrm., liv. fm.,
Kitchen. bath, pvt. entr. in pvt.
home. $40. incl. utils. Call JU.. g.
one Iassl AND TWO BEDRMs., modern node
attractive furniture $3.50 up, all
utils. incl; unfurnished apis. avail.
also. For brochure and further in
formation, call RE. 5-6O01. s. F.
AND q INC, Rental Agent.
NEAR HYATTSvILLE, 4707 Ed.
monston rd.---Living room, bedroom,
kitchen. bath and storeroom; 2nd
floor: $69.50 per month, all utils.
incl: Call Clearbrook 6-2913 for
CHEVERLY-2 rms, kit. and bath,
pvt. entr,; Just redee.; bus ct door
SS5. incl. utils. WA. 7.4476. %
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furnished
2nd-h. apt. in. private home; liv.
rm., bedrm., kitchen and bath;
pvt. entrance; all utils. Nj. Piney
Branch and Flower ave. Employed
couple: $e5. .Ju. 1883. %
AIR-COND., full kitchen facilities
efiiciency: Chevy Chase, 1 block OF
Wis. ave.; 500 per month. Call
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

MT, PLEASANT AREA, BsMT. - 3
Ice. rms. suitable for Ink: private
entf.: reas. rent. AID. 4-6T94. ID
1918 n ST., OF Conn. ave.-Studic
rm;, FEigidaire.. linens: $3.50 wk,
1910 P ST. NV, 1.-THE Churchill'--
Pp I u frni VIZ ritA S sSSmSvpl. kit. iinens'
e5s9 18th ST. NV. - Large kit,
furn.; 1890 week. Two cheaper
2-l675.
419 9Th ST. S.w.-So week up: incl
uttls. !, 2 or 3 rooms. Nicely flrn.
incl; ian. Gross ventilation. conv
4th AND CRITTENDEN - Maste,
bedrm.. nicely furn.; h,p., refgr :,
lagpd; and phone priviis.; reas, EA
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

Mr.. Gil. CHI. CIRCLE. western ave-,
pvt: nome-Lge. back apt. Meals;
garage. Gentleman. KE. 7-159S.
LOVELY, QUIET HOME: mic. porch.
yard, food; elderly cple. or LADY:
coneenial atmosphere. JE. 4.7267.
JUST LIKE HOME, mothers and
c1iidren welcomed. Very reasonable.
$500. 18th ST. N.W.-oood food .
meals Q days, .bteakfast Sunday;
~ lounge; maid. SIS week. up.
1901 10th ST. N.W.-Ideal rooms
ior business people. students; Sc.
lected menu: switchboard: Nv. ---i3
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2OO1-Nice
rms. air cond.. TV. good meals:
$40 VIZ; young people. co. 5-24J3.
WALTER REED vICrN1TY-NIcely
Iu liI,,I twin bedroom, home
pTiyileges. delicious meals. RI 8.
ROOM AND BOARD, WASHING snd
ironing, for employed young man,
lor days q week. DE. 2-12Sl.
CALVERT HOUSE, 14o1 18th nv
Lge, dbl; 2 girls; other vacancies;
CHOICE menu. PIX, Nv,
IN ATTRACTIVE private home,
lge. !sgle. or dble. rms, private bath:
empi. persons only. HU. 3-7663.
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RMS. fuRN-MD.. Va. te...ll APIS. EueN-oe. tes.l.,

1917 n. LOCKWOOD. Ari.--Lovel,
nm. mr.. bus; home pfivils., uniim
phone. IA. S-531s. Ia
ARL.---Pvt. home. porches, shad,
lawn; mr.. Hecht Co., 4 Corners, Ari
Hall; empl. adults. IA. 2-2S16. ii
1912 N. vEITCH ST., Arl--oentle
man: pvt. entr.; excel. tranSn.
phone; parking. IA. $4,000. ID
ARLINGTON--Lares room, adj. bath
l block Hecht's: conv. transp.
home privils. IA. 4-l631. ID
CHERRYDALR, ARLINGTON - :
double rooms, twin beds, for 3 o,
4 girls. Use Of entire home; cook
tng, laundry PRIVILEGES; converiieil
TO transportation. Call after Q pm
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HAYWOOD
GARDENS
4101 HAYWOOD PLACE
MOUNT RAINIER, MD.
Immediate Occupancy

Just across the District line, 1 bus
fare. Convenient to shopping center
and theater. Excellent bus facilities.
Nicely furn. apt, consisting of
reception hall. liv. rm., dinette.. 2
pedrms,, kit. and bath: S124.20,
incl. utils.
Plenty Of parking, lovely grounds.
Apply IN person. WA. $4,000.
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|APTs. UkFURN., D. c. tesut.I

e44O 16th ST. NV fm., lie.
din. and bath. So so mo-; Z Ice.
rms. kit. din. and bath; $50 mo;
din. and bath with balcony $500
mo-; also liv. rn.. din. rm., 3 bed
s s%si :;u klsi and 2 baths; sleo mo.
BoTLfSG FIELD AREA. esos Enc
st. .s.e.-Redecorated. i.bedroom
apartment. with enclosed porch; SIS
month. including utilities. Phone
MT; YGgnt with FRANK s. PHIL.
s I'm Il 81 81, sI ,M.ln1ls. i,oor. 8 rms.
s Rasati ~ co n 81 81. sSS1s. PRESS s
and bath: -s4s.5O' iSS'aSi SifSAf K
RUPPERT. ST. 5.SzS1.
500 3rd ST. N.W.-S rooms, kit. and
BATH 3 hr,S $5ei incl ar hsas s.s RAYMOND
3 rms, and bath; ofi-street park
G 'R6i sRfiSSSi $3.50 Que st. 10 %
o sSSS RhlsaSaE4SsS . RIA RI zz q X:
r Issssss r sna To- ne $685. apis
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, west Of
RINSE bedrm.. liv. T%.. kit, dinssts
and bath: air cund.; 4.iinit ex-
T slgsi ,,,i blsg s.nHSS. z 2-i s!s
2.bedfoom apartment $40. See Jan
itor. Ii. 6-4714. %
14th AND DECATUR NV. AREA,
Liy. fm., bedfm.. kit. dinette and
bath; all utils. furnished; com.
sol 9 ST. Me- rooms. kitchen
ana share bath; SOS per mo. CAL
1s EaB. 'ia iaa1hlSsaap 81. Mw.-a MSs
rm. apt. with porch: redec.: down.
: sSaIs. s only. 81 khs. mi &ok g:il zp. ns
c s54:gS aL Iss sfs and !! ssd5.
G h1 Il 1854 szSt s4sh st. L NV
$500. IA. $500: TU. $:$952.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, $64.5O. In.
cludes all utilities--Bedrm.. hy. rm.
dinette. kitchen. bath apt. To in.
Rssltor. ca u. 5 SoanSo L. SHELTON
$500 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
1-bedrT. apis. from S65'50. Deco.
rated; new .refrigerators and stoves
elevator: close to transp. See resi-.
dent mgr. Apt. 103.
3025 ONTARIO RID. NV. corner
Adams Mil I'd. opposite Rock Creel
Pc bedrms.. 2 baths. New dec.
conditioning, controlled in apt. II
Washington's newest coop. apt
house. Carpeted halls: master an.
tenna: roof deck. No children, NJ
pets. S175 mo-, Incl. all utils
open Sum-, 2-6. co. 6-07S5. Apt
WALTER REED AREA, 41o Cedar st
n;w.-4 rms. dinette. porch: end d.
STUDIO APT, Ideal for bachelor
ny: I'm; bedrm.. kit. and bath, FIRE.
pl,; 500 per mo-; Q Riggs ct. NV.
next Riggs Bank. Dupont circle
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Mid-City Apis, walk downtown.
Lovely hv. rm., bedFm., kit. bath
and foyer; SS5 incl. utils. Ia. O.
4140. NO. 7.01i1. -
COLORED--3 PMS, incl. gas and
cleo; Brooklyn area. LA. 6-5811.
COLORED - 442S 9th ST. NV,
Petworth-Desir enc. apt. avail.
immed. RA. 3-5347, RA. 3-4110.
CoLoRED-I ROOM. kitchen and
bath: End fl. front, 2116 LIST St.
and So 7 st.. $50 per mo-, utils.
furn. DE. 2-40s7: eyes,, Ii. q
COLORED--14S YOU ST. N.w.-2
rms, kitchen; share bath; S65.
Quiet employed couple. HU. 3-514S.
coLoRED-l BEDROOM, kitchen
and share bath; nicely furn. Car. be
seen any time. HU. 3-3sS1. %
|COLORED -. 3.RM. APT, private
bath; share kitchen: private home
refs: sober couple: no children;
utlls. furn.; $75. TU. 2-s420. 3717
CoIoR sEATH iE s-RM. duplex
apts.: all utils. furn. 732 and 734
51st st.. Sc; $50 mo. BERGMAN
REALTY CO. ST. S-o433.
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1900 18th ST. NV.

sesutisul iIfa fpT IN. IN 4,
closet. switchboard and seer. service
Available Immediately; only S112
See resident manager for inspection,
Tor call NO. T-00O0.
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CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG.
Large iy. rm, l bedrm. din. foyer
kit, bath. all utilities. switchboard
and elevator.
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THE CAVALIER

1900 18th ST. NV.
modern kitchen with dine ii'' COM Tt.
pletely furnished, auto. laundry and
switchboard facilities.
/ BEDROOM. S125-S130
Utilities Included. TU. $4,000
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CONN. AYE. APT. BLDG
bedrfn.. din. foyer. remodsied kit.
bath, tile shower; electricity in.
ciuded, switchboard and elevator
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1900 30th ST. Sc. APT. 1
LU, $4,000

COLoRED - 1-BEDRM. APT, ir
f nU,fs Ssasc st. gsegssD Of P s.s M ESI
ROSS, Roland Park Apis. 4S0l
c ofzss aye: Ii; IRVING ST. NV
3 rms. kit, and bath; newly dec.
SratHesd; utils. furn.; $3.50. 10
COL6RED-5O45 LEE ST. NE
rms, kit. mod, bath, shower; gas h
Sun peh.; garden; SIS. DE. 2-5616
coLoRED - 174s CoRcoRAN0 ST
NM beautiful rooms, private
a,sssSn' d SHY L RsIIA'i fAS SisR
CoT66HRED-4ss AND 4se 11th ST
Satire. 3.rm: apis; AL utlls
fyEn.;- SIS; BERGMAN REALTY
C0L0RED-90S SPRING RD.-New.
~ dec; good loe.: End a.; all utils
incl; ref. exch.: reasonable rent; nc
children; before 8 or after pm
COLORED - 1411 HARVARD ST
N.W.-Excel. NV. location: 2 rms,
kit. and bath; heat. hot water and
tanitor service furn.: $3.50 mo
To inspect, see tanitor or call CO
CoI0RED-1se4 s ST. NV. - q
rooms: full Kitchen, bath, screened
porch: newly DECORATED; excellent
c sSfesiGRi u TR.0f /. AVE. NV
large 1-rm., kit. and. bath: S55
utils. inciu. Ii. S-6372 or ia
9-2S03 or see Mr.. Bate In bsmt.
CoLORED - 1860 HILLSIDE RD
S.E.-$62. so. incl. heat and hot
water; bedrr1., liv. rrn.. dinette
KY, and bath apt. Being newly
facilities in bsmt. Key at Apt. z
or call JOHN L. SHELTON, 10. 2
CoIURED-Ss MYRTLE ST. NE
g rms. bath, kit, $47.60 mo. OF
$3.50 wk. DU. 7-O312. --6
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-MD.

liv. room, din. space, kit. bath
and rear screened porch; $3.50 to
$50. SAMUEL e. BOGtEY, INC,
OIL. 4-l270.
TAKOMA PARK, Md and 2 bed
sSs.SG, ssss F HSS ave. ' and Sso6S
Roanoke ave. Res. mgrs. on prem
ises. OIL. 1870. SAMUEL E.
s RRNe1 fhnE;A sssSf es5a Central Lax ave.
$65; s rms. kit. and bath, SIS.
RAYMOND r. RUPERT. ST.
AsS TToshs GARDENS ID. c. line
s,e,lL1-bedrm. apt $3.50. Large
sfis sSss.. siSs. Incl. Ssil' - 8;
TAKOMA--5 rms, 2 bedrms., sleep.
Ing: M. shops and buses; no CHI
dren; $50 III. 5-6305 JU. 5-1994.
TAKOMA PK.-Attractive liv. rin.,
kit. dinette. bath and bedrm.: all
utils.: mr.. stores and bus; $75;
ADULTS only. WA. 10000; eyes,
1910 EAsT-WEST HWY. Just west
dwelling unit. duplex with pvt. front
busline and shopping; 500 per mo.
plus utils. Call MA S-l921 -
MT. RAINIER bedrm. with scr.
porch; cow. transp. Call HE. A.
2693. IS
SILVER sPRING-Attractive / and
and 2 bedroom apartments: large
rooms and closets, picture windows.
cross ventilation. storage and laun-
dry facilities: on busline. SLIGO
TERRACE APARTMENTS JU. j.
TAKoMA PARK--lovely 1-bedroom
apts., In attractive 6-unit bldg;
mr.. shops and bus; low rent in
eludes utilities. EN-. 3-1240. JU.
S-l229. or MA. S-s30S. %
TAKOMA PARK-Spacious de luxe
2-bedrm:. mod. kit; close to schools.
JU. 5-8407. ---6
COLLEGE PARK - 2 bedrms.. liv.
rnn., bath and de luxe kit: block
to shopping center and transp. Utils.
furn., S99.50 mo. WA. 7-1S79.
Apply at 4220-B Knox I'd. %
GA. AVE. EXT, olney. Md.-Bath,
lge. kit. din. rm.. 2 bedrms. and
huge liv. rm. 16x30 It. with raised
hearth corner fireplace; utils. incl,
q m mn T.n E-0RIH 20 ~ m Ra
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Carroll Arms Hotel

By the sanate once Building
Announces B Apartments
Newly, pecoLated--Air Conditioned
on . weekly or Monthly BASIS
Also q Few
Newly Decorated Single
and Double Rooms
AZ Attractive Weekly
and Monthly Rates
pleaae Call: II. 6.6b00
Spencer I. Wise T. II. PiekforS
%
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COLORED--3 FMS, incl. gas ant
elec.; Brooklyn area. LA. 6-5811
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FROM NINE TO FIVE BY 10 Fischer
OKalorama Rd,

NEAR CONN. AVE. BRIDGE
Very desirable 1-bedrootn apart.
partment, newly decorated and mod.
ernized; rents from $50 inciudini
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Oee esSSl.RD.s 4tss s S.h 81. st. S sysI
immed. RA. 3-5347, RA. 3-4110.
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Fired Justice
Attorney Sues
For Old Job

John J. McGinty. . former
Justice Department attorney,
who was fired in 1858, yesterday
charged his dismissal violated
terms Of the Veterans Prefer
Ience Act.
He asked the U.S.. District
Court for the District Of Column
|bia to order him reinstated to
his former post in the Fraud Di-
vision.
Mr.. McGinty declared he did
not receive a 30-day notice, al
required under the act, before
being. dismissed as incompetent
He also charged that his dis
Imissal was the result Of a con-
spiracy between Assistant At.
|torney General Warren E. Bur.
ger and Deputy Attorney Gen.
Ieral William P. Rogers, which
he said. is based on personal
religious and political" grounds
The complainant had attacked
Mr.. Burger before the Senate
Judiciary Committee last yeal
at hearings on Mr.. Burgers
nomination for a judgeship in
the United States Court of APP
Ipeals here. At that time, Mr.;
McG inty characterized Mr.. Bur-
ger as "unprincipled."
Mr.. Burger had replied that
the only true statement Mr.. Nc
Ginty made was when he said
he'd been fired.
Yesterdays suit was filed in
Mr.. McGinty's behalf by Attor-
|ney F. Joseph Donohue. Mr.. Nc
|Ginty lives at 1910 Thirty eighth
street NV.
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Ilators than would the Powell,

llators than would the Powell
amendment.
They emphasized that theil
proposal would not let the
proposal would not let the
executive branch usurp func.
Itions Of the judiciary in de.
Itermining compliance or non.
compliance with the Suprem.
Court mandate requiring progress.
toward migration. The role Of
the executive. they explained
would simply be to take the In
Iitiatiye in bringing such specific
cases into court for determine.
ton.
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GRAHAM
Continued From Page Asa

for two years, made five picture.
and a TV series. He'll Decline tt
his avocado ranch near Sar
Diego.
Tyrone Power is quoted ir
London: I'm through with Hol.
lywood. After is years making
movie films aim to please my
self now. like to see my friends
but I like to be alone too"
X Il 50
Robert Ryan had never met
Anita Ekberg prior to the start
Monday of Back From Eterni.
ty," in which they costar fol
John Farrow at RKO. I'm look.
ing forward to it," Bob said. or
Friday, with a grin. II made
Marilyn Monroe's first costarrine
picture, Clash BY Night. and
found her quite different from
what I'd expected" He meant
intelligent.
Josanne Berenger, ex-flancee
of Marion Brando, has a cham.
Ipion in Vanessa Brown, who
expects great things from her a:
IA member of the American Act.
ing Company. When someone
criticized Josanne the other day
for not talking about Brando
Vanessa told me, What do they
expect? Josanne's only 20 years
old and she's alone in Holly.
wood"
Rock Hudson's new independ.
ent company with Henry Gins.
berg and Henry Wilson will &C
into production without Rock
who still has four or five more
years to go on his Universal.
International contract. I have
"a bunch Rocks next loanout
will be to his own company.
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cut pronouncement by the Pres
ident on their question coul6
greatly improve chances Of con.
|gressional passage of the school
bill. They said it would remove
any reason for an anti -segrega-
ton amendment.
Question Posed
The long, one-sentence CUES
ton rests on an assumption that
the school aid bill will be enacted
without an anti-segregation pro-
vision and that some State Gov
ernors or legislatures proclaim
defiance of the Supreme Court
decision.
Citing a States possible re-
fusal to make a prompt ano
reasonable start toward integra-
tion," the question to the Presi-
dent was:
Would you direct that Fed
|eral school construction funds
be paid over to that State, OF
would you-as we urge --reserve
such payments in order to per-
init a ruling by the appropriate
Federal district court. in a de-
claratory action brought by the
Federal Government or in actor
brought by the State. to deter
mine whether 1t was In compli.
|ance with the Supreme Courts
decree and hence eligible fol
funds?"
Signers of the letter were
Democratic Representatives Ash
Hey of Ohio, Boyle of Illinois
Edith Green of Oregon, Hay
worth of Washington, Quigley
Iof Pennsylvania, Reuss of Wis
Iconsin, Rhodes of Pennsylvania
and Thompson of New Jersey.
Role Would Be Limited
They conceded that executive
action Of the type they suggested
would not end all opposition tt
the school-aid bill. But they
lcontended it would be much
more satisfactory to most legis-
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LOCAL DRAMA
DKAMA
Cathedral
Players in
Tourney

Some little theater groups are
purely recreational and some are
tributary, contributing in one
way or another to the broader
Itheater scene. The st. Matthews
Cathedral Club Players, while
belonging to the former group
have also taken their place In
the latter, after a fashion. It IL
ia long tributary stream the
group is at the head Of. too
stretching halfway around the
world. John H. Martin, presi-
dent of the players for the past
four years. recently turned up or
the stage of the Dali Ichi Theatel
in Tokyo. The play was Arthur
Miller's Death of a. Salesman.
the cast recruited from United
States overseas personnel in
Japan.
The st. Matthews Cathedral
Club Players are direct descend
ants of previous groups at the
church. AS Ell Canine Real they
staged "Showboat Minstrel" in
April, 1913. As the st. Matthews
Players they subsequently staged
Valiant" and several other plays
Under the present name. the
group has done such things al
THE Song Of Bernadette" Clean
and Walter Kerr's dramatiza-
Ition), William McCleary's Par
lor Story" and a repeat of 1.-THE
valiant"
In addition, the players con-
duct drama appreciation and
theater workshop programs.
Present officers are Marion B.
Marshall, president; Lois Cham
bers. secretary, and Ruth F.
Poirier. treasurer.
The st. Matthews Cathedral
Club Players play tournament
entry is Opening Night" a
dramatization by Roland Fer
nand Of a short story by Cornelia
Otis Skinner. It will be presented
in the preliminaries next Tues
day night. The groups next ac-
tivity will be a spring variety
program, including two one-act
plays.
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week. They complained yesterday
that q reply from Administrative
Assistant Bryce N. Harlow
misses the whole point" Of their
request. Mr.. Harlow wrote that
under the Supreme Court de-
cision, the Federal judiciary and
not the executive branch is to
determine how compliance with
the Supreme Court mandate is
to be brought about and what
constitutes compliance in good
faith"
Views Outlined
They agreed that the judicial
branch should make such deter
limitations. But they proposed
that the executive branch act
directly as an agent" in getting
specific complaints into court.
The quickest and most effec-
tive way to obtain q decision by
the courts, they explained, would
be for the executive branch to
withhold school construction
funds under the proposed bill in
particular instances pending
court rulings. Decisions then
could be made on an appeal by q
State or on a Federal motion for
q declaratory judgment, they
said.
The bill for Federal aid for
school construction in States is
begged down in the House Rules
committee. # 1t reaches the
House floor, Representative Pow
ell. Democrat Of New York, in
tends to offer an amendment
that would bar payment of Fed
eral funds to States or districts
maintaining racially segregated
schools. Such an amendment, il
passed by the House. would set
of a Senate filibuster that might
kill the bill, many members say
The eight House Democrats
who specifically queried the Pres
ident differ among themselves on
the Powell amendment. But they
agreed that a personal and clear
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little theater groups entered in
the D. C. Recreation Depart.
ntent'S 1856 One-Act Play
Tournament. There ,DiH be pre-
hnlinGries tonight and Satur-
day at the Roosevelt Audito.
rum. Thirteenth and Allison
streets NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
Actress Has Duuohter

NEW YORK, Mar. 8 GA
daughter was born yesterday to
Freddie Bartholomew, television
director and former film star,
and his wife, Aileen Paul, a TV
actress. The child was named
Kathleen Millicent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
Dentistry
then and now 80.

You'll count your dental bless
ings when you read about
the methods used by dentists
Of another day. This
article, by Star staff
writer Meredith S. Buel, is
based on an interview with
DR.. Bruno Floria, general
chairman of the D. G. Dental
Society's Postgraduate Clinic,
scheduled for next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
Eisenhower Assurances
Sought on School Aid
Ry ROBERT x. WALSH

OF House Democrats believes the Federal
bill survive only President Eisenhower gives personal
the executive branch will the courts to
determine whether States defy delay migration.
eight said they hoped the President himself
would question they submitted to him earlier this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
Moral Judgments
and the court

Should juries be asked to
pass moral judgments?
Psychiatrist Richard G. Board
of the Washington School of
Psychiatry thinks not. He also
has some provocative and
original ideas about the aims
of society in the courtroom.
Read his interesting article,
and one charting the history 3,
of the development Of criminal
responsibility by Phil Yeager,
in The Sunday Star
Editorial Section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

(This is one of a series on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

DR.. Salk, dscoverer of the ant-polio vaccine, has
gathered together of the ttleknown facts about
viruses, that may understand more about them.
Everyone interested in his own and his famils health
will want to read "Those Mysterious Viruses,"
by Dr. Jonas E. Salk in This Week Magazine with your
Sunday Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-20
Restaurant Denied
License Renewal

Renewal of a restaurant license
for Maxine's Restaurant, 1881
Connecticut avenue NV, was
denied yesterday by the Districts
recently established Board of APP
peals and Review.
The board action sustained a
decision of the Superintendent of
Licenses effective at midnight
April %.
The basis of the license denial
was failure to maintain adequate
rat proofing. Hearing officer
Charles w. Hart said the restau-
rant could reapply for new Ii
cense Immediately and. if health
inspectors approved, could then
stay in business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-20

Is now comprised Of $500 planes.
The Army seeks complete con-
troll Of all weapons. including
aircraft necessary to perform its
mission. At present the Air
Force provides most of the air
support to the ground forces.
The Army seeks faster longer
range aircraft for reconnaissance
and observation purposes. Only
recently the Air Force agreed to
lend the Army three of its 400
mile-an-hour T-37 jet trainers
and promised to lend others as
production Of those craft in
creases. However, the first
planes will not be turned over
until next spring.