davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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AkL 5. owner Will sell or rent
:;oeorm. semidet, brick: 51l 26th
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CHEVY CHASE

34AAASS
Gracious family living in wohl.
shire; q quiet and convenient
neighborhood Of 2-story and
split-level Colonial homes; ] blk.
beyond Western ave. on River fd.
to Wohlshire sign.
Wohlfarth Development
CORP. OIL. 2-ss99
CHEVY CHASE - Gracious stone
Colonial liv. rm, formal din.
rm., kit. with brkfst. space. 6 bed
rms. 3 baths, 2-car garage. scr.
porch, garden. o. r. SMITH q
BROS. CO.. INC, OIL. 2-646S. Of
fee open til 9.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, Rosemary
School and Lady Of Lourdes Par
ish area-In low. sos. Spacious
red brick Colonial: Ice. liv. rn..
din, rm:, mod. kit. powder rin-.
3 lge. bedrms., 2 baths. maids
nm and "a bath in bsmt. o. F.
SMITH & BROS. CO.. INC, OIL.
2-641s. once open 9 to 8.
COLESvILLE AREA = New brick
rambler: 3 twin-sized bedrms., q
baths, de luxe kit. w/table space.
SCI. porch, garage. rec. rm. space
.w/3rd bath and flrepl. in daylight
bsmt., 2z-acre level lot. c. ROBERT
GRAY A. CO, JU 5-61O0
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.

AMER. UNIV. AREA RAMBLER
Here is one right near Sprine
Valley priced at S2a,a50. 3 bed
rooms, ga baths, center hall, sen.
arate dining rm, large all-elec.
kit, full basement. patio, lin
garage. SHOULD SELL INSTANT
LY! FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC,
D1. 7-14ll: ewes, OIL. 4-O027.
AT ROCK CREEK PARK, upper
18th St. n.w.-Lovely, stone home
In perfect cond.; huge liv. nm :,
din, rm., den, 6 big bedrms., 4
baths. . porcheS, oil h.-v.h., q
car gar. Wonderful buy: upper
2OS. Easy terms. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS; INC. OIL. 2-7006; ewes,
AVAILABLE NOW! KENT AREA
IMMACULATE 3-BEDRM,. 2-BATH
COLONIAL; large modern kitch-
en-, st;foor powder rm,, bright
ground-leyel rec. rm., automatic
ron rsg!ppGp s a f4oqsS1Rnaas; RGaaAcE fgsi FoR
CLEAN FRESH AIR: VIEW OF
VIRGINIA HILLS; 10 min. "a
White House or Pentagon: priced
under 40. Call Mr., Rhodes. OF,
6-o442. FRANK 3. PHILLIPS,
INC. DI. 7-1411.
BARGAIN IN LIVING SPACE-co-
operative apt. offers substantial
tax deductions and other adyan-
tages Of home ownership without
the problems. 3 BEDRMS.,
BATHS, large foyer, liv. rm., din.
rm., pantry. MODERN KITCHEN
with WASHER, DRYER and
FREEZER. Elevator bldg. in close
MITTED. Call Mrs. Kraft, DE. 2
O67l or DE. $4,000. RANDALL
H. HAGNER a. CO., INC, Real
tors, 1921 Conn. ave.
BERKELEY TOWN HOUSE-Reai
"Georgetown" tradition. and yet
so beautifully situated on a auiet
circle off Foxhall I'd. Delightfu,
high elevation with distant view
Of Virginia; 3 bedrooms, ~, baths
study, recreation room with fire-
place, and q large jalousied year
round porch that is wonderful
Home Is in perfect condition;
lovely drapes and carpeting in
cluded. Priced In 40si FRANK
g. PHILLIPS, D1. 7-1411: ewes.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Compl. re.
dec. seni-det. house; 3 bedrooms
~ baths, large liv. rm. with
firepl. sep. din. rnn, full bsnt
porch, side I'd. and garage. Con-
vAa iae Gf 0Hn nY a O01t
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E,

ANACOSTIA De.
tAched 4-bedroom
home. Attractive en-
trance foyer. heauti.
ful woodwork and
hoor, powder room,
dining room that
seats 12: nice fenced
yard; daylight base-
ment, built-in garage:
city bus l block at
Nichols ave. tnear
Curtis Bros. Furn.
etoreb. One Of better
homes, priced way
under the market.
$1,000 down; cali
RE. 7-l424.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

COLLEGE PARK AREA College
student, wife and child, desires
an econ. 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt.
UN. A.G762.
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lis Hamilton st. NV.
Beautiful 2-family brick home: full
apt. on 2nd floor with 2 porches
tone sun deck. modern kit. and
bath. living rm. and bedrm. LIST
bath, kit, liv..din, rm.. lge. con.
crete front porch, back porch. rec.
rm.: deep yd. MICKEY REALTY
CO., RA, $4,000.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
HAWTHORNE

A custom brick executive home for
bath on the first floor, . up, A
delightful home in an excellent
location: under S40.000. For fur
ther information call WILLIAM
c. BENNETT, exclusive broker. Wo.
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u. S. BRYER CO.

OInCe, hE, S-oluu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AREA
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
New 4-bedrm., 2-bath, split -level.
in service. $1,000 dn. reg. FHA.
10. 5-49SS leyes.. OIL. 2-6641).
JOSEPH S DEVEREUX. INC.
MD. - Compare
lively new brk, rambler on nice
level fenced lot with lge. trees:
3 bedrms.. | bath, attrse.o rec,
bv nonresident owner who wants
quick sale. $1,000 cash will buy
it on FHA plan. Newly dseoEsstte.!d
Rockville, 20. 2-615l or ewes.
John Smith, OIL. 4-20S4.
KENSINCTON-GI no money down
or FHA $3.50 down. and payments
less than rent. Ideal 2-bedrri.
starter. Sl0,950.
KEN DRUsKIN g. CO, 10, b-2006
(centinued on AHAz4 PsNO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CHEVY CHASE
o A.M.-9 PM, EN-. 2-74oO
METZLER, REALfoR

CHEVY CHASE, bet. the clubs
Recently remodeled older home,
on nice level lot: 3 bedrms., III
baths, garage. priced at S24,500.
Call JAMES e. SCHWAB, EN-. z.
$500; ewes. OIL. 2-1409.
CHEVY CHASE-First presentation.
exquisite, 4-level, Ayr. .-old, like.
new, split: 4-bedrms. Il pine-pan.
eled),. 3 baths, lovely mahog. .-pari.
eled lv. rm. wIfirepl. and shuts
tered DOORS. also paneled entr,
foyer wIvinyl tile, leaving the liy.
rm. q few steps below Is q lge,
paneled rec. rm. w/Roman brick
frepl. and library, beautiful land
scaped lot. on quiet cul-de-Sac
street, rear facing Rock Greek
Park and Meadowbrook Riding
Club, 3 blks. to Rollingwood and
Rock Creek Forest elem. schools,
near buses and MCJC and other
churches, close to Shopping in
Bethesda and Silver Spring. Houses
IN this area are in great demand.
Only S37.500. Terms. Exclusiye.
SHOWN by appt. only KENIL.
WORTH REALTY CO.. UN. 4-290s.
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CONTEMPORARY

Almost ! acre, beautiful 4-bedrm
rambler; center entrance hall
beamed ceiling in liv. rm.. win.
dow-wall overlooking patio, bali,
room-size rec. rm. with firepI
and bar; nr. Bethesda Country
Club; well priced at S56.500. Cal
OIL; A,5s00. 8 to 8. MARGARET
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BETHESDA
pREaTIGE ADEA

Lavish brick contemporary rambler
on . superbly Handicapped, wooded
lot; king-size living room with 2
way fireplace, music room, gra-
clouS dining room, maRnihcent
kitchen with dining area; az
baths, daylight recreation room;
2-car garage. Certainly worth $50. .
600. Yours through us for S55, 900
REAL1STINGS CORP. OIL. 2-Oo0s
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CHEVY CHASE = Blessed sacra-
ment Parish-Lafayette elementary
3 blocks. Brick Colonial, center
hall, library, powder room, large
kitchen. bedrms., 2 baths plus
third hoor dormitory, basement
club room, garage; h.-w.h.; $780,
2OO, ,,,r.. o,oo
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CHEVY CHASE = Spacious older
home close to Conn. ave. and all
conVeniences. One Of the best buys
on market now; bedrooms,
baths on End floor; priced In low
20s for quick sale. Call Wo
$4,000 til 8 pm. EDW. r.
JONES & CO., INC,
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5oNN. AVE. ESTATEs-Assume lGe.
4i2eo loan; q gorgeous covered
patio, rec. rm. and a den or 4th
bedrm. top of this spacious brk.
split-level; tremendous kit. with
powder rm., lgc. sep. din. rm., 8
excel. bedrs. and driveway: quick
possession. SLIGO REALTY. REAL.
TORS III S-S600
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GLEN MAR PARK
500 5nn
HILLANDALE

WHY WAIT
when you can buy now 8 and 4
bedrm. brick ramblers, brsnd-new,
so IT. long with 1,S00 so. #. Of
living space, be a true center-
hH hall plan home owner hug, huge LII; III
with sep din nm, 2 full baths.
lovely large, finished rec. rm. with
glass-door exit to gorgeous scenic
lot plus roushed-in den and
roughed-in 3rd bath.
NJ G PPVEP TN
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BETHESDA-EDGEMOOR - Loyely
brick Colonial, big liV. rm., firepl.,
sep. din. rm., equip. kit. enclosed
sun porch. 3 bedrms., bath; SIs,.
$50. Easy terms. Owner ieavine
city. must sell quickly. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. INC, OIL. 2-7OO6
ewes, OIL, 6-5Q47
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
(cONTlNuEp)
BRIGHTWOOD
424 NICHOLSON ST. NV,

IA N1Gf1OLoON 81. NV.
ultra-modern 8 lovely rms: semi
No Mod. Exit Fit.. MONS bedrms. hsn. s'ci0b Baths nS:
concrete front porch wTmetai avn.
ings. Priced low for quick sale.
Murray Levine ia. 1914
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RETHESnA-Assnrne son nm ~

bBI IHESDA-Assuine 100000 4hC
loan on this 5-bedrm., 2h-bath,
all-brick split-level with large nm
lshed rec. rm., garage: walk TO
parochial schools and bus. MA
TIONAL CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
CORRPPas, HA. 7-4400; ewes, OIL.
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HOUSES UNFuRM. TO RENT
fc0NTINIIEDl

HILLCREsT HEIGHTs-3-bedroom
brick, lse. home. air eond.; ga
NIKE coUGHLiN. RE. 6.4444.
HOUSE IN NV. SECTION, within
blk OF pub. transp.. center-hall
plan, 1st d.. lse. liv, rm.. marble
frepl.. din. .rm. with French doors
TO lge. tiled porch; stainless steel
kit. built-in breakfast nook. dish
washer. garb. disp., 12-ft. refer.
freezer. walnut and oak paneled
den with built-in bookcase, bedrm.
and full bath. 2nd A., 2 extra
lge. bedrms. with Sitting-rm. space.
lge. full bath. foyer carpeted,
Venetian blinds and fully draped
throughout: washer-drier incl.
House entirely air eond.. all utils.,
Gas heat, air-eond.; elec. and
ground maintenance paid BY
OWNER. Truly de luxe town
house for the right person. Will
rent to discriminating tenant furn.
with all new furn.. or unfurn. Call
OIL. 6-1657 after pm. or any
hour week ends.
LAKE BANCROFT MALBROOK
.AREA-1-year-old 5-bedrm.; 3
baths, lse. mod. kit. very lee. din.
rm. With sliding glass doors to
screened porch; liv. rm. with fire-
pl.. huge daylight rec. rm. with
hrepl., garage; on la-acre wooded
lot; walking distance TO erade and
high schools; bus at door to
parochial school; $3.50. JE. A.
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close-in beautiful rambler with
twin-size bedrms., 2ia baths. guest
size dining rm., spacious Colonial
Kit. with beamed ceiling: recrea-
tion room opening at grade level
70 lavish patio: lovely lot. Low 30s
REAL1STINGS CORP. OIL. 2-02OS
BETHESDA .(Wildwood Manor)-
old. big kit, full din. rm., s bed.
rms z baths. nm. rec: rm.; S2s.-
INC. OIL. 6-7S00.
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GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS, MD.-3-
bedroom brick With. dining rm,,
fun basement, fireplace and oil
furnace, S110 mo, near trans
portation, MRS. BURGESS, REAL
TOR, 6l09 Broad st.. Oh. 2-4263.
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Shannon & Luchs

Realtors since 1905 KE. 7-1600
BETHESDA-BRADLEY BLVD. AREA
Charm for sale! On over n acre
you will find this spravling brick
rambler with radiant hot-wster
heat, 3 bedrms.. :! baths, sunny
kitchen with breakfast space,
breezeway, 2-car garage; SAG
financing available. In the 30s'
CORP OIL, o-0onS
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HOUSES UMFuRN. TO REM
SHERATON PARK

A ST. Sc. I4Ot-5-rm. frame row,
Gas heat; $59.50 plus utiis.
GEORGE I. BoRGER. INC. Ma.
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BETHESDA = 81, ,O0Ol Purchase.
rental; beautiful 4-bedrnI', 5H-
bath, mod. rambier with huge rec
rm.! SEEING IS BELIEVINGi i
SL. $4,000. til 0. ALLIED
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AIR-C0ND. HOME, 1 yr. old: mr..
Cheverly, conv. to D. c. via park
way; 3 bedrms.. Ia baths, elec.
kitchen' lge. liv. and din. rms,
schools; S135 mo. WA. 7-9l4p.
ALExANDRIA-Brick bi-level; 3
bedrooms, "a baths, rec. rm., ga
rage, dishwasher. disposal; S165.
AAnnai!anle now. TATUM PROP
ERTIES, HU. 1-9222.
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$1,000 down! Home and invest.
ment! 6-bedroom Colonial: base.
Mean Near waiter Reed Annex. @ ineIudes ST
3 lots and garage! =. SlS,95O
and we take trades! =
JAS. c. coNLEY 4 Co. Realtors
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Hotel. 1887 Woodley I'd. NV, Just
on Conn. ave- rooms, 3 baths,
S225. B. !. SAUL CO., 925 18th
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home; avail. immediatsiy; fenced
yard; close in. TOWN l. coUN-
TRY REALTY, TIE. 6-l4lh
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bers racket leading to new anti
gambling laws.
In the autumn Of 1859 Mr..
Jones joined the authors circle
with his novel, 1.-The White
Band" Funk q Wagnalls)
which deals with the desegre-
cation story In the South.
Long before the book, Mr..
Jones was turning out short
stories for Henry L. Mencken's
American Mercury. Smart Set
and other magazines.
Popular Speaker
During his book-reviewing
years, he has been in demand
as a speaker before book for
ums and woman,s clubs. Once
he told an audience he deplored
the pontifical review in which
the critic discloses "his alleged
erudition, his wide reading and
self-admitted cultural advan-
tagesp and merely expresses a
| glancing opinion Of the book.
On another occasion Mr..
Jones criticized drama as
largely In eclipse, particularly
/ in this country. swallowed UP
in a fog of mediocrity that
hovers over Hollywood and the
television studios"
Mr.. Jones began reporting
for The Star in June, 1897.
Before that. he was employed
by Universal Service, the At
lanta Georgian. New York Eve
ming Journal, the Associated
Press and Seattle Post-Intelli-
gencer.
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at Louisiana State University,
resigned from the LSU stan.
He gave outside threats and
inside pressures" as the cause
Of his resignation.
President Troy Middleton Of
LSU confirmed Mr.. McNeir'l
resignation yesterday.
There were reports that Mr.
McNeir, who was a Fulbright
scholar and had associate pro-
fessor status, was asked by
President Middleton to resign.
Both Prof. McNeir and Mr.
Middleton denied such reports,
A committee Of the Louisiana
Legislature termed Prof. Nc
Neir's letter condemning seq
regation as "scurrilous re-
marks" Prof. McNeir made his
views known in a letter to State
Senator Wendell Harris Of Ba-
ton Rouge.
Evening star., 1961-01-05
Carter Brooke Jones
Honored on Retirement

Carter Brooke Jones. The
Stars book reviewer who re-
tires February l.. was honored
by his ,eo-workers last night at
q dimes, party at the National
Press Club.
A gifted writer in his own
right. Mr.. Jones has a recent
novel to his credit. and before
turning to the critical end Of
the business. made his mark
as one Of Washington's top
news reporters.
The srnoothness Of his style
under toughest deadline pres
sute and his exemplary ac-
curary at difiicult congressional
Investigations were later
adaEted by Mr.. Jones to his
pehetrating analyses Of books.
- Thorpe to Reviewing
Day Thorpe, who has served
for the past seven years as
music critic of The Star, will
begin next Sunday a tour Of
duty In the book reviewing as
signment.
Irving Lowens, a contributing
critic for 61a years, is serving
at present as principal music
critic.
Mr.. Jones experiences in
Evening star., 1961-01-05

McGrory Of The Star stan re-
called working with Mr.. Jones
for seven years in the book de-
partment and said she looked
forward to reviewing his next
book. Newbold Noyes. executive
editor Of The Star. described
Mr.. Jones as the most versatile
Of reporters and noted that In
Mr.. Jones' tenure as Q book
reviewer he turned out more
than 5000 reviews for The Star.
Jay Carmody. The Stars
drama critic. acted as master
Of ceremonies and presented
Mr.. Jones with q cartoon drawn
by Star Stan Artist John
Heinly and a portable type
writer.
Asked to recall the most
memorable story he had COW
cred. Mr.. Jones could not limit
himself to one. The two stories
he found most memorable be-
fore coming to The Star were
the Armistice Day shootings al
Centralia. Wash, In 1920 and
the Florida hurricane which
killed 2.000 people in 1928.
During his years on The Star
he topped his list with tht
wreck Of the Congressiona
Limited at Frankford Junction
in 1912. the Pearl Harbor hear.
ings. the mass sedition tria
which lasted six months anc
his investigation Of the mum
Evening star., 1961-01-05

segregated schools.
The three bills In the tax
package were sent to the Sen
ate for final legislative action.
After an earlier rebuff, Gov.
Davis sent the Legislature home
for the holidays, asking men,
bers to appeal to the people.
For days. both sides fought
through newspaper stories,
television and radio speeches,
to win popular support.
Earlier. the administration
won 94-2 passage Of q COM
panion measure, dedicating the
tax raise to q new grants-in-
aid program. This was set UP
during the three straight spe-
cial sessions Gov. Davis called
to fight school integration irl
New Orleans.
Were voting to put our
money where our mouth is,'
shouted Representative Well.
born Jack, segregationist sup
porting the 1-cent raise In the
States 2-cent levy.
life we don't pass this" he
Evening star., 1961-01-05

asserted, "we1l kiss segrega-
ton good-by."
The tax raise is limited to
eight months, from January /
to August 81 this year.
Under Louisiana's recently
created grants-in-aid program.
students can attend private.
segregated schools rather than
any integrated public schools.
Meanwhile Waldo McNeir,
English professor. whose letter
to q Louisiana State Senator
touched OF an investigation
Evening star., 1961-01-05

World War I. as a veteran
newsman and as a book critic
were all recalled last night at
the party in his honor. B. M.
McKelway. editor Of The Star.
opened the "reminiscences with
a World War ! anecdote. Mary
Evening star., 1961-01-05
N Not Harmful

LONDON.-An English study
shows that watching television
has no harmful effect on chill
dren's eyesight.
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Louisiono OKs Tx Rise
To Keep Segregation

BATON ROUGE La, Jan. (AP)-The Louisiana House
yesterday approved SO to 81 Jimmie Davis s2S million
sales tax increase program.
The tax increase which earlier failed by three votes to
muster the necessary twords majority designed to give
financial aid to parents who want their children to attend
Evening star., 1961-01-05

FAsTEETH. an improved powder
to be sprinkled on upper or lower
plates. holds false teeth more firmly
In place: Do not slide, slip or rock.
No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or
feeling. FASTEETH Is alkaline mon
acid :; Does not sour. Checks plate
odor breath. Get FASTEETH at
drug counters everywhere.
Evening star., 1961-01-05

(ADVERTIsEMENT)
Evening star., 1961-12-05
Group Honors
Mrs. l. B. WRIGHT

The Forest Hills Citizens AS
sociation last night voted to
give $l00 to the District Crie-
pied Children's Fund in honor
of Mrs. Leslie B. Wright, Wash
ington attorney and civic work.
er, who died last month.
Members also will write the
District Recreation Board re-
questing that a playground To-
Gated on Chesapeake street
near Connecticut avenue be re-
named as the Leslie B. Wright
Playground.
Meeting at st. Paul's Luther
an Church. Thirty-Six and
Ellicott streets NV. the asso-
citation dedicated last nights
assembly to Mrs. Wright.
After the dedication, a pro-
gram on the District during the
Civil War period was presented
by Henry H. Brylawski. chair
man of the local centennial
commissions Education Com
mittee.
He illustrated his talk with
Matthew Brady photographs
from the Library Of Congress
and National Archives collec-
tions.
Evening star., 1961-12-05

veterans appeal rights already
held by veterans; requesting
legislation to authorize volun-
tary Withholding Of employe or
ganization dues by the Federal
Government, at the expense
Of the organization; and ap-
pointment by the Secretary of
Labor. when necessary, of pan
els Of expert arbitrators to
make advisory recommenda-
tions as to what constitutes ap-
propriate units for negotiating
purposes and to supervise elec-
tions by employees.
The Task Force reached its
conclusions after holding public
hearings in cities throughout
the country. and after con-
sulting the heads of Federal
departments and agencies. It's
recommendations will provide
an effective system for devel-
oping improved employe-man-
agement relations. AS an en-
ployer of more than 1900, 900
civilian employees, the Federal
Government has long had an
obligation to undertake the re-
appraisal which has now been
made so well by the Task
Force.
l have directed that an ex-
ecutive order giving effect to
the Task Force recommended
tions be prepared for issuance
by the end Of the year.
Evening star., 1961-12-05
Juyits Fuvors
Kennedy Trip to
Soviet Eventually

Senator Javits, Republican OF
New York. expressed belief
that President Kennedy should
visit Russia when current ten
sions have been eased.'
Senator Javits was in Mos
cow when IZvestia Editor
Alexgi Adzhubei's interview
with Mr.. Kennedy was publish
ed and he said it made a strong
impression on the Russian peo-
pie and on officials OF other
governments there.
AS a follow-up to the inter-
view, a personal visit by the
President also would be help
ful, Senator Javits said.
Il agree with the President
that 1t should be done only
after some of these current
problems have been cleared
up," the Senator added.
Evening star., 1961-12-05
Statement
Extremely
On Report

FOLLOWING Is The tert OF
President Kennedy's state
ment on recommendations TO
giue Federal employees the
right to join labor or0aniza-
tions.
The Task Force on Employe.
Management Relations in thl
Federal Service which
appointed last June has sub.
mitted' a report recommending
a constructive, forward -lookinl
program Of employe-manage.
ment relations within the
Federal establishment keyed to
current needs. The Task Force
has done an excellent job in O
difficult and complicated field
While preserving the public
interest as the paramount con-
sideration in the administration
Of employe- management rela.
tions in the Federal Service
and retaining appropriate man.
agement responsibilities, the
Task Force report recognizes
the right Of Federal employees
and employe organizations tc
participate in developing i'm
proved personnel policies and
working conditions.
In recommending that en-
ploye organizations be con-
suited and that under specified
conditions agreements with
such organizations may be
entered into, the Task Force
has urged a proper course of
action that should result in in
creased governmental efficiency
as well as improved relations
with Federal employees.
The report clearly recognizes
that Federal employees do not
have the right to strike, that
both the union shop and the
closed shop are inappropriate
to the Federal Government,
that where salaries and other
conditions Of employment are
fixed by the Congress these
matters are not subject to
negotiation. and that all agree
must be consistent with
merit system principles.
Additional recommendations
Of the Task Force call for regu-
larizing arbitration procedures
in handling individual employe
grievances; extending to nom
Evening star., 1961-12-05
Tokomo Group
Hears Bus Aide

j. Godfrey Butler. director
of personnel and labor relations
for D. C. Transit System, Inc,
last night discussed recent in
novations in bus transportation
in the District with the Citi-
zens' Association of Takoma
D. C.
Mr.. Butler cited new push
type" rear doors and the inter-
change of transfers between
District and Virginia transit
companies.
In a business session, the
Takoma group voted to award
prizes to area residents with
outstanding Christmas displays.
The meeting was held at Ia
koma Elementary School, Piney
Branch road and Dahlia street
NV.
Evening star., 1961-12-05
z New Hospital
Directors Elected

Two new directors were
elected last night to the board
Of Childrens Hospital, which
celebrated its 91st birthday
yesterday.
Elected to fill a four-year
unexpired term was Douglas r.
Smith. Donald s. Bittinger was
elected to fill a two-year un-
expired term.
Sterling P. Eagleton, Robert
H. Myers, John w. Nairn,
Thornton w. Owen. Middleton
G. c. Train and Edward r.
True. jr., were reelected to
five-year terms. \
The election was held at the
anual meeting of the hospitals
100 corporate members.
Evening star., 1961-12-05

postal clerks as well as in some
other cities.
For the most part, such Gov
ernment employe groups as the
American Federation Of Gov
ernment Employees and the Ma
tional Federation of Federal
Employees do not have the ma
jority of membership in most
of the units where they are
represented. In many cases,
however. they have at least 10
per cent. In some cases they
don't have the 10 per cent.
When a unit claims exclusive
recognition rights, the Secretary
of Labor will choose from the
National Panel Of Arbitartors
maintained by the Federal Me-
diation and Cancellation Service
to hold hearings or elections,
and to make a determination.