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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

FOUR CoRNERs-De luxe rambler
2Ha baths: all brick; built-in Ga.
rage, f1repl. In liv. rm.. porch;
prestige location: FHA terms. c
p. FLETCHER. Open 80, 10
5-4677.
FLOWER AREA = Lge
4-bedrm., den, 2-bsth brick: din
rm., bsmt., rec. rm.; central all
cond.: garage; lge. lot, greenhouse
For appt. call o. D. FIELD. INC.
JU. 5-7l13 or EV. 4-6392.
HTLLs-3-bedrm. brick
rambler; full bsmt., newly dec;
biks. schools, mr.. Shopping. Sis.
$50. 1902 Gould I'd. VIII. 2-0497
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., mr.
AsSly AEe q!dlaSS T.@oS.l.S SsaE i.rnhUuss.4 nfT s4O
story, 8 bedrms., very neat place
new small pony barn on ~
acres Of nice. land. pond sne
stream. Priced at S22,92O with
1000 down. Owner will carry
balance OF mortsage. Also extrs
land available connected TO prop,
erty. Many other good buys OF
farms, homes, lots and screag,
McoREw ii q DsE REAI e STATE ssT cfs Tfa1af hh
once 50i-WH. 6-iO56. Ewes
3O1-WA. $3.50.
GREEN ACRES-S19, ,750, brick Co
lonial, excel. cnnd., Q bedrms.
liv. rm, den, comb. family rm
and de luxe kit, screened porch
patio, paneled rec. rm., full hsmt
OIL. 2-2q04.
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TO SETTLE ESTATE
LIVE RENT FREE
WESLEY HEIGHTS

Smaller house on secluded 44th
place; well developed garden; den,
clubrm., double garage. Most un-
usual terms. For appt. call Mrs.
Harkless (FE. 3-2S24).
lea XnY "a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
observation-disclosures

BKTHESDA-KENgINGTON - g.
bedroom Cape Cod; fun basement
With REC; roem, Close 70 schools.
l1246 Georgia ave. LIST WITH
Us FOR RESULTS.
BETHESDA - STOP THE SHOW!
Exclusive Locust Hills, near NH
and Naval Hospital. All-hrick
with heavy slate roof. Wooded lot
APPROX. 7Sx160. Spacious center
hall plan. large paneled library,
powder room, breakfast aleove,
3 TWIN bedrms., 2 baths on end
moor: delightful screened porch,
basement, gear garage: S31,950.
Owner leaves July / FRANK S.
/ PHILLIPS, INC, OIL. 2-7006: Mr..
Bradford, VIII. 6-7771.
BETHEsDA-4-bedroom, 2-yr.-old
spltt-level, rec. rm., full hsmt,
nrepL: fenced lot. carpt.- SIS, 800.
GIULIAN0 Real Estate, OIL. 4-1l00
one Of Our Fine Exclusives
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ADELPHI
SMALL ESTATE
,AIR-COND. RAMBLER
KEN DRUSKIN & co.

ANDREWS (Fleischman Villaee)-
3-bedrm. brick Colonial: sep. din,
rm., flrepl., scr. porch, full bsmt,
FHA, $4,000. OWNER, LA.
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PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
Owner Being Transferred
BETHESDA
CHEVY CHASE HOMES

CHEVY CHASE HOME
$4,000: immac, brick Cape
Cod: liv. rm. wL1repl.., sep.
din. rm., mod. kit, 2 bed
rms. and bath on LIST FIR:
stairs to expandable 2nd
flr,: full bsmt with beauti-
ful paneled rec. rm.; fenced
yard.
S19.50O: g. bedroom brick
English rambler: liv. room
and study with Wv. car
peting:. stairs to expand
able 2nd Or. Lower level:
Mod kit, din. rm., family
rn. with built-in TV: many
extras; scr. porch: FHA ap-
praised.
$19.60O; newly decor, 81
bedrm., brick rambler, conv.
schools, shopping and
transp.. sep. din. area, mod.
kit, full bsnt. and pan
eled rec. rm., carport.
S22,SoO; a wonderful home
for o small family, brick
Cape Cod with slate roof,
entr. hall, f1repl. in spa
ciouS liv. rm,, full-sized
fist. area, rec. rril., scr.
porch, garase.
S26,750: mod. brick and
California redwood rambler,
center hall, 8 bedrms., 2
baths, all-elec. kit, with
brktst. alcove, 2 firepl, par
TALLY finished rec. Tm,, 4th
bedrm., carport with circu-
lar drive, well handicapped
I'd. Texas owner says must
sell quickly.
S275O0; Just 1 blk. to
transp., close in Chevy
Chase, immac. brick Cape
Cod with slate roof, liv. rin.
with firepl., sep. din. rm.,
mod. kit, bedrm. or study,
full bath on 1st fir, 2 mas.
ter bedrms. and bath on End
mr., rec, rm. w/bar and dre-
pl. in full bsmt.
S33,50O. Unique Center-hall
rambler, 27-ft. liy. fm.,
with firepl,, huge din, rm..
all-elec. kit, with cheer
full brkfst. area, patio, pan
eled den, or huge bedrm., 3
baths, rec. rm. w/frepl.
S39,95O: iust one blk. TO
Chevy Chase Country Club,
charming stone Colonial,
center hall, formal din. rm.,
mod. kit, with adjoining
brkfSt. rm., study, bedrm.
and full bath on 1st fir..
3 twin-sized bedrms., en-
closed foyer or 4th bedrm.,
2 baths on End FIR, garage,
beautiful yd.
List Your Home With
KORZENDORFER
1924 Wisconsin Ave.
SEALTOR OIL. 4-S1
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

BROOKMONT-Pretty brick Cape
Cod. Liv. rrn. with fireplace,
separate din. rn., kit. with table
space, 3 bedrms., Ia baths,
screened porch and garase; bSmt
workshop and space for rec. room
Priced for quick sale at $1S,500,
Call Mrs. Fritz. VIII. 6-3564. with
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS CO.. 10
5-l014.
BURNT MILLS HILLS-Unusually
beautiful Greenland type setting
of wonderful landscaping and lge
trees; lot 160x335. WILLIAMSBURG
Colonial brick, LIST q. den, bath;
8 twin bedrms., 2 baths on End a
8 fireplaees, gar. -hot-water heat,
etc.
R. A. HUMPHREYS ~. $4,000
CALIFORNIA redwood split-leveli
3 bedrms., Ia baths, Wall-to-wsl
carpeting, air cond., walking dist
to parochial and public schools
corner lot. Assume owner 4laTs
loan BY buying equity. $4,000 viii
handle. LO. 5-4l46.
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ROSEMARY HILLS
SILVER SPRING
Open Sat, Sun. and 4th
THOMPSON co, JU. $4,000

Sill. SPRING, nr. Wheaton Plaza
pools-Beaut. court, lovely lot
trees, ramb. 3 t.-size bedrms.. din
rm., liv. rm., lge. kit, rec. rm.,
flrepils.; bsmt. air cond. 4RT
loan. S21 900 LO. $3.50.
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KENSINGT0N--3-bedrm det. RAM
bier; "a baths, bsmt,, lge. lot;
vacant; S495 dn.; move in with
dn. pymt. OWNER, LO. 5-2131
KENSINGToN, beaut. Rock Greek
Hills-Lge. 2-yr.-old brick split
level, 6 bedrmS, 4 baths, family
nm, Gear garage. owner trans
KELLER WooDMooR AGENcY 81
CORP, JU. 5-7lOO. 9 to 8.
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Co-EXCLUaIvE
T 2 REEF I'M

KENWOOD AREA; LARGE FAM.
HY!-Brand new bi-level that
truly is masterpiece of fine
quality: = bedrooms and 3 baths
All brick with heavy slate roof
Public and parochial schools, ont
block to the fabulous new West.
wood shopping center. Terrific
value in LOWER 40s! FRANK s
MeaSeIl nI, 41S7S
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ANDREWS AREA, 49I8 Harvest I'd !.
tSI5Ssdrm; attsaSsd s.-s 6gick Z. ram rambler , With
shade and fruit trees, patio and
separate din. rm., kit. with break
fast area. Large FHA or FHA an
service loan avail. for assumption
with lnn dnnun IA nurnnnt A f.a
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

BETHESBA-Brk. rambler in coun-
try club area-1a-acre level lot,
garage, rec. rm. and summer kit,
2 flrepIs., porch, 3 bedrms., 2
baths. large master bedrm.; as
,sume 5H4so loan. Upper 20s.
BETHESDA REALTY OIL, 4-1415
BETHESDA-Well-kept Dutch Co.
lonial. Perfect neighborhood for
children, yet close to transp. 3
bedrms., pan. rec. rm.; garage
h.-w. heat. Low 20s. A. v, PI-
SAM, Realtors, OIL. 4-75O0; ewes
VIII. 2-3095.
BETHESDA - Centrally air-eond
Cavalier split level in choice loca-
eathedFai.cefInEed SAni iiving fnlsAaSs Tn, ssp
arate dining rm., modern, com.
pletely equipped kitchen with table
space, 3 bedrms.. ga baths, and
rec. rm. with bar. Many extras
including wooded setting, wall-to-
wall carpeting, drapes, and good,
assumable. loan. Priced for imme-
ANpR1s RaALrY Rist Oh he a-aSso 56T I'll INS 3
BETHEsDA-Central-entrance brick
Colonial has living rm. with fire.
place, separate dining rm., kitch.
en- with good table space, powder
rm. and screened porch, on main
level. bedrms. up. Full base
ment, Lovely wooded lot. I'm.
maculate condition. Mid-20s.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9O70 til 9
BETHESDA-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier; full bsmt.: S16.950. Assume
large GI loan. Ewes, EN-. $500.
r. A, HUMPHREYS, pO. 2-3226
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\ TREMENDOUS HOUSE BARGAIN
ONLY $3.50 DOWN PAYMENT
10 ACRES

EDNoR custom stone rambler on
lovely ground with 1-acre pend,
2 streams, 3 bedrms., 2z baths,
BBHW HEAT, 2 frepls. Acreage
could be sub-divided. PO. 2-3l40.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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CHEVY CHASE

New house on dead-end street ir
Rosemary and Blessed Sacrament
school districts. Centrally air,
cond., center hall, 4 bedTms., ~
baths, mahog. paneled study
fully equip. elec. kit. with walnur
cabinets and large breakfast
area. 20' master bedrm. has slid,
ing door to private balcony. Liv
rm. and din: rm. has sliding dool
to..rst 70 patio, Srd floor can be :; ;
financing. Builder must sell. vii
accept offer in low 4Os. Out Conn
ave. to Raymond ST., right to 34l3
OPEN / to 8 SUN. AND MON. OIL
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bf0pgn

BETHESDA, Mr.. NIH-Attractively
shaded brick Cape Cod. LiV, rm
wIfirepl., full din. nm, kit. " ltablt
bedrms:. dem, j v baths. TILED
bsnt.. oVer.sized gar, scrn. porch
outdoor firepl., a superb home
Lower 20s, financing. OIL 2-0S62
Open Sat, Sun, Mon, III. From
Bethesda center, Ia mi. out Ole
Georgetown to Suburban Hosp,
left en- Lincoln, 3 blks., left on
Garfield to 5000.
BETHESDA AREA-Large moderr
brk. residence, centrally air cond
Ideal tor doctor. with huge ground,
level bsmt. suitable for Offices, d.
luxe upper bracket home, cal
Mr.. Tall, OIL. 2-2S76, LEGUM 4
GERBER REALTY EN- 2-o000
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BH0gpGn
ACRES

eGsFoM eEgFns' pEs1oiNSEn,s iS 8 e6hAII4S nAIEHs
CONSTRUCTION, -VERMiCULITE
PLASTERING. FROM S25,95O
EXCELLENT FINANCING. OPEN
DAILY AND SUNDAY.
DIRECTIONS; Drive out Colesvillt
I'd. from Silver Spring. or Out
N. H. ave. extended to Coles
vile rd.. past White Oak shop.
ping center told Rte. 29), con.
tinue to 1871 Colesville I'd. OuI
sign will direct. you to. our sample
home. 80 minutes from down
town.
Phifer Investment Corp.
MA. 2-O9s0 MA. 10000 Ma. 2-OO22
CARROLL KNOLLS - on Georgia
ave. 3-bedrm. brk rambler with
separate din. rm., bsmt., rec. rm.
21x2G; fenced rear yard. Price
$4,000, with FLA financing avail
4; C: HOUGHToN q SON, INC.
OIL. 4-796S.
CAROL KNOLLS-Assume hieh q.
loan on this lovely 4-hedrm. ~
bath brk, split; walk to bus
elemen.. school and rec. center.
owner transferred. Mcintosh Rea
Estate Co, JU. 1888
CARROLL KNOLLS-By owner;
bedrm. brk. rambler; liv. rm
w/nrepl.. rec. rm.. full bsmt
fenced yard, ideal loc. S17,750
1908 Finch st., Sill. Spg., 10. s.
6l36.
CHEVY CHASE; BY APPOINTMENT
ONLY--Luxury williamsburg Colo
NAL: 4 hedrms., 2 baths: 1st-fiool
FAMILY ROOM and powder room
TOMORROW'S KITC HEN, rec
room, garage, etc.; priced uppel
40s. Phone MR.. DUMONT, OIL
4.7629. THOS ]. FISHER g. CO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD,
tcoNrINuEpI
HITI.MEAD


BRICK RAMBLER in fine COM
B4nitS Bst pvi tsSssd sSSs 1ssrT s .:D sa5s sE,fht
area and els kit. Asking S20.950.
Mitchell, Berres 4; Ringlsnd
OIL. 2-8242 OIL. 2-345e
BETHESDA-Brick Cape Cod; 4
bedrms., baths, screened porch,
carport. Near NH. Naval Hos
S17,500. FHA or conventional
loan. Open ewes, week ends. Call
Oh. 2-490s for appointment.
BETHESDA.KENWOOD AREA -
Lovely white brick WILLIAMSBURG
Colonial. with Q barrel Of charm
Immaeulate condition. Large mod
on End floor: full basement: /:
screen porch, built-in garage.
heavy slate roof. Beautiful level
lot with an abundance OF cool
shade. MID 20s-MUST BE SOLD
QUIcKLYI FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
NC oL. o. 2-7oo6, Mr.. Murray.
BETHESDA-KENWOOD AREA =
Beautiful brick rambler that
looks like q magazine pictured
Gorgeous big lot, Handicapped to
perfection, Center-hall, separate
din. rm.. 8 bedrms.. 8 baths. rec.
rm. in full basement. delightful
screen porch, attached garage
UPPER 30s-OWNER'S LEAVING
TOWN. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC. OIL. 2-7O06, Mr.. Sawckyn,
OIL. 6-1S17.
BETHESDA-3-bedrm. brick Colo
NAL, only $4,000 with, excel.
kit, and powder rm. on 1st H.;
bsmt. and level lot. Call Mrs.
Joffe, EN-. 2-7S40. W
MITCHELL. BERREs & R1NoI.AND
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.E.

COOL, AIR CONDITIONED, 3 bed
rms, screened patio; sacrifice.
Owner leaving town. LA. 9-2S65.
ONLY $4,000
This is one you have to see. Lge.
5-bedrm. home wIfull bsmt., liv.
rm. wEfirepl., / "a baths, oil hot
water heat; lot size 64.4 wide K
216 It; deep. Too see' call otero'
zAdAMI REALTY CO., REALToR
CULORED-RIGGS PARK 5s18-
5S15 5th street melvin, semi
det houses for two neighbors or
GOOD friends. 3 bedrmS., mod. kit.
3 disp. and dishwashers; knotty-
pine rec. rTn., Wv. carpet; many
extras, S15,950; low down pay
MURRAY LEVINE Ia. 9.3144
COLORED--s295 DN.; GIRARD
ST. N.E.-Oppor, for purchaser
with good credit to buy solid
tapestry brick home. Side hall, 8
large rooms, full bath, . porches,
outside entr. to full bsmt.
Murray Levine, Ia. 9-5144
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FIRST TINE OFFERED

FIRST TIME OFFERED
Charming. detached brick house
with shaded fenced garden, in ex-
to WestbrooE School, Living room
dining room, modern kitchen
screened porch: two bedrooms anc
bath on second floor; pine-panelec
recreation room. For further in.
formation call Mrs. Sargent, OIL
4-41S4.
DIRECTIONS: Out River I'd. Il
ventnor rd., left on Ventnor to
house.
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BETHESDA j..
DENTIST OR DOCTOR
HOME AND OFFICE
@EQgpen
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 to 6
44l4 SAUL ROAD

Detached brick rambler on promi.
nent corner lot. 3 years old. Hal
complete dental ONCE in base.
ment with a private entrance.
House proper has q large Twins
room with Q fireplace, separate
dining room overlooking rollfnl
land. 3 large bedrooms, 2 full
baths, powder room, large al
electric kitchen with plenty oi
cabinets, dishwasher. disposa
and table space, recreation room
with fireplace, large storage at,
tic. Fenced rear yard. Gas heat
For private buyers, ONCE in base
ment can be used as extra bed.
room, Convenient to schools anC
churches.
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
Owner Being Transferred
DIRECTIONS: Out Wisconsin ave.
nue. to the first traffic light past
the NAVAL. HOSPITAL CEDAR
LANE right 8 blocks on Cedar
lane to Saul road.
r. A. HunphrieS & Sons
REALTORS
MA. S-5020 2 Mass Ave. NV
EVENINGS, cali OIL. 2-5094
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Adelphi
80.
Cottage City

BRICK, 4-bedrm. Cape Cod: Q
baths, bsmt., rec. rm.. garage,
other extras; large lot; only
Evening star., 1960-07-02

bargain hunters
only-If you act quickly you may
be able to own q new 3-bedrm
home with full bsmt. for as low al
$4,000 plus lot cost. This is a
Sl6.500 value, you save thousands
Of dollars by helping with the
building Call now as there are
only 8 lots avail. VII. 2-7722r
MR. BEST.
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KENSINGTON AREA
Mr.. ELEM. SCHOOL, TRANSP.
3110 HOMEWOOD PKWY.

OPEN SUNDAY, l-B
Brick English bsmt. Attr. spacious
home, with 2 firepls. q in nv
rm., 1 in family rm0, 3 bedrmS.,
baths; huge trees on deep lot;
built-in garage. Substan. and
immac. cond. Assume 4hes FHA
Dir: Out Conn. right on 1Py Plyer,
Mill rd., right on Warner ave. q
few yds, left on Homewood.
DU. 1868 EN-. 3-5049
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CHEVY CHASE-Nearly new, 8
bedrm., 2-bath split-level: screened
porch; close to D. C. line; uppel
20s. BETHESDA HOMES, NC.
OIL. 4-SlO4,
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TakOn1a Park
Powder Mill Estate

LARGER BRICK. RAMBLER with
all the extras including Florida
rm.. gear brk. garage; on "a
acre: a "must-see" home; only
S27,5OO.
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Betty Schloss, Realtor

KENSINGTON, assume large dl
4Ae0 loan-Corner 4-bedrm,, ga
bath brick rambler, only s yrs
old, with finished rec. room and
beaut. patio. Call nov to see this
special offering.
RALPH D. COHN LO, 5-S7l 1
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All Of q Sudden
Mrs. Lewis Gave
Birth to q Buby

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 2 (AP)
The Richard Lewises' fourth
child was a complete surprise
even to 32-year-old Mrs. Lewis
Her husband, Capt. Richard
Lewis Of the Los Angeles Fire
Department, related yesterday:
I'VE were just sitting around
the house Sunday when Ellen
said, I feel like I'm going to
have a baby thought she was
kidding so I just grinned and
said. That's f1ne-go ahead
I'm not fooling,' she told
me. And, by golly. she wasn't!
I tried to call the doctor, but ]
could see right away there
wouldn't be time. 1t was up
to me-"
Mr.. Lewis teaches birth pro-
cedures to fire department
emergency crews, but:
Things got kind Of fuzzy at
one point and I couldn't re-
member all the details . but
finally the baby was born-7
pounds 612 ounces. The doctor
arrived and Ellen was taken to
the hospital"
1t was a boy, the second for
the Lewises.
Mrs. Lewis said she thought
nothing of her only indication
of pregnancy - the need to
change from a size II dress
to a Is.
Unexpected births, obstetri-
clans said, are extremely rare,
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Bank to Give Up
$3.50, Get Back
81 Million Check

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Feb
2 (AP).-An even swap-S22.9O
for a S4,Oo0,O22.75 check-to-
day ended a wrangle over a
check-writing mistake which
gave an Air Force sergeant's
wife national attention and
cost a girl bank teller her job,
When Mrs. James Walsh
bought a bank check for a 15-
cent service charge to pay a
STATS television repair bill, she
later discovered the sum on the
check was 81 million too much
She declined to return 1t at
once. Her husband few the
check to Labrador to show
buddies there.
The Hadley Falls Trust Co,
of Holyoke fired Teller Ann
Halliwell. Mrs. Walsh said she
wouldn't give the check back
unless the girl got her job
back. The bank started court
action. A district court judge
yesterday cut the whole two
month wrangle short when he
termed it senseless. And law
yers for Mrs. Walsh and the
bank agreed that the bank
would get the check back and
Mrs. Walsh would get back her
S22.75. plus Is cents.
But Miss Halliwell's future
vas not part of the final set
tlement. At last reports she
was still looking for a job.
Evening star., 1960-02-02
Social Security
Names Deputy
By the Associated Press

Joseph H. Meyers, a career
Government employe since
1896. today was promoted to
deputy commissioner of the So
cial Security Administration.
Mr.. Meyers has been an as
sistant general counsel of the
Department of Health, Educa-
ton and Welfare. He succeeds
George K. Wyman, who re-
signed recently.
Mr.. Meyers was born in Bal
timore in 1904. His experience
with the social security law
dates back to 1886 when he en-
tered the Government as a
member of the Office of the gen.
eral counsel of the old Social
Security Board.
He will be paid $17,500 a year
in his new post.
Evening star., 1960-02-02
.TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Fair
and continued cold tonight with
the low temperature near 25;
fair and continued cold tomor-
row.
misunderstanding and cold
tonight with low of IS to 90
In the mountains and in the 20s
elsewhere; partly cloudy and
cold tomorrow.
Maryland-Some cloudiness
and colder tonight with low of
Is to 20 in the west and in the
2os in the east; partly cloudy
and colder tomorrow.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Northerly winds 10
to 20 miles per hour increasing
to IS to 25 miles per hour late
tonight and tomorrow; partly
cloudy; visibility 10 miles.
AAA Road Report
West District of Columbia to Penn
tylvania turnpike, clear; Pennsylvania
turnpike, clear except slippery in the
DONEGAL area and partly snow covered
At the far western end; Ohio turnpike.
wet and slushy in the east and wet in
Evening star., 1960-02-02

legged looting and extortion in
various police districts through
out the city. So far, 13 police
men have been charged with
criminal activities.
On another front, there was
speculation that Mayor Daley's
flve-man commission may ask
Rear Admiral Daniel Gallery.
a World War II hero now sta
toned in San Juan, Puerto
Rico, to take over the post of
permanent commissioner of
police. Mr.. Phelan stepped in
when Commissioner Timothy
O'Connor resigned, pleading
Ill health.
There was no verification of
the report, but Admiral Gallery
said he was interested in the
job.
In still another development,
two civil service examiners
questioned II persons in an
investigation of charges that
some patrolmen and detectives
taking tests for sergeants' rat
ings purchased copies Of the
civil service examination be-
Evening star., 1960-02-02

pass an education measure that
calls for expenditures very far
out of line with the Presidents
recommendations.
On civil rights, Mr.. Halleck
predicted that the House will
pass a bill with strong Repub-
lican support. He said between
1876 and lao of the 152 Repub-
licanS in the House will vote
for the measure when it gets to
the House floor.
He said he is confident that
the Rules Committee will clear
the bill soon. The committee
yesterday agreed to start hear
ingS Thursday and a goal of
February II has been set for
passage. The Senate leader
ship has agreed to take up the
measure February Is.
Attorney General Rogers at
tended the White House con-
ference, discussing his new pro-
Iposal for court-appointed ref
erees to protect voting rights,
Mr.. Halleck said there "seems
to be a lot of support for some
such arrangement" but he said
he could not predict what the
final result will be.
Evening star., 1960-02-02

administration recommenda-
tionS.
House Republican Leader
Halleck said that Democrats
controlling Congress will have
to bear the responsibility" if
legislation to help the farm
situation is not passed this
year.
Mr.. Halleck added that every
one realizes that in many areas
"the farmer is the low man on
the totem pole of our economy
He said the proposals made by
Mr.. Eisenhower during the re-
cent years would improve the
lot Of the farmer" but that by
and-large those proposals have
fallen on deaf ears of Demo
Gratis controlling Congress-"
The Republican congressional
leaders also discussed with the
President various pending pro.
posals for civil rights and Fed
eral aid to education.
Mr.. Halleck said that he die
not believe the House woulc
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were denying procedural SAFE
guards to employees.
The Civil Service Commission
had asked the court to review
its decision, declaring that it
would force a complete over
haul of the Governments re-
iuction-in-force procedures and
cause havoc in Government,
making any large reduction
program in Federal agencies
almost impossible to administer.
In reversing itself the Court
of Claims accepted the CSC's
contention that Section IA OF
the Veterans Preference Act
which applies to dismissals or
suspensions for cause is differ
ent from section u of the act
which applies to layoffs for
economy reasons, reorganiza-
tions and similar reasons.
In its original decision the
court had held that Section IA,
which guarantees veterans the
right to 80 days specific notice
before dismissalS or suspensions
for cause, plus the right to
written charges, a hearing
appeals and other safeguards,
also should apply to reductions
in-force.
However, the csc contended
that Section IA does not apply
to regular layoffs. The csc
said that Section IL of the
Veterans Preference Act ap-
plies to reductions-in-force and
that this merely requires agen-
cieS to give employees a gen
eral" notice 80 days in advance
Of a contemplated layoff and
even less than a 30-day spe-
cific notice to this effect.
The Court Of Claims in its
original decision declared that
Federal agencies under regular
layoffs were required to give
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employees at least 80 days spe-
ciflc notice before the separa-
tions took place.
However. in its new decision
the court agreed that a general
30-day notice in advance of a
contemplated layoff was suf-
ficient.
The court in its amended
decision also agreed that the
Civil Service Commission has
the right to determine the
qualifications of a person in
determining his eligibility to
I'LL another job in an agency
after he has been bumped"
from their original position as
the result of a reduction in
force.
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Maryland Women
Dies of Burns

FREDERICK, Md, Feb. O.
Miss Hilda L. Deberry, 35, oi
nearby New Midway, died yes.
terday at Frederick Memorial
Hospital from burns suffered
last December 18 at her home
Police said Miss DeBerry's
clothing was ignited when she
fell asleep while smoking.