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WILSON LANE

Is adjacent 10 this Bethesda split
level with ; bedrooms 3 baths.
Rround-lovel panelled family
room, garage near new Jr. Hi.
IInMsnal Of SI1 nNN
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IIe7 W. VA AVE. N.E.-Facins
Gallaudet Coll: lge duplex; sep
din. area: scrd. porch: $50 so:
includes heat and h.w,:7-tt
refgr.; redec. s T U A K T BROS,
NC, DI. 7-2434, DI. 7-S695.
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HILLS MOVERS, LII 1880
Authorized ice. fast careful serV'
ice, installation service.
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Bus and School

Are handy to this Bethesda RAM
bier on l6j' lot OF many trees
and shrubs. il features a foyer.
separate dining room, 3 bed
rooms and . baths. f1aeStone
patio, ground level basement,
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IIe7 W. VA AVE. N.E.-Facins
Gallaudet Coll; lge duplex sep.
din. area: scrd. porch: S62 so:
includes heat and h.w,: 7-ft.
refgr.; redec s T L U A K T BROS,
NC, DI. 7-2434, DI. 7-S695.
33I 18TH ST. N.E.-3-rm. apt:
All util incl: End A.: share
bath Settled couple: no drink
ing; quiet Ii. 7-SO36
1879 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Walk to
work from this bright l-bedroom
apt, incl utilS; S67 so BRODIE
a. COLBERT. INC, Realtors. 2l03I
K St NV, Re. 7-2l2l.
1910 MINTWOOD PL. NV bed
room apt. completely renovated
rent $3.50. See Janitor or call
OIL. 2-S31S.
1928 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Liy. rm q.
bedrm., kit, bath, rear porch,
refgr.: S53.5O mo. WO. 6-6696.
SI5 MARYLAND AVE. NE bed
rms, liv rm., dinette, Kit. and
path: tenant furnishes coeking
gas only; $3.50 mo. FRED A.
1913 OATES ST, NE rms. kit
and bath. Utilis. furn. SO mo
Ii. 6-096O.
1851 HoRNER PL. Sc, mr.. Boiling
Field-Two rms, kit and bath;
only S54 so mo. MR.. NEUMANN,
MA. $4,000.
1918 r, 1. AVE. NE rms. kit,
bath; S55 mo. plus utils.
1904 MILLS AVE. N.E.-Entire end
floor, 3 rooms. bath, porch, heat
furn: S65 mo. 49,.
M n-knon
COLORED-Ii33 T ST. N.W.-Apt.
bldg, 3 rms, kitchenette ano
bath; Adults only Heat and BOT not
with janitor. WM. J. DAVIS INC,
500 18th ST. NV. Ma. S-3556.
COLoRED-I5l: CoRCoRAN ST.
S stts batR a sar on I'm Gas a'i heat
So 80 plus uttlS Key with janitor
VIM. J. DAVIS INC, 500 18th st
INV, Ma. S-3556
COLORFD-2I3I n ST. NV
s sci ARR INC CO, 5-ssio.
Colored, 915 M st. NV.
. rms; semi. pvt. bath ----- $50
> rms; semi pvt. bath ------ 90
> rms; pvt. bath %
New, clean condition. Adults only
Inspect. Res. mgr. Apt. 8.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE co.
1926 14th St NV. AID. 4-9OO5
COLORED-THE TRAYMORE, l7l7
18th ST. n.w.-Effcs.. I'm, kit.
and bath; S69.50 to S74.50. See
janitor, bsInt ait, or call DE.
2-245S or VIII. 6-S@57.
ABC REALTY
290g l4th st. NV.
COLORED-1O3 9Th ST. NV
Apt AZ: rm., kit. and bath: all
utils. incl; no children. only
S62 so mo. MR.. NEUMANN. Ma.
$1,000.
CoLORED-IsOS 3rd ST. NV,
Apt. A. rms, kit. and bath;
heat and hot water included
NO CHILDREN. Only. $3.50 mo
Mr. NEUMANN, MA. S-67OO
COLORED-NR. y. CAP. AND FLA.
AVE. PVT. md fl rms, kit
bath. gas heat. refgr.: $50; or
. employed adults. NO. 1-6lOl.
IORED-2SOI nth ST. NV
Enc. apt. wlnew Pullman kit. and
colorama bath. $50 50 incl. all
utils See elevator man or call DE
---40S, VIII. O-S-Oi.
COLORED-IiOI GIRARD ST. NV.
Bachelor apt .. I'm. w,retgr,
pvt. bath. $40 80, incl. all utilS
See janito- or call DE. 2-245S or
VIII 6-S257.
COLoRED-i9Oi EDISON PL. Ne.
Apt. - rms, kit. and bath
NO CHILDREN. Only $3.50 mo
Mr. NEUMANN. MA. S-67OO
CoLORED-2 RMS. kit. share
bath: cple.. 500 mo, incl. utilS
Conv. tranSp. TU. 2-9362.
coLORED- DESIRABLE APIS.
KITCHEN AND PVT BATH
1Ol5 N st. n W, rms. go SS2 so
1918 N st. NV, rms. $50 94.5O
735 New Jersey ave. NV.
rm. - 5I.5n
9O9 o st. NV, / rm. 1890 5000
1000 P ST NV, rm. % 30
3l4 End st ne, rms a. 30
Call Mr. DAVIS, Ewes. 90. b-16l9
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
Ma. SASS a31 H ST NV.
COZ OPEn
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RHEA RADIN REALTY
Ewes. weekends. FE. 3-249l

FOREST RTS.-Mod. 3 bedrms
Ia baths: tiled bsmt: fenced I'd
mr.. schools; Sl25. 10. 7-2l5O.
GEORGETOWN VILLAGE rambler
3 hndrms.. near MI schools a,1o
shopping, available April !, Sl35,
JAMES c. Comfy q CO. INC
g525 Ga. ave, JU. $1,000.
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BETHESDA

MAR NIH-3-bedrm., brick home,
fe~ced pvt. ward with many trees,
rec rm. Excel. cond. Below
10000.
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GEORGETOWN AREA bedrms
bath. Available April ! Sl5t
mo OIL R-SSGl
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1910 MINTWOOD PL. NV bed
room apt. completely renovated
rent so so. See Janitor or call
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(coNI 'NUEDl

CONGRESS HGTS.-Very bright
clean. beautifully furn., l-bedrm
apt. IN duplex. Laundry facilities
Adults only. Beautiful Quiet
neiRhborh0od 10 p-SHl3
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(cokIINuEol

BOILING FIELD AREA-423 Le-
baum st. Sc, bedrm., $50 mo
.utils. incl. Key at Apt. 203. Re
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1913 OATES ST, NE rms. kit
and bath. Utilis. furn. SO me
IT R-uQHn
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HOUSES FOR SALE-M.E.

1905 QUEENS CHAPEL TER.
1st-foor powder. nm. scr. porch. 3
bedrmS.. baths. Cash required
TRiCE GRAvATTE Me. s-l9@9
COLORED b oedrm. det brk
33S Oglethorpe ST. ne. De luxe
kit, powder room, scr. porch,
brand-new rec. rm, Terriflc value
on easy terms. MR. MURRAY,
LA. 9-366s, Ii 7-2100.
COLORED-oPEN 100 $50 Pm
ST. CRITTENDEN ST. NE FILA
SPECIAL. Beautiful Semidet. b.
I'M. house in exclusive Providence
Hospital neighborhood. All set up
for a nice family. Lge. yard About
$500 down pymt. needed. ASkins
price. Sl5.3OO.
-. KENNEDY ST. N.E-THIS IS
THE BEST! An eXtra-wide semi
Diet. brick in The most exclusive
section of Chillum HgiNs. Il lse
rms with wall-to-wall carpetinC.
lst-h. powder rm., rec. rm with
dlt!oners 60: kit. with Garbage
yard: close to new school and
shop ctr. Unbelievably priced at
Sl5.g5u. Only a CLASSY family de-
sired for this neighborhood. Sub
stantial down pvmL. desired. May
sell il FLA. MRS BARNES, with
GLENN REALTY CO.. RIA. 6-2942.
LA. 9-@6l2.
COLORED-F.H.A. $500 per
month. RIGGS PARK. Semi-det,
brick. 3 bedrms., mod kit, v dis
poSal, dishwaSher. rec I'm, FH.A.
Sl4, 500 with 5000 On.
MURRAY LEVINE AID. 4-3i31
COLORED-GI. Assume 49, loan.
10 years old. Semi-det. ; rooms,
full bsmt., w/rec. rm. Only $3.50,
S4g5 dn.
MURRAY LEVINE AID, i-3I3I
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CONVENIENT Naval HIS
REALTOR
OIL ASH

BOYDS, MD.-SMALL DOWN PAY
MENT-i2-acre eXpandable RAM
bier; move right in.
Hush 7. Peck Wheaton 10. 5000
BRICK OLONIAL-Lsrgc liv rm
with firepl. sen. din. I'm, fine
screened porch, 3 be1rms, = baths,
fin. attic, EooC dry bsmt., Oct ga-
rage, lovely garden. splendid lo-
cation on quiet stree mr. shop
ping, transp, and recreation CEN
ter S22.g5O NO AGENTS
Please. OIL. G-tlS3
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1925 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Liy. rm #
bedrm., kit, bath, rear porch
refgr: $3.50 mo. WO. 6-669b
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TRANSIENT
10 MINUTES TO
CAPITOL BUILDING

ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APIS.
LINENS, CHINA AND KITCHEN
EQUIP, FREE TV; 3 DAYS TO
! MONTH; REASONABLE RATES.
CALI u % 1890
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1918 RI. AVE. NE rms. kit,
bath; S55 mo. plus utils.
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18Th ST. N.E.-3-rm. apt.
util incl: End A.: share
Settled couple pie no drink
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PERFECT

Apt. and services for the discrimi-
mating: 1907 air cond., beautiful
~ furn. incl. linen, cooklng uten.
i s1 Sop s ssS ar eoTner ~ 5t aYa 81
l415 Euclid NV. EMBASSY Row
central loo. at park HU 3-atn:
ONE-YEAR LEASE, guar. against
and 3 bedrm. apis 10 2-0l52
QUE ST NV, I556-Near Dupont
Circle. rm. complete kitchen;
pvt. shower. linens. $50 Vk,
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV, 1901
2-rm. apt: excel. tranSp.: SO per
mo. HU. 3-5l3S.
SCI bedroom: modern building
modern furniture: all utilities
GS5 III I-S3oo
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HOUSES TO SHARE

HYATTS. AREA girls to shar,
furn. 3-br. home wIgirl. He. .,
1888 after 6:3n or IA. 9-0S92.
NV. = Girls. - to IS to share
compl. furn, house washer, drier
TO trans. APPROX $50. JU. 5-O74?
UPPER N.W.-Conv. to transp
stores. Elderly Christian lady
wishes to share her home. Adults
incl. Unfurn.. S15. JU. S-3302.
OR = GIRLS to share with Z
others, near bus: washer-drier
large back yard: TV TIE. 6-3022
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HOUSES FOR sELE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA AREA-Immac 4-oed-
nm. '.il-both splIt-leVel Fin rec.
nm ground level exit Lge. land
sCaDed lot with patio FULLY AIR
CONDITIONED. Priced 10 sci! at
S3I,5Ou. CHEVY CHASE REALTY,
EM B. Smm- eLeS OIL. E-Il.1S
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BLUE RIBBON VANS rooms for
SEQ bonded carriers. Don't wait
too late Call LU 2-1255.
EDELMAN MOVING. STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving,
STORAGE; reas. rates ia 9-2g37.
HILLS TRANSFER CO. sP, 3-0866
-Coverage, reputable work only,
low tariff. free estimates.
HILLS MOVERS, LU. 1-950O-
Authorized ice. fast careful serV-
ice, installation service.
J. 4 x. MOVING COVE move
anything any time; used furn
as part payment DU 7-s655.
KEAHEY'S MOVING, STORAGE
Accredited movers. anything iEe
or small, all locs. CO. 5-6027.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches a specially s L NOR
RIs, To 2-ll50 or To 2-s9O2
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
BUNDY, Tu .-l160, RA. 6-l65"
MOVING large or small Jobs
low rates, call anytime. HIN.
NANT AND SONS, sP. 3-74O5
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country safe storage
in separate rooms. EXPERT packing
Phone NO. 7-0l04. UNION STOR-
AGE Co. INC. Est. 1906.
TAYLOR'S TRANSFER IS rms.
SD and 10. Padded van: STORAGE
facilities, 24-hr. serv. AID. 2-@409
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ALABAMA AVE, I2I9-Only 500
dn. and SO mo. buys this modern
cedar-shingle bungalow on lovely
large lot > rms, concrete Scrn.
fri. porch, bSmt., gas heat, new
house condition. A steal at 50. 80
Call today IA. 9-4474 or IA.
a -ISd
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
WESTMORELAND
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
EDELMAN MOVING. s

BLUE RIBBON VANS rooms for
SEQ bonded carriers. Don't wait
ton late call III OI0IS
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COUNTRY HOME

City living on beautiful Bull
Run farm, IS miles from
White House. 3 bedrms.. ,
baths GE Dashboard heat:
> u -acre stocked FISH pond
for swimming and fishing;
24n acres for hunting quail
and turkey; facilities for
horses and dogs House has
unrestricted view of pic
turesque Bull Run Mountain.
5000 mo. rent. acceptable
tenant Call owner, MRS.
MARSH, at EN-. 2-SS4s, for
information and appoint
ment for inspection.
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ACRE WOODED LOT

Arc5la area; close-in on quiet street
near Eitro, cow Acc; neat A.
bedrm. Cape Cod with sep. dining
rm. and rec rm. Sl.TuO Gown
FHA. SI2S monthly. 10 $3.50.
Suburban Properties Mgt.
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HERNDON- CHANTILLY-CIA AREA
RENT OR SALE bedrms. {! q
baths rec. rm oil heat; immed
occup. Seneca I'd at Rte :. nr
DraneSville. Va. DI. 7-5522;
ewes or week ends, III 7-H4g6
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92a-ga4 W STREET. NV.
Each. , rooms and bath Zoned
C-M-l with opening on alley.
STORY AND CO.. Mrs. Pryse, NE.
S-4lOO. weekend WO. 6-52O2.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

Halo
7-Weother. Sports. News.
Allen SieoeI. MoIkie.
11:l5
4-News. Weather. Sports.
COLOR. Rosh, Forester. Simpson.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
Z Hours. Long John Silver"
1855. Robert Newton, Connie
Silchrist.
II:25
7-soekstose. Bunny Wneck.
1880
4-Joek Poor Show. Variety.
7-Fridoy Night Movie.
Ia Hours. Street With no
Nome." 1916. An FBl agent is
plonted in the midst of gang
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Nay 20
1880

1890
5-Mon Hunt. Detective.
THE Troffic Ticket" Victor
JoY.
7-BIoek Saddle. Western.
THE Killer" A mysterious
ossossin is responsible for the
deoth Of four men. Peter Breck,
Eddie Firestone. tRepeot)
9-Person TO Person.
A visit with Hugh O'Brion, Croio
Stevens and wife Alexis Smith.
10:45
4-Joekpot Bowling.
Bud Collier, commentator.
ll:00
4-News and Local News.
COLOR. Horkness. Word.
5-StuTIight Theoter. Movie.
Ia Hours. THE Lost Continent.
1851. The Air Force sends q
plane otter on otom-powered mis-
sie ond the crew finds rys-
terious lond where prehistoric
beasts roam. Cesar Romero, Hill
loN Brooke.
7-WorId News. McCoffrey.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd. Douglas. OonieIs.
Evening star., 1960-03-21

he has protested to Mr..
Mitchell in a letter. He con-
tended the law requires the
more costly procedure Of OBJ
tanning personal bonds, in
which each person bonded is
identified to the surety COM
pany, and presumably is denied
a bond unless the company
finds the person is a good risk.
Under the Labor Department
method, Senator Goldwater
said, "Hoffa can keep his goons
bonded. where not q one of
them could get a name bond. "
secretary Mitchell" he
added, has shown an apparent
total disregard for Congress
feelings in This matter. and of
legislative irltentn
Senator Mcclellan, Democrat
Of Arkansas. chairman of the
Investigations Subcommittee,
said in a separate interview
that Senator Goldwater is cor
rect in stating what Congress
intended. But he added that
Il am not condemning the
Secretary" because it may
prove that language in the law
itself is misleading.
Evening star., 1960-03-21
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity - Fair
and cold tonight, lowest tenn
perature around 80; increasing
cloudiness and becoming some
what warmer tomorrow.
Virginia-Fair and cold to-
night, lowest from 26 to 80 in
the eastern portion and 20 to
rs in the western: fair tomor-
row morning. becoming some
what warmer with increasing
cloudiness in the afternoon.
Maryland-Fair and cold to-
night, lowest % to 80 in the
eastern portion and II to "a
in the western, fair tomorrow
followed by increasing cloudi-
ness and somewhat warmer:
highest As to SO in the eastern
portion and 35 to As in the
western.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-West to southwest
winds from 10 to Is knots to-
night, southwest winds from
Is to 25 knots tomorrow
weather partly cloudy, with
visibility 10 miles.
Five-Day Forecast for
Washington and Vicinity
March % to 26
Temperatures will average
about 10 degrees below normal.
Normals for Washington are
High, 81; low, SO. Somewhat
warmer tomorrow; colder,
Thursday through Saturday.
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pulled some of the sharpest
teeth from the Landrum-
Griffin labor-management re-
porting law by misinterpreting
one section.
Both the Senate Labor Com
mittee and the Permanent
Subcommittee on Investiga-
tons are keeping a sharp eye
on what develops.
Chiefly at issue is a provi-
sion requiring the bonding of
union officials who handle
union funds and property.
Senator Goldwater told news
men that as Mr.. Mitchell in
terprets this section. Teamster
President James r. Hoffa "can
keep his goons bonded" and in
positions of trust in the scan
dal-stained union. st.ss.
The Labor Department has
ruled that a union which OBJ
tains from a surety company .
blanket or schedule" bond
covering positions of trust
irrespective of who holds the
jobs and without necessarily
identifying the employees to the
surety companies-is in COM
pliance with the law.
Senator Goldwater announced
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job reassignment rights to
Federal employees assigned to
duty outside the United States.
Under the bill, these employees
upon their return to this coun-
try would be entitled to their
former position. If the former
job no longer existed, the en-
ploye would be placed in an
other similar type job without
loss of grade or benefits. If
placement by this method is
impossible, the agency would
be authorized to create an ad-
ditional job for 80 days to en-
able the returning employe to
seek a permanent position. If
not able. to find a suitable job
within 80 days, the individual
would be separated under
normal reduction-in-fo pro-
cedures.
Under, present policy, en-
ployes who leave jobs in WASH
ington or elsewhere in the
United States to accept over
seas assignments have no
guaranteed re-e ploym e mt
rights upon completion of their
tours.
Evening star., 1960-03-21

not to exceed IS per cent OF
the salary being paid them prior
to their partial retirement.
HEW officials recently pre-
sented the plan to the csc and
personnel officials of the vari-
Gus Government agencies. The
csc then asked the various
agencies for their views. Legis-
lation would be required to put
the plan into operation and the
CSC wanted the agencies views
before deciding whether to rec
ommend to the Budget Bureau
that such legislation be request
ed Of Congress.
However, on the basis of the
various agency comments and
the reaction Of its own officials,
the CSC is expected to decide
against asking Congress to ap-
prove such a plan.
The HEW proposal would
allow employees to taper of
their careers gradually, if their
agencies wanted to retain their
part-time services and the en-
ployes were agreeable to such
an arrangement. HEW officials
declare that such a system
would benefit both Government
and employees, protecting agen-
cies against the sudden loss OF
service Of valuable employees,
and gradually preparing en-
ployes for retirement.
However. many agencies are
cool to the plan. declaring that
it would cause many admins
trative probe ms, prevent
younger employees from ad-
vancing more rapidly to
choicer jobs, and result in IA
voritism in selecting some en-
ployes for gradual retirement
and not permitting the same
arrangement for others.
csc officials also are in
clined to feel that the plan Is
not feasible. Furthermore, csc
officials declare that employees
now can be rehired after re-
tirement, although the flnan-
cial arrangement to the en-
ploye isn't as liberal as it would
be under the HEW plan.
NEW acknowledgement
tative Jacob Gilbert, Demo-
crat Of New York has been ap-
pointed to the House Civil
Service Committee. Mr.. Gilbert
issued a statement declaring
he was very happy" to serve
on the committee "and will
give me an opportunity to be
of special service to our post
ONCE and classified employees.
-
IRIS PRoMISE-In a spe-
Evening star., 1960-03-21
columnist to speok

Leonard Hall, nature column
ist for the st. Louis Post Dis
patch, will give an illustrated
lecture. "An Ozark Anthology"
to members of the Audubon
Society at Sis pm. tomorrow
The lecture will be given in the
auditorium of the Smithsonian
Institution, Constitution avenue
and Tenth street NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-21

cial letter to Internal Revenue
Service employees, IRIS Com
missioner Dana Latham prom
ised them that he will make a
vigorous" effort to have the
Senate restore the cuts made
by the House in the agency's
1861 budget requests.
If the House cuts prevail, ii
would cut from 1900 to 900
the number of new jobs sought
and would eliminate all Blue
Ribbon" promotions among
key IRIS employees during the
next fiscal year. Mr.. Latham
said. However, the IRIS chief
expressed confidence that the
Senate will restore most of the
funds and said the agency ex-
poets to continue blue Rib
bon" promotions as planned.
CONTRACTING-OUT BAN
Oscar Rexer, jr.. president of
the National Association OF
Federal Career Employees, met
recently with members of
Congress to urge a rider to the
1861 Defense Department ap-
preparations bill banning the
contracting out to industry of
work traditionally done by
Federal career civilian en-
ployes. other employe groups
are making similar efforts on
behalf of the rider.
The Naval Weapons Plant
here, which is faced with dras-
tic layoffs Of its employees, has
much at stake in the proposed
rider. which could work to the
advantage Of the installation
and its civilion employees.
Il
JOB RIGHTS-A House Civil
Service subcommittee headed
by Representative Irwin, Dem
ocrat Of Connecticut, will soon
hold hearings on a bill giving
Evening star., 1960-03-21
Chang Gains
Third Term
Unopposed

TA1PEI, Formosa, Mar. q
(AP).-Generalissimo Chan;
Kai-shek was reelected with,
out opposition today to a thirC
six-year term as president o
Nationalist China.
Flags Of the republic bios.
lsomed in Taipei, and firecrackel
barrages were set of through.
out the country.
The National Assembly, sit.
ting as the nations electora,
college, gave the 73-year-olc
leader 1.4S1 votes out Of $50!
ballots cast. The remaining q
ballots were blank-an anti.
Chang expression-and were
declared invalid.
This amounted to 9S.14 pei
cent of the ballots, far mort
than Gen. Chang received II
his previous two elections. HI
won SO per cent of the vott
when he was first elected al
Marking in 1948 and 95 PEI
cent in Taipei in 1854.
AS an unoppoSed candidate
he needed only 789 votes fol
election. AS soon as this mum.
Der was reached, announce.
ment of the reelection wa!
broadcast over the nations
radios.
Gen. Chang, although {
member of the National As.
sembly. was not present for thu
balloting.
The National Assembly vii
meet again tomorrow to elect
Vice President Chen Cheng Il
his second term. He also is un.
opposed.
The president and his run.
ming mate will be inaugurateC
on May 20.
The Nationalist constitution
prohibits a third term for thu
president and vice president
but in order to keep Gen
Chang in office the prohibi'
ton was suspended until tn,
national regime recaptures thu
Communicated mainland.
Gen. Chang and Mr.. Chen
81. have much in common.
Both are strong men, unwa,
vering in their determination
to held the offshore islands anC
not to talk peace with the Chi,
nese Communists.
Both are military men. Gen
Chang wears five stars as tht
generalisSimo, while Mr.. Cher
is entitled to wear four as {
general first grade. But Mr.
Chen has vowed that he viii
not don his uniform again un
til Nationalist forces invade thu
mainland.
Both are natives of the sea,
board province Of Chekiang
Both have fought against tht
warlords, the japanese anC
against the Chinese Commu,
nists.
Gen. Chang has been tor
man in China since the deatl
in 1925 Of DR.. Sun Yat-sen
founder Of the Republic O
China.
Evening star., 1960-03-21

FURNISHED by the U. s. Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Evening star., 1960-03-21
Iruq Envoy to Chino

BAGHDAD, Iraq, Mar. 81
(APD The Foreign Ministry
said yesterday Undersecertary
Sayid Abdul Hak Fadhil has
been appointed as Iraq's first
A m b a ssador to Communist
China.
Evening star., 1960-03-21
GoIdwoterHits Mitchell
AsSoftening Union Law
BY the Associated Press

Senator Goldwaer Republican of Arizona has accused
Secretary Of Labor Mitchell Of apparent total disregard for
the will OF Congress the new antcorrupton
laws Interpretation.
The dispute may trigger twin Senate investigations Of
whether Senator Goidwaer contends Mr. Mitchell has
Evening star., 1960-03-21
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
CSC Will Oppose
GroduoI Retirement
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star StafI Writer

The Civil Service Commission is expected make an
adverse report the gradual retirement plan for Federal
Employees.
Proposed by Health. Education and Welfare Department
officials the would allow employees to retire gradual
basis drawing combination of salary and retirement annuity