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BUDGET
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expenses incident to obtaining
public buildings under leaSe-pur-
chase programs and S2,125,000
to build five border stations for
the Customs and immigration
Services. The committee told
the GSA to slow down its air
conditioning program for Fed
eral buildings.
For payments to local public
housing authorities under annual
contribution contracts with the
Public Housing Administration
the committee approved sos mil
hon of the s99 million requested.
Other Agencies
II gave the National Science
Foundation only $40 million Of
the SOS million it requested,
denying funds for new projects
and programs and for new re-
search facilities.
Here's how other agencies
Jared IN the bill:
Civil Service Commission,
S2l .09l. 800. a cut CT $780,. 200.
Federal Communications Com
mission. s83 million. a cut Of
s650.000
Federal Power Commission,
SIS, $50, 600, a cut Of $4,000.
Federal Trade Commission,
IS $4,000. a cut of 100000.
General Accounting Office,
$50 050, 900. a cut of S1.75O.000.
Housing and Home Finance
Agency. s119.645.o00. a cut Of
S8.225.000.
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, sl6.5 million. a cut of 81
million.
National Advisory Committee
for Aeronautics, SLOT million, a
cut of S1l.284 900.
Renegot.ation Board. SO mil
lion. cut Of 100000.
Securities and Exchange Com
mission, SGT million. a cut of
S478 900.
Selective Service System. SGT
million. cut Of SO million
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BY J. A. O'LEARY

The Senate Banking Commit
tee approved unanimously today
an administration bill revising
the terms under which Great
Britain may postpone some OF
the annual payments on its post
war debts TO the United States
The original agreement OF
l945 would have enabled the
United Kingdom TO cancel an
nual interest payments under
certain conditions.
The new agreement contem-
plates no cancellation. but viii
allow England to postpone until
the year 20O1 both the principal
and interest due in any seven
years in which conditions make
1t necessary. II also permits
postponement of sci million in
interest payments for last year
The committee acted within
minutes after hearing Treasury
Secretary Humphrey and As
sistant Secretary OF State 7. v
Kalijarvi.
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One Killed, One Injured
In Blost in Canada

KENORA, Ontario. Mar. Is
(P.-An explosion killed one
man and seriously injured
another yesterday at the sui
phate mill of the Ontario Min
nesota Pulp and Paper Co.
L. E. Johns. 48, of Kenora, was
trapped in the building and died
from burns and conclusion.
jim Longe. "a, of Kenora was
in fair condition in hospital
with burns and eye injuries. The
blast threw him from the roof
to the ground.
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Disability Plan
For Presidency
Is Being Studied
BY JOHN v. HORNER

President Eisenhower is con-
sidering proposal which woulc
authorize Vice Presidents to as
sumo duties of the presidency
temporarily when illness disable:
the Chief Executive.
The White House emphasized
today that Mr.. Eisenhower has
reached no decision on what tt
do about such a recommendation
submitted by the Justice Depart
lment.
Acting Press Secretary William
w. Hawks said he could reveal
no details of the proposal. but il
appeared that a constitutional
amendment would be necessary
The Justice Department has
been studying the proposal fol
about a year. Suggestions fol-
some arrangement in case of 8
Presidents disability were ad-
vanced in various quarters i'm.
mediately after Mr.. Eisenhower
suffered his heart attack in Sep.
TENDER. 1855.
The President told a news
conference in January, 1856, hi
believed a study should be con.
Quoted to resolve doubts about
what should be done when dis.
ability occurs.
According TO one unconfirmeC
report the current propose
would authorize the President t.
declare his own disability. Thi
would enable the Vice Presidenr
to assume his duties temporarily
/ Any recommendation sub.
mitted to Congress almost surely
will arouse controversy for there
is wide difference of opinion or
the question Of who decides Wher
a President is disabled.
1t would be necessary also Il
decide when and how a recovered
President would reaSsume re.
SponSibility.
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Rope Kills Girl, 6,
Walking on Fence

CHICAGO. Mar. Is ga
5-year-old girl strangled on her
Skipping" rope yesterday when
she fell from a neighbours board
fence on which she was attempt
ing TO do tight rope walk.
Cathie Ann Mulhall was dead
when her father. Gerald. found
her hanging from a length Of
clothesline attached tc a tele-
phone pole. Two small play
mates said the rope became en-
tangled around her throat and
one end caught in the top of
the fence.
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BUILDINGS
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new space in Washington to re-
locate employees nov in tempos.
The tempos are on SITES OF the
proposed Smithsonian Museum
OF History and Technology. south
OF Constitution avenue, between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets
NV and the expanded State
Department Building near
TWenty-frst and c streets NV.
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Senate Group Books Bill
Easing British Debt 7 erns

Mr.. Humphrey said it is the
kind of adjustment businessmen
would make if they found the
terms Of an original agreement
unavoidable In response to
questions he admitted the Brit
ish invasion Of Suez may have
been one factor in making the
legislation necessary at this
time. but was not a controlling
factor. He said the negotiations
for a new agreement have been
going on for three years.
Mr.. Kaliiaryi emphasized the
importance of the bill in
STRENGTHENING relations between
the United States and one of its
principal allies in the free world
Senator Monroney. Democrat
Of Oklahoma, brought out that
there is no loss. but only a post
ponement under the new agre.-
ment. The l945 British loan
amounted TO $334 billion. Re-
payments began in 1851 and up
to 1886 amounted to S348.4 mil
lion. Senator Fulbrlght, Demo-
Graf of Arkansas, presided
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point that limitation might bt
put on all public building money
until the general program i.
agreed upon. !"
Aside from leaSe-pWchase
projects already approved fol
direct appropriation financing III
Washington include the S51
million expanded State Depart
ment building. a S45 million Cen
trail Intelligence Agency al
Langley. Va, and the $50 millior
Smithsonian museum
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COLLEGE STUDENTS

II you have 10 to IS hrs. pei
wk and would like 70 supplement
your income while attending col
lege, we have several opportunities
available In our sales and service
dept. Apply 10 am. until noon ant
we will discuss these opportunities
with you. or phone Mr.. WRENN
for appointment, RA. 6-4709.
cOLoRED-FOR LIQUOR STORE;
stock work: refs. required: good
salary, vac. bonus, Do not phone
CENTRAL. SIS 9th Ct. NV.
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CASHIER, for ladies ready-to.
wear store: tor salary. some EXP
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SECRETARY

with excellent o Shs i fOT sSa
vancement: 5-day Wk., group hos
pitalization, air-cond. once: beau
tiful, working surroundings: 2 wks.
yearly vacation: salary, SIS per Wk.
Speed requirements: shorthand 100
sHAPIRo NC REALTORS
1913 x st. NV. NE. S-l717
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HELP WOMEN
.raAs9tamtEa,

CLERK. BRANCH OFFICE Of large
in general once work desirable
but not essential; 5 days. 37h hrs
Call MRS. ZIMMERMAN. NE. s.
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SECRETARY

Assistant circulation manager Of
national news magazine Is looking
for . secretary to share In variety
of interesting duties. Excellent
opportunity for bright girl With
initiative 70 learn circulation side
~ publishing business. Must type
hand speed Of 90. Pleasant work.
ing conditions; many company
benefits.
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YOUNG MAN wanted

YOUNG MAN wanted
for position involving Of
flee procedures. Collec-
ton, letter writing. Must
be arae resident, over Is
years of age, have l or 2
years college education,
and some potential for
further development.
Salary to start, $4,000.
Permanent only. In re-
ply, please write about
your education and
other qualifications. In
clude phone number.
Write P. o. Box 5682,
Washington, D. C.
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YOUNG MAN, white. drivers per.
nit, TO learn service station work
split shift. Apply 5000 New Hamp.
shire ave, TakOma Park. DICK
MYERS CITIES SERVICE.
YOUNG MAN, white, TO train Al
parts clerk; must have d. Z. driv.
er's license. Good opport. for the
right party. Apply lb03 n. Cap
itol st. see Mr.. HUTcHINs.
YOUNG MAN, to learn auto acces.
sorios: must be conscientious, will.
ina TO work: good starting salary
plenty Of opportunity; KNOWLEDGE
Of auto accessories and selling
preferable, but not necessary
See Mr.. Herson or Mr.. Mills be.
tween 10 h.m.-l2 noon only. MAN.
HAITIAN AUTO q RADIO, 7th
and r SITS. NV.
YOUNG MAN. for large downtown
credit iewelry store; no experience
necessary, viii train: must have
neat appearance; good oppor-
tunity TO learn tewelry business,
good starting salary, many COM
pany benefits. Apply IN person q
= Mr.. Greene, KENT JEWELLERS
7pl 9TH 81. NV.
YOUNG MAN = mechanically In.
clined towards woodwork, DC
drivers permit, Permanent posi-
ton. Apply $40 9th st. NV.
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nELP--MEM

MAN, over so. with car, TO make
contact with homeownefs fol
homo improvements. Selling not
required. Earn up 10 5000 weekly.
Apply 2 pm, to 3 pm. 500 9TH
st. Sc. II. 0-32fl.
MEN -openings for 2 men
for work in Fairfax City,: 500 wk.
10 start. Phone Wed. eve. after
8 pm, JE, 3-i006.
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
CLERK

For varied work in mailroom: high
school graduate: white. with some
experience in reading longhand
names and addresses: knowledge OF
U. 8. city and town names help
full: hours. Sis g 5. days 2
once Phone EN-. 10000, personnel
department.
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SECRETARY

Capable and experienced for top
hight executive: ability to use own
initiative; must be fast and accu-
rate on tipping and dietation; age
limit IS. This Is q permanent fob,
and offers an exceptional opportu-
nifty to the right girl. State mini-
mum num-, salary requirement and avail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11

Leading national news magazine
seeking individual interested in
dealing with people. Tipping speed
Of so wpm required. Some college
training In personnel work.
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CLERK-TY

Under 50. for advertising research
department Of national news maya
zine should enjoy workine with
figures and detail. good WorkinG
knowledge of arithmetic essential
Calculating machine experience de.
sirable 80 w:p.m typing also re.
quired. Free hospital and suraica
insurance
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SECRETARY

Position open for secretary "a
executive in Headquarters once Of
81 na .aoSs .t nnence nrm; Typing
day, IS hr. week. Experiences
preferred. Liberal company bene-
fits which include pension plan.
Excellent working conditions.
APPLY IN PERSON, 4l6 Rims
Bldg, 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
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CLERK

Young lady, 1925. with
at least hieh school educa-
ton, for clerical work In
our Woman's Department.
Some tipping required. Excel
Nlent opportunity for person
with newspaper career in
mind. Apply Personnel. RIM.
502, $3.50 am. TO $3.50 pm.
weekdays: p am. til noon,
Saturday. No phone calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
RELP MoMEM
or ,ERK-TVpTgT

Perm. position. diversified duties
sir r,S:,'ns,I once; pleasant yorsin'
~ noon, or BY appointment.
WEsTERN EXPERIMENTING co
4D04 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. $4,000
CLERK TYPIST
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CLERK
ARLINGTON. VA.

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Permanent positions available
with large dry cleaning chain: good
salary plus company benefits. Ap-
ply
Blue Ribbon Valet Shop
3I4e LEE HIGHWAY. ARL.
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HELP-MnMEn
RECEPTIONIsT. Young LADY

RECEPTIONIsT, young lady, nea'
and intelligent. for optical ONCE
No phone calls please. STERLING
OPTICAL CO., $50 10th st. NV
RECEPTIONIsT- CLERK, part tims
to start. Hours $3.50 TO 7.30 OF
s pm. MUSIC e. ART CENTER
1901 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda
OIL. 2-3866.
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIsT, Alex, VII
train on PIX: 30-4O, personable
good phone voice: 35 hrs: $3.50
POTOMAC EMPL., Oil King st.
Alex. XII. 9-6055.
RENTAL CLERK--Must be able Il
type and handle general clerica
work; hours. 1890 am. to
pm. Apply in person. renta
once, Washington Building, ARL
TOWERS. Arl.. Va.
RESIDENT MANAGER or superin.
tendant and wife for refined apt
house in Washington's finest locale
Do not apply unless you have had
experience in all phases Of apt
operation Salary plus ! bedrm
with utilities and phone. Give full
experience. Box 402-L, Star.
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MEN WANTED
To SIN
Encyclopedia Americana

Can RE. 7-sssi. 10 AN. to ! Pm
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HELP--MEM
statesmen
0AA6oaA64N
LEADS. LEADS

NoN-SEASONAL DEAL
PAYS sos PER SALE
CLOSE 3 OUT OF S
927 NEW YORK AVE. NV
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HELP WOMEN

silver sprins This once offers
unexeelled BENEFITS and working
conditions. excellent Advancement
some experience and are not beyond
the early 30s. come IN 20 see Us.
HAGGERTY EMPL. :
glS ELLSWORTH DR.. s. s.
ACROSS FROM HECHT's
ACCTG. CLKS., TO $40
Bkkpr. wheaton area 10 500
ok, type. Keep records SIS
Atlas AocY. TACO n. Y. ave. NV.
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AELp-MEM


SALES REPRESENTATIVE - We
n %sS e. man asan yh9 not eo sass
iished dry cleaning route. NV.
section. now paying In excess Of
$4,000 q year. submit resume
Of qualifications BY letter. No
interviews or phone calls. BOX
SALESMAN with mems elothlne
background and desire for ad-
vancement. Permanent position.
paid vacation and company bene.
fitS. conditioned. Pleasant
WORKING conditions. s.. LIVING
q sT9 nv = s sine. i lssSS. soo-'0s TN
SALESMAN. for Washington's iarg-
est surplus store: good startine
salary. good working conditions;
permanent position. see Mr.. Sill
verman. SURPLUS SALES CO.,
g25 Penna. ave. NV.
SALESMAN--pieasant selling. Sell
real estate---a necessity. Can use
neat and capable man. 2h-00 yrs
with car. Experience not necessary,
we train you. Phone Lu $4,000
b 81 nisrvii Hartman Az Sor k hE MS'
INC, I34s Good Hope I'd. sc.
SALESMAN. experienced vacuum,
sewing machines. books. storm
windows. or speciality item; av-
per day; guarantee Si00 per week.
co, b.ti0bS.
SALESMAN
Exceptional opportunity for per-
sonable young man in our inafitu-
tion department. We are the largest
and Oldest wholesale frozen food
distributors In this city. Permanent
position, good salary to start. ex-
cellent opportunity for advance
ment, car furnished, usual COM
pany BENEFITS. Give age. education
and references. Box iS9-K. Star.
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MESSENGER

High school grad. age IL
19, for full time employ
ment. Ample opportunity
for advancement; Monday
through Friday work week.
II under rs. bring birth
Certificate Apply Personnel,
RIM. 602. $50 am. to $3.50
pm. week days. No phone
calls.
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Meat Cutters

The Coop. is expanding again. As
q result We need meat cutters In
our new store at Piney Branch and
Flower Ave. Requirements In some
Of our other stores. Apply Piney
Branch and Flower Ave, 1915.
0reenbelt, Takoma, Wheaton, Piney
Branch, Rockville.
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Maple Sugoring
Festival Slated

HARRISBURG, Pa. - The
art of maple sugaring and syrup
ing will be given its due April :
to z when the little town of Mey-
ersdale in southwest Pennsyl-
vania holds its 10th annual
Maple Festival.
Tree-tapping. taffy pulling
Sugaring-off and all the time
tested fun Of a rural party &c
along with parades. a queen and
a maple ball.
Visitors are encouraged to
sample products and make Their
own choice. independent of the
prize-awarding judges.
Meyersdale is a picturesque
natural setting for the festival
The community has a definite
agricultural stamp with a charm
and appeal for city jewellers
that's getting more and more
difficult to find.
Meyersdale is easy to reach via
the Somerset exit Of the Penn
sylvania turnpike and U. S. 2l9
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friendliness that surrounds and
invades the white, Georgian
structure. Dress is not stuffily
correct" nor is it relaxed
enough to accept play toys in
the public rooms.
How to Dress
The management, SO often
queried by guests as to how to
dress appropriately. has this to
say.
We've observed most guests
are governed as to dress by the
spirit, the setting and the season.
AS to the spirit. the Greenbrier
is informal by day. gay and care
free at night. AS to setting,
appearance in shorts and sun
suits usually is confined to the
lower lobby and sports areas
which, Of course, include the
Golf and Tennis Club.
"As to the season, during the
spring. summer and fall, like
other guests you will prefer to
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Germany to Offer
New Services by
Boot and Bus

BERLIN.-New boat and bus
services have been announced
for the traveller in Germany.
Paussau and Vienna will be
linked for the summer by pas
senger ships on the Danube be-
ginning May IL. The one-class
vessels will offer a Is per cent
reduction on round-trip tickets,
and a daily fast" boat will COM
lplete the voyage in 10 hours, dur
ing daylight for sightseeing
purposes.
Other improved water travel
will include the voyage between
lTravemuende. Germany, and
Halsingborn, Sweden, with Cop
lenhagen as a port of call. A new
passenger ship, the Nordland,
will ply the route daily with the
DANA, beginning next summer. 1t
will be a Is hour, overnight trip
to Copenhagen and from there,
IA three-hour voyage to Sweden.
The through-bus route be-
tween Mannheim and Nuremberg
will be replaced on June 2, when
the new transportation schedule
takes effect, by two different
routes which will be more advan-
tageous to the tourist.
There will be a Mannheim
IRothenburg on Tauber bus and
Ia Nuremberg Heilbronn one.
with connections to both routes
to be made in Rothenberg,
ILangenberg and Heilbronn. Visi-
tors will have ample time to
lsightsee between buses, and
travellers from Nuremberg may
change at Rothenberg for the
long distance Romantic Road
bus for Wuertsberg and Fuessen.
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"a Bermuda Settings
Scheduled for Summer

NEW YORK.-Weekly sailings
from New York to Bermuda are
featured in the summer and fall
schedule of the Queen of Ber-
muda and Ocean Monarch. The
ships. according to the New
York Office of Furness Lines. will
sail to the Atlantic playground
"a times during the period from
June 3 through October 4.
The Queen will make 10 of
the "a direct runs to Bermuda.
On IL of them passengers will
use the ship as hotel while it is
locked in Bermuda for two OF
three days.
Three of the five sailings OF
the Monarch will be triangle
cruises from New York to Ber-
muda and Nassau.
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First Of Two Articles on the Greenbrier

routine service is performed.
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SCHOONER SERVES
'ESCAPIST' ISLE

For something really of
the beaten Caribbean track,
there's Anguilla.
One of the British Lee
ward Islands. Anguilla is
the snake island"-not a
snake there. but its 16-by-2-
miles dimensions give it a
snakey look from the air.
With practically no rainfall,
long street hes of good
beaches and excellent hunt
ing and fishing, Anguilla is
a good "escapist" spot.
Guest houses and a small
hotel offer accommodation,
and for longer stays, private
houses may be rented. The
island is reached by schooner
from st. Kits.
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dress. Women find cocktail and
dinner dresses Just as adequate
as gowns for these evening occa-
sions. On these same nights,
men usually elect to wear dinner
jackets appropriate to the
weather. In the winter months,
guests generally wish to dress
for dinner on Friday and Satur-
day evenings only.
But, year around, all our
guests agree on one principle:
Sunday evenings are always
informal"
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RESORTS
KENTUCKY

YOU are offered More
For Your voeoiion Dollar
For Your vocciion Pleasure
Famous horse farms in the
Bluegrass region!
Kentucky parks, famed as
the finest!
Excellent fishing in all areasl
Swimming, boating, water
skiing!
Historic Landmarks: Abra-
ham Lincoln's birthplace,
Jefferson Davis Monument,
My Old Kentucky Home,
Fort Harrod, Mammoth
Cave, Cumberland Gap and
Natural Bridget
Attend the Kentucky Derby
Festival, April 28-May 4.
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GRASS SKIRTS AND ALOHA SHIRTS
Board Leads to Room

ROME-Passengers arriving in
Rome by air need have no fear of
being stranded homeless along
the Tiber. A new electrical board
at Ciampino Airport flashes room
availability at 80 Roman hostel
ries. Name, address and phone
number of each hotel appear on
the board, followed by a red or
green light. If the light is green,
a room can be reserved at once
through an attendant.