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MT. RAINIER

Near D. c. line-well-pre-
served home with abundant
living space: 3 large bed
rms. 2 full baths, den, oil
hotyVater heat, delightful
lot. front and Side porches.
. Truly q desirable setting.
Only one bus fare downtown.
Priced at $4,000. with
$1,000. down.
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lOADMONT !. FALLS CHURCH,

FRANCONIA ESTATES-Split-level
featuring large living room, en-
trance hall, dining room, equipped
kitchen, 5 bedrooms. baths,
butit-in Gear garage, finished
recreation room, extra large lot.
$4,000 full price. !, FREDERICK
"; BERENS SALES, INC" ia
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AVOID RED TAPE-Assume 3d.
500 CT loan on this 3-bedrm
Virginian rancher. in shady Crest
wood Park Enjoy screened car
port. large kit, dining ell and liv,
rm. with modern 2-way f1repl
Full price. $1,000. CT. 6-114S
OnAIIrY MN n ...iII lnuni - srti.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ACE

ACE
A single small plot in Arlington
contains this prestige Colonia
with 4 bedrooms, ga baths. for.
NAL dining room, smArtly ar.
ranged kitchen itch . With sepa a,st
tanning center and a gear bricl
garage. You will enjoy this "Musl
Self flrst offering at S26.950 anc
recurring only $4,000 down.
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DEAD-END STREET-Lovely split.
level: very desirable section,
$4,000: terms to suit you: 5
bedrms., plenty OF, storage space
nm MANNAs REALTY. JE o-3i1O
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BRICK AND-sFUCCO CAPS CODi
9 generous-size bedrms;, family
poreh; beaut. yard with on street
parking; quiet dead-end street:
handy to schools and shop: S12,-
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
ZAP. 7-7774.
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HOUSES By HUGHES. premium
West Hyattsville locatior--Is bloch
to every possible convenience
DELIGHTFULLY."- clean, red brick semi
Colonial. r Recreation type base
.merlt, concrete, front poreh. Con.
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rs ACRES and a beautiful OLD
home with traditional white pill.
anS oY ein dr rq0m sy wsh ~ re loa
huge den with stone fireplace
powder room, ultramodern kitch-
en- with breakfast nook and pic.
ture windows overlooking pano.
ramic view; large bedrooms and
. baths up master bedroom ano
private bath and dressing room)
Priced right at S32.500-call TO.
day. HOLLEY REALTY, $500 Ice
highway, KE. S-5350.
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTH CAROLINA DEALER in
town this week: need good cars,
any make or model. Call ia.
9.4s01,
n q. DEALERS pay top dollars for
cars. wagons VILLAGE MOTORS.
l4th and r. ave. ne. AID. 4-0444.
PICKUPs WANTED--Any make OF
model. ia. 9-266l.
PRIVATE PARTY with a good car
viii pay hiRh cash price. Call
ia. p-266l.
PLYMOUTHS WANTED-will nay
highest cash prices for any clean
car; also station wagon. IA.
DODGES WANTED-Will paw high-
est cash price for any clean car.
also station wagon. IL. g-4s01
ICHRYsLERs WANTED-Will pay
highest cash prices for any clean
car or station waGons. ia. 9.4s01
SOUTHERN DEALERS need carr
desperately, any make or model:
VfLLt AUTO SALES. 1890 r, !
ave-. Hyattsville, Nd. WA. 7-l2e0
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CADILLAC 1858 4-dr, sedan 8: 9 ! !
I Sm.i,;,,,s iPPEooHpI lS PoSfYzc,
500 Wis wo. $4,000
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LEwIsDAEE.

: Wen located, and really
beautiful brick rambler all
:. twin-size bedrnis.. full rec
type basement, beautiful
Handicapped lot, With many
other excellent features. Only
$4,000. Can assume present
SN4sb loan, or purchase on
easy FILA terms.
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.
WA. 7-4500 Realtors
Omen TIL Q PM.
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ROBERT E. LOHR

He. $4,000 TIL o PM. RA. e-3ess
Our 3sth Yr. Of Dependable Service
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TAKOMA PARK

THIS is your chance to buy
q ,well-kept 3-bedroom. all
q brick home in Takoma Park.
1t has fireplace In large liv-
{ ing room. separate dining
room, modern kitchen and
full basement. The lot is
wooded 55xI22 It. and rear
fenced The price is modest
and subject to FLA terms.
- Call HE. $4,000 for an
80 appointment TO inspect.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALEXANDRIA, $3.50 DOwN.-Brick
semidetached in Huntington sub
division. 2 bedrooms, tiled bath,
Living room. equipped kitchen; gas
% $50. Sell Bell REALTY e.. XII L.
S-fs6S.
ALEXANDRIA, Bucknell Manor. ad-
Joining Belle Haven = Asbestos
shingled Cape Cod: 3 bedrooms,
den, tiled bath, living room, din
ing area. equipped kitchen dra-
pefies. Vacant. Price, S13,75O.
terms, BELL REALTY CO.. XII.
szlS5s.
ALEX. seminary-cloyer area. OF
Janney's lane--Brick rambler, 3
bedrms,, baths. sep. din. rm.,
scr, porch; all rms, large-size;
fuily, equip. cleo. kit, fenced rear
Dsnc,I prie sSa,j ~ low Nv 2CS wN EhS
TE. s.S6l2.
ANNANDALE-Ideal for children.
srks af rambler i on U dssd.end eT s.
churches and shopping; excel.
fenced I'd, G-E kit, DISPOSAL,
dishwasher, util. rm., storage attic,
bnand-new washer. drier: $1,000
dn.s Sl9,950. CT. 6-l5S0.
ANNANDALE--New brick rambler
on st-aere lot: features 3 bedrms..
IA baths, full deep bsmt.. large
side porch and carport. Price.
ERICK w BERENS SALES, INC,
ia. 5-2620 REALTORS.
ARLINGTON bedrms.. only Q
nlA III. Maths kNaflN - m
close-ln location, Only Sl7,40O
TINKLE PROPERTIES. Realtors,
IA. 5-1205.
ARLINGTON-7A beauty. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. excel. location.
Lovely equipment. wall-to-wall car
petinT rec. rm. with hrepl., level
cor. lot. Walk 70 schools. shop
Ppin9gp rsss4kIinngg $4,000, TlNS SdI
ARLINGToN-S500 down, 2-bedrm.
masonry. fenced yard. Close-in To-
cation; $4,000. TINKLE PROP
ERTIEs. Realtors. ia. 5-1207.
AM. s,-white brick, 4 bedrms.,
bath. liv rfn.. din. rm.. new kit,
minutes TO Pentagon. OWNER.
FL. 4-76b4s
ARLs NJ, S1g.g5O-Crestwood RAM
bier, williamsburg shoppinG area I:
testefully decorated 3-bedrm, ram
bier on nicely Handicapped lot:
bright living rm., flrepl, din. rm.,
lee. kit, disposal; stairs TO attic
full bsnnt.. washer. 5000 cash,
SlI0 mo. LUCILLE COOK. Real
tor. JE. 2-3252, JE. 2-4664
ARL., sO.-Brick semidetached in
cIhREMoNT WAKEFIELD HIGH
SCHOOL AREA bedrms., fenced
yard. House IN excel. cond About
$1,000 will handle. Assume large
OF loan. c. B. O'SHAUGHNESSY,
exclusive agent. JE 2-2O24, JE.
2-1101, ewes. OF. 4-7l22.
ARL,, N.-charming brk.. rambler
on quiet dead-end street In top
location. bedrms lly rm, with
fireplace: fully equipped kitchen.
attached garage; extras, incl
l-ton air.oond storm Windows.
Priced at Si7,95O with FHA
terms. For further. details. call
THE DARBY CO, Realtors, elig
Wilson blvd, IA. 5-g393. once
omen . I'll y, ~. n. II,
B ROOMS AND BATH, full base
ment 2014 Langley st.. 8. Arl.
KE. 6-s934.
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ALEXANDRIA, Buckneii Manor, ad-
shingled Cape Cod: 3 bedrooms.
den, tiled bath. living room, din
ing area, equipped Kitchen, dra-
pefies. Vacant. Price, S13,750;
terms; BELL REALTY CO.. XII.
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o6oss
month"; Interest charges 500
bolaDees t3oo IihE monthly eeNsandW.
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ANNANDALE--New brick rambler
on 9t-aere lot: features 3 bedrms..
ia baths. full deep bsmt.. large
side porch and carport. Price.
SfS,3OO. FLA requested. FRED
ERlCK w BERENS SALES, INC.
ia. 5-262n REALTORS.
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INVESTMENT PROP. Tor SALE

BRICK. q EFFICMNcIEs-Incoms
i.ssS55 0ni NELLIE LIE T IowE et cAssEI,
Realtor. AID. 4-2llS,
SEE detached 4-family bldes. !:
nice location; in good cond fully
rented. To inspect. call JOHN L.
SHELTON. Realtor, 10. 10000.
SMALL OFFICE BLDG.i close TO
the Statler Hotel suitable for
group Of LAWYERS. accountants.
doctors or . national organization;
very .deslrable priced for Inn
mediate sale. Call Mr.. GlaZer,
JAMES l. DIXON a CO., ST. g.
200.
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GENTLE MODERN-Thjs love

English-basement rambler is
top buy for $4,000 Spacious Nv
ing rm.. family-sized dining rm.,
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED KIT
baths: enormous, completely and
beautifully finished daylight rec
reation rnl. with 2nd fireplace. 90
#. rear porch completes the pic.
ture. Come see this. FREDERICK
w. BERENS SALES, INC, ia. s.
o6oO. REALTORS
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IMMACULATE ALL.BRICK COLO
NAL. large living rm., separate
dining rm., dishwasher and dis
posal In equipped kitchen:
screened-in porch; 3 bedrms.; full
basement. Situated ON q beauti-
full WOODED LOT adjacent to one
OF Virginia's incest parks. Priced
at $lS.750. Call on this now.
Ov. 3-1413. SHANNON a. LUCHS
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KING

For S22.g6O this 2Oth-century
Split-level Is king Of them all--in
size-in plan. Imagined! King-space
4 bedrooms 18th possible), King
ga baths. living. dining, recrea-
tion rooms and king kitchen with
King size' 20Ss down and FHA
trust can make 1t so. Within eye
sight Of high and parochial
schools.
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Mr.. FIT. MYER-Bie, 3 or 4-bed-
rm. and den brick home. in excel
N. Arl. close-in loc.; lge. liv
s sIn,, frepl, ise; sep din; I'm.
Size bedrms. fuli bsmt. with
built-in garage: real Ice. wooded
lot: excel. financing with low dn
payment. Better hurry and see
this one since II has Just been
reduced in price and will soon
sell. ARLINGTON REALTY CO,
IA. $4,000. $500 Wilson blvd
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ECONOMY SPECIAL, 5000 down,
$1,000 mo.-Immae. 2-bedroom
home: newly decorated; sep. din.
nm. equipped kit. with knotty-
pine csbinets; fenced yard alumni
mum storm windows. Owner
transfer forces sale. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP.
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T sPacIossSRSs d 81 TI Hs4 cHAM.
French doors opening onto large
rear screened porch. separate IA
IT, din. rm. with lots Of wall space
THIS HOUSE HAS ALL THOSE
DIFFERENCES THAT MAKES A
REAL HOME! Call now for full
details. CALL METzLER- Realtors,
24li Lee hwy ia. 5-7675. til
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ALEXANDRIA, $3.50 DOwN.-Brick
semidetached in Huntington sub
division. 2 bedrooms, tiled bath.
living room, equipped kitchen, gas
heat, storage attic Priced at
50, BELL REALTY CO.. XII.
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5 BEDRMs., dem. z baths, this
DAYS TOP BUY FOR S26.950.
Here's why: Spacious liv. rm. with
f1repl., full din. rrf1.. de luxe Hot
point kit. with brkfst, nook. 13x2 l
plastered rec I'm. with f1repl. in
full bSmt.: lovely 25-acfe level lot
with terrific view: all city utils.
in an area Of more expensive
homes; L Minis; to 2. {; GRO
I'd LA h.nH01
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AUT0MoTIVE MISC.

WANTED JUNK CARS. highest
price: paid HYATT IRON AND
Sc II. 7-43ll
CROsLEY STATION WAGON, body
and frame with wheels. with OF
without motor, extra parts, best
offer. ~. 7-0I32, JU. o-2777.
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O BATHS. SUPER o-E I KITCHEN,
disp, dishwasher. etc, separate
din. rm.; large liv. rm. with fire-
place: sliding glass doors to patio:
LOTS OF OTHER EXTRA FEA-
TURES. such as carport, ground
level basement. TREES and shrubs
Assume LARGE 49, FIRST
TRUST. Call now for appoint
ment. METZLER-Realt 2417
Lee hwy. ia. 5-7575. til pm.
VIEW OF THE RIVER from this old
Alexandria home. Entrance hall
living rm.. dining srm.. kitchen anc
ia-bath on st floor. 3 excellent
bedrms. and bath on I'd floor: hot.
water heat. Priced at $4,000
S SAL fST Set ItTss S 0y R slaI3
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Janney's iane.Brick rambler. 8
bedrms,, baths. sep. din. rm.,
scr, porch; all rms, large-size;
fully, equip. cleo. kit, fenced rear
lawn. Priced in low 20s; FLA
financing available. BY OWNER,
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m. MN: UNiV.-s bedrm: ram,
bier. Ice. lot. assume @. I. loan
cBrirley Realty, UN alta.
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DELIGHTFUL, stone-front bunea-
low; twin-size bedrms., big family
workshop: aluminium storm vim
dows; S11,750. $1,000 down in
cludes settlement costs. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP
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ANNANDALE.Ideal for children,
Ssdt rsm6,sl fun H d.aS.,b l;ley q
Walking distance to schools,
churches and shopping; excel.
neighborhood, many shade trees,
fenced I'd, G-E kit, DISPOSAL,
dishwasher, util, rm., storage attic,
brand-new washer. drier: $4,000
dn Z. SIA.Qh0 CT. 6.lhA0.
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~ FIRST, THAT IS LARGE
CAN BE ASSUMED ON THIS
SPARKLING 4-bedrm. home, To-
Gated in close-iTi Fails Church.
SS2 per mo-, including principal
and interest: storm windows,
t iensf rear . ysrS Sb,G quiet stEe sy
PAY RENT? CALL METZLER-
Realtors, 24l7 Lee hwy, ia. g.
1915. It'll 9 pm.
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WOODBRIDGE, VA.-Assume CT
payments $67 per month. 3-bed-
room rambler in Belmont. featur-
ing large living room, dining ell,
fully equipped kitchen and full
bath with shower Price includes
washer and drier. Sll. 300 full
price. FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES, INC. ia. 5-262O. REAL
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SPRINGFIELD RAMBLER. 8 bed.
FMS. finished rec, rm.: swim. club
membership avail; $4,000 -dn.
assume 4heo mortgage. S1Ot
monthly: will take Ind trust. FL
4-7TB4.
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a . Ms "a
different ham~e
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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, o. G.
Jsnvery g. ISse
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to the Red Cross. Blood donor
certificates for l6-pint dona-
tons went to Charles Blachly.
Everett Breed and Harry Prue:
8-pint donor certificates to
Robert Clark. David Hut, Earl
Kohn and Virginia Shilling.
Also. at the Naval Research
Laboratory. William Towne re-
ceived an outstanding per-
Torrance rating and Melchor
Quidangen received a 30-year
service award and Raymond
Williams a 20-year service cita-
ton. i. The Civil Service Com
mission has presented 10-year
length-Of-service awards to its
following employees: Willis
Arndt, Mildred Anderson. VAL
erie Aranha, Jack Bachelor,
Wilhelmina Bennett, Joseph
Borowski, Harvey Brown, Ruby
Coleman. Thomas Crafty. VIII
liam Donahue. James Falcon.
jr.; Arlis Franklin, Earl Grand
ison, Josephine Green, Chester
Holmes, Florence Hunsaker,
William jackson, Mabel Keck,
William Kelly. Jack Lantz,
Evelyn Lawson. Jack Lefever,
Robert Lila, George Mattox,
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Cloudy
with chance of a little light rain
today and tonight. low 40
Cloudy, high 4S tomorrow.
Maryland-Rain tonight, low
40-45 in the south and 35-40 in
the north. except 80 in the
mountains. Cloudy, cooler to-
morrow with rain likely, high
$3.50 in the east, 4O-45 in the
west and in the upper 30s in the
mountains.
Virginia-Occasionsl rain to-
day and tonight, low 35-40 in
the mountains and 40-48 else
where. Cloudy and moderate
tomorrow.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Winds west, l0-15
miles per hour tonight, and west
or northwest, 1920 miles per
hour tomorrow. Visibility fair
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on q flight from Pusan to Seoul
They. said there was a fight, but
no one was injured seriously.
The two American pilots, a
West German couple and %
South Koreans were delivered
at the Panmunjom truce head
quarters after several hours
delay. South Korea at first
refused to sign release receipts
provided by the Communists.
A representative of the South
Korean Red Cross, after a tele-
phone call to Seoul, finally
signed.
Receipts Signed
United States and West Ger
man diplomatic representatives
signed the receipts without OBJ
lection. The South Koreans
had feared their signature
might constitute form Of rec
ignition of the regime in the
north.
The first ones released were
the % Koreans. 81 passengers
and a crewman. They walked
through a Gordon Of military
policemen from a Communist
bus to an allied bus. West
German Businessman Johannes
Henrichs and his wife were
next. The last were Willis P.
Hobbs of Vallejo, Calf, the
pilot of the airliner. and Air
Force 1t. Col. Howard Nc
Clellan of Buchanan, Mich.
who was acting as copilot to
log extra flying time. Mr..
Hobbs wore his Korean Ma
tional Airline uniform and Col.
Mcclellan was in his Air Force
uniform without the cap.
The u. N. Command said
eight Koreans from the air.
liner remained in the north and
apparently were seven Red
agents and a child of one of
them.
One of the Korean pas
sengers, Mai. Chung Moo Yum
said he was wounded in the
head during the struggle with
the Communist agents.
Five Reds in Seizure
Other passengers gave this
account:
At least five Communist
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agents actively participated in
taking over the plane as it was
flying between Taejun and Su-
won south of Seoul. One of the
group, wearing a South Korean
army sergeant's uniform. stood
in front of the passengers with
an Mo carbine. Another BRAN
dished a shotgun.
The major and another South
Korean officer were knocked
out with crowbars. The Com
munists then fired six bullets
from a .45-caliber pistol at the
lock of the cabin. door. They
forced their way inside and
halted Mr.. Hobbs efforts to
make radio contact with the
ground.
The plane was landed a few
minutes late at Sunan airport
north of Pyongyang, North
Korean capital.
Met by Soldiers
South Korean National AS
semblyman 700 Bong Soon. one
of those aboard, said the Com
muniSt agents were met by SOL
diers and were separated from
the rest of the passengers. The
rest were taken to an apart
ment building in Pyongyang.
Mr.. Yoo said they were
treated fairly well. were taken
on guided tours and were given
Communist propaganda lee
lures.
Mr.. Hobbs was greeted by his
pretty blond wife. Norma. aft
er his medical check. The Air
Force then drove them and Col.
Mcclellan to Seoul.
II just want to have my fam
lily know that I am okay," said
Col. Mcclellan. Mrs. McClel-
Ian and their six children live
in Buchanan, Mich.
Mr.. Hobbs, appearing healthy
and cheerful, declined to an
swer reporters questions i'm
mediately and explained; I'm
tired. 1 want to go home"
In Seoul, the South Korean
government called the plane
Seizure piracy and abduction
and demanded its return.
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SATELLITES

Sputnik ii = Not visible in
this area now. A series of
early morning passes is due
about March Is.
! Explorer - Not visible with
naked eye. The American sat-
elite does not orbit this far
north and is only about as
bright as a seventh-magnitude
star. However, moonwatch
teams here hope to pick 1t up
on their telescopes later this
month If conditions are favor
able.
Road COnditions--AAA
West: District OF Columbia to Penn
sylvania Turnpike, clear; Pennsylvania
Turnpike. wet: Ohio Turnpike. wet;
u s. 40 west to Ohio, clear. U. s. so
west 10 Ohio. clear.
sns ssh bSSv g w e F Rta sgS s sssT
Richmond south. clear; Diclrict OF Co
lumbia 10 Charlottesville, clear.
North and East; District OF Column
bia to Delaware Memorial Briuse, clear;
New Jersey Turnpike, clear, but house
tratlers banned because OF winds. New
England, clear; District OF Columbia
to Harrisburg. Pa. clear.
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the measure for action this
year.
And the House Rules Com.
mittee is expected to clear an
nuity increase legislation for
House action in the near flu
ture.
The administration last year
was opposed to any annuity in
crease. However, there are
strong indications that the
White House has changed its
stand and that President Eli
senhower will sign a modest
annuity increase bill.
Significant was the state
ment on the Senate floor the
other day by Senator Carlson,
Republican Of Kansas, top
minority member of the Sem
ate Civil Service Committee
and a close friend Of the Pres
ident.
I Senator Carlson declared
that Federal retirees are en-
titled to annuity increases.
THE retirees, who contri-
buted 100 cents on the dollar,
are getting back so cents on
the dollar" Senator Carlson
said. Il think they are entitled
to consideration"
The Senate Civil Service
Committee already has APP
proved a Is per cent increase
for annuitants and the sur
vivorS of deceased retirees,
while the House Civil Service
Committee has approved a 10
per cent raise for the same
group.
ENGINEERS AND SCIEN-
TISTS--As finally approved
last week as part of the rs per
cent classified employe pay
raise bill, those Government
scientists and engineers who
recently received top-of-the-
grade salary increases from the
Civil Service Commission would
also get the proposed rs per
cent raise.
While the measure does con-
tain a provision that the csc
could withhold the rs per cent
| increase from these employees
| if it felt such action was JUST.
fed, this is just a technlcality.
The csc already has the au-
thority to regulate such salaries
according to grade, within
steps, etc.
1t is considered extremely
unlikely that the csc would
deny these employees the raises
proposed for them in the Sem
ate-approved bill.
SUPER GRADES-The Sen
ate-approved bill also would
provide 800 more super-grade
jobs in Government in grades
16 to 10.
1t also would add 38 super
grade jobs in the FBI and pro-
vide for 70 top professional
| positions in the National Insti-
tuteS of Health.
X 4 \
CAPITAL UNDUP
Joseph Spilman. assistant to
the director, Civil Service Com
missions Bureau of Inspections
and Classification ADULTS, is re-
firing after AZ years of out
standing Federal service. He'll
be missed. The csc has
announced an exam for physical
science and engineering aides.
$3.50 to $1,000 a year. :.
Army's Office of the Quarter
master General is recruiting for
the positions of integrated data
systems administrator and ply
steal and biological science
administrator. Walter Reed
Army Medical Center has pre-
Sented sustained superior work
performance awards to Mrs.
Mary Moody, Mrs. Mary Nc
Mahon, Noble Lee Kuster and
Robert GholSton. At Fort
BeIvOir, Bernard Rinehart, Ed
ward Leland and Robert Mar
shall have been promoted to
more important assignments.
Also, seven Fort Belvoir en-
| ployes will participate next
month in the meetings of the
American Congress on Survey
ing and Mapping and the Amer
lean Society of Photogrammetry
at the Shoreham Hotel. They
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

are Randall Esten, j. w. Hal
brook. George Illemszky, John
ArmiStead, George Whiting,
Robert Dudley and Eldon
Sowell. Dr.. Clay Huff has
received the Nays distin-
guished civilian service award.
John Leonard Of the Naval
Research Laboratory has re-
ceived a letter of commentator
from the Secretary of Defense
for donating "a pints of blood
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Lucille Mays. John Mccarthy
Thomas McKenna. ,jr.: Robert
w. Miller, Raymond Mitzel
Mildred Orange. Gloria Patter-
son. Naomi Pearson. Cornelia
Ross. William Scruggs, Lillian
Shepherd, Reida Spell, Marie
Stephens, Arthur Stewart,
Margaret Stroman, H. Ronald
Surgen. Vance Vaniglio. Rich
ard Welcome. Thelma Willis
and Walter Zacofsky.
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THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
increased Annuities
Slated for Retirees
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
star STAFF Writer

An increase In retired Government employees annues is
the cards year following enactment of Federal pay
raise legislation
Both Democratic and administration forces Congress
express support of annuity increase legislation.
The Senate Democratic Policy Committee has scheduled