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The Arizona post., 1961-11-24

country. ART GARDEN
SWARTZ, u of A trackman
who competed in the Macca-
biah Games in Israel, finish
ed second in the nation in the
voting for the top athlete and
STAN CORNFIELD was Sec
ond in the outstanding schol-
ar award balloting. Outstand-
ing merit awards went to
CHUCK DIETZ and ED
GOODMAN =.
. .
WILLIAM v. GREEN
BERG who moved to Tucson
last May from New York
City with his wife, ADE-
LINE, and two children, Ell
LEEN and BRUCE, has join
ed the sales division of Fed
eral Development Corp. and
now is selling homes in the
new Granada Hills Subdivi-
sion ;.
MIR. AND MRS. SAMUEL
ZETZEL of Los Angeles and
their daughter, NANCY LEE
and her fiance, KENT j.
UGORETZ, are visiting in
Tucson over the ThankSgiv-
The Arizona post., 1961-11-24

Center.
Reno Saccani and Philip j.
Solomon are partners in the
firm and Sol Avina is gen.
eral manager. Milton Korn-
man serves as assistant man.
ager. Mr.. Solomon is a pio-
neer merchant in Tues
since 1922.
The Arizona post., 1961-11-24

The new Saccani's Depart
ment Store in Oxford Plaza
covers an area of approx
mately $4,000 square feet. 1t
is equipped with the most
modern fixtures to make
shopping easy for customers.
The store is one of the larg
est department stores in the
eastern section of the city.
The Arizona post., 1961-11-24
Rishonu Pioneer

RiShona Pioneer w o m n
will hold a Chanuka latke
and card party Dec. 3 at 7:3O
pm. at the home of the
hostess, Mrs. Irving Taxer-
man, 727 N. Martin. A NOM
inal fee will be charged.
The Arizona post., 1961-11-24

ing Holiday weekend with
MIR. AND MRS. DAVID
BRICKMAN. Mrs. Brickman
is the ZetzelS daughter
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF
JEWISH WOMEN have prov
en- their dramatic ability in
Tucson. MRS. TED BLOOM,
Tucson president, received
high praise at the national
board meeting in New York
City for the musical script
of "Skits-o-Frantic." 1t was
so well received in the ma
tional office that the Tucson
section was asked to present
the show to the Phoenix Sec
ton of NCJW on Nov. 16. A
chartered bus took the cast
to Phoenix
JAMES PRUDENTIAL
has been reelected president
of the Tucson Medical Cen
ter =.
FRED ROSEN was called
to Los Angeles on the death
of his mother, MRS. LUBA
SCHAPIRO, Nov. 16. Mrs.
Schapiro was 68
The Arizona post., 1961-11-24
Saccani's Oxford
Plaza Store Opened

Saccanis second department has opened its doors
in the Oxford Plaza Shopping Center at the of
22nd Street and Wimot
Saccanis also has branch in the Southgate Shopping
The Arizona post., 1961-11-24

NAH JONGG SETS for sale
$500 thru $4,000 per set on
special order. Call Mrs. Sam
Gordon, AXtel 8-7687.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
~ the Associated Press

President Eisenhower is sure
Of receiving at least $4,000 q
year from the Federal Govern
ment when he leaves the White
House, but Vice Presid e n t
Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge,
the losers in the 1860 presi-
dental and vice presidential
races, are too young to start
collecting their regular civil
service pensions.
The amounts Mr.. Nixon and
Mr.. Lodge receive some years
hence will depend on the
amount Of their contributions
to retirement funds.
Mr.. Eisenhower. the only
office-holder covered by spe-
cial law, viii be entitled to
$4,000 q year plus $4,000 in
tax-exempt expenses for office
space and aides, II he elects
to take the retired pay for
former Presidents.
But he Is reported to have
told friends he would like to
have his five-star Army rank
restored. He resigned that rank
when he ran for President in
1862.
A bill Is being prepared to
restore his Army status and to
give him the option Of accept
ing the presidential retired pay
or the lower Army retirement
income Of $20.543 a year, plus
q small staff and other ex-
penses.
There is no special retire
ment law for former Vice
Presidents. Mr.. Nixon il
covered, however. under tht
general retirement law fol
Senators. Representatives AMI
others.
Some Federal pensions star
at so years Of age depending OF
years Of service, others at 50
Mr.. Nixon was 48 on Januar!
9. He has served about II year
in the House, Senate and a
Vice President. He has credi
also for 31z years Of service II
the Navy In World War II.
Mr.. Lodge. who is 81, count
Federal service totaling q
years as Senator and ambas
sador to the United Nations. H
had some Army service also il
World War II.
Mr.. Nixon has said he vii
Evening star., 1961-01-15

forget all about trying to get
tickets.
Henry M. scharf. manager Of
the Hotel Gettysburg, is get
ting calls from old friends all
over Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Scharf told reporters to-
day he has to explain to each
caller that no tickets are avail-
able for outsiders.
Most of the money raised
will be used to buy presents for
the Eisenhowers.
The Eisenhowers win drive
here Friday afternoon after
they attend the Inauguration
of John F. Kennedy as Presi-
dent.
For those who can't get
tickets for the dinner Satur-
day, there will be q big public
ceremony in the town square
preceding 1t.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

Is president.
Only about 200 dinner tick
cts are available. because Of
the limited capacity Of the
Hotel Gettysburg's dining room.
The committee in charge.
which includes some old friends
Of the Eisenhowers. decided to
meet the ilnbalance between
supply and demand by allo-
eating tickets to some so or
ganizations.
In turn, each organization
had to meet the problem Of
deciding which Of its members
got tickets. For the most part.
these organizations took care
Of their members with great
est seniority, then drew lots
for any tickets left over.
II you live outside Of Adams
County. Of which Gettysburg
Is the county seat, you can
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Research Club to Fete
Award Winners

The Research Club Of Wash
ington will meet at the Bur-
dick Vocational High School
at 3:15 pm. Tuesday.
Guests of honor at the meet
ing win be the District public
school recipients of the 1850
Fulbright. Meyer and Hay Fell
1owship grants and science
teacher awards and citations.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Eisenhower Is Eligible
For Pension; Nixon Ism /

start practicing law in his
home State Of California. Mr..
Lodges future plans have not
been announced.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Welcome Home Dinner
Set for Eisenhowers

GETTYSBURG Pa, Jan. IL tAP1.-Normaly frugal cit-
Gettysburg clamorng to buy $l250 tickets for
welcome home dinner for President and Mrs Eisenhower
great the demand for tickets that luck playing
part in determining will break bread with the Eseuhowers
week tonight after Eisenhower steps out Of office
Evening star., 1961-01-15
NEW FROM
RUBBERMAID

Whenever, wherever you place down q
hot pot, pan or appliance, you can be
sure the surfoee is sofe. /. If protected
with heot-resistont. deeorotive Rubber
maid Stove n Counter or TobIe n
Counter mats.
. oluminum tops, tinted rubber to
match kitchen decor
. rubber on bottom to grip enamel
or composition surfoce
. ribbed underside cooIs quickly
. tinted top blends with your decor
Stove n Counter Mots; 7hxle", 2.49
Z l54xl9h" 500 1910" ,3.98
Twin TobIe n Counter Mots, set Of
2 mots, 7h"xloM" tshown with
eorofe) 2.79
Evening star., 1961-11-21
HICKS

BRICK BEAUTY-Belones to school
principal. MUST BE SOLD!l Ex-
cellently located on sweeping "a
acre lot. close in, with huge trees
and Towering shrubs. 3 bedrms..
den. bsmt., HUGE kitchen. large
liv. rm. with fiTepl. This shuttered
beauty is only S16,500 with $500
d0Up
Evening star., 1961-11-21
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

MONTGOMERY COUNTY = Indus
trial ground or will build and fl
nance to suit new owner. Close-in
Kensington, Nd. Very convenient
location. Priced reasonably. Cal
WO. $4,000 It'll 8. EDW. H.
JONES e. CO.. INC.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. Industrial,
zoned. will subordinate. Duke &
Pickett SITS. WAPLE, AID. 4-200b.
Evening star., 1961-11-21
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

8sO6 N. 21th ST., adjacent to River
vood-Choiee location. dntoWn. In
h.-T.S.: 8 fuil tiied Baths. champ,
rec; rm-, 2 firepls.. liT. I'm. 16x2s,
ful-sized din. rm-. real heart
warming kit. dbl. earport; nc
steps to climb: level lot front ano
back: come see what you cannot
find any place else. sale BY
QWHER. Knock dn. price. DIR:
Ssliie sKz cgitis . 70 ooIsem SelIon 1aR R 15 n
18th. left 2 blks.. 3s06. IA. 2
Evening star., 1961-11-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ALEXANDRIA

ARL. AREA, estab. used car sales
business: lease and good wlll,
$4,000; broker. IA. $4,000.
BUSINESS PARTNER wanted for
one of the finest restaurants in
Washington. Clientel the best. too
much for ] woman. Very profit
able. Call MISS DEAN. 3e3-1541.
Evening star., 1961-11-21
MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS = s2.6Oo to
S150.o00: Lower your payments.
property. Quick, honest service.
Prudential farm, commercial;
construction financing only in
Mr. RoBERTs' lis e Lexinston
st, Baltimore 2, Nd, or sAratoka
7-4047 day. night, Sun. holidays.
Evening star., 1961-11-21
FARMS

CHARLES TOWN, ". vA.-charm.
tng automatically restored brick
umns. Gracious center hall. dole
living I'm. Spacious farm-type kit
zoo acres Of lush meadows with
fresh mountain stream. All bldss
and fences in good repair. Owner
going abroad desires immediate
sale. Mr.. Measell, OIL. 4-S630
sIGLER a CO.
PRODUCTIVE 2s7-acre dairy farm
in Frederick Co., near Mt. Airy
houses and dairy barn w/eauip-
ment S57,5O0.
R. A. HumphrieS
REALTOR
Evening star., 1961-11-21
TRAILERS
BUSES FOR SALE

DODGE SCHOOL BUSES: excellent
cond., 500 each; . for $1,000.
COLONIAL PLAZA MOTEL, 10203
Baltimore blvd. collese Park,
OR. 4-567S.
Evening star., 1961-11-21
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL CASH for lots, acreage OF
farms in d. c. or nearby Nd,
KAY REALTY co. RA. $1,000
CASH available for lots. acreage
D. C., Nd, Va. No cornn
LAND DEVELOPMENT co.
ST, 3-SS6O
Evening star., 1961-11-21
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARL., N.-Lyon Village area-By
rec. rm., IA baths, 2 story; close
Evening star., 1961-11-21

RIvERDALE. Clean as . pin.
8 bedrm. all-brick Colonial,
full bsmt. Avail. GI-FHA-or
conv. Within walk. distance
Of st. Bernard'S Catholic
Church and School. This
home has Just been COM
pletely redecorated and is
avail. for immediate .oceu-
papcy. Priced to sell at
S13.e50.
REALTY SERVICE
Inc. OR. 4.s5OO, UN. 4-ll44
Evening star., 1961-11-21
STORES For RENT

ARLINGTON. N.-Brk. store, 5 yrs.
old, suitable for business or office:
exceptionally low rent Of s135
mo; ARLEDoE REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1961-11-21
COMMERCIAL GROUND
MARYLAND

MARYLAND
ST BARNABAs RD.
$4,000 sd. It. level, nr. Hecht Co.
excellent for high-class restau'
rant.
11s,OO0 SO. TT.
Zoned CO., level, for sale or viii
build "a mile from Hecht Co.
SILVER HILL ROAD
$4,000 50. It. zoned C-1, in Suit.
land, opposite Census Bureau next
to Kinney'S and Robert Hall. Ex-
eellent for drive-in sales.
10000 SO. Fl.
Prominent corner in Suitland. Ex.
cellent for professional bldg. Sub
ject to Zoning. Owner open to pro-
posal.
BALTIMORE BLVD.
IS, 900 SO. IT. zoned CO. south o.
Univ. Of Maryland, excellent fol
professional BLDG, for sale Of
lease.
BLAIR ROAD
$4,000 50. It. Silver Spring and Dis
trict Of Columbia. Zoned CO Ex-
cellent for motel or office bldg
site. For additional information
call MR.. EIBBE.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Realtors Mortgage Banker,
Washington Bldg. DI. 7-S30C
RoCKVILLE-22,50O su. IT.: c.
commercial, ideal location for I
BRfpdEs 4 PETERS. INC.
20. 2-4374 Ewes GA. 4-sl9t
SILVER SPRING = 5000 so. it.,
commercial. 400 It. from Hecht Co
s-rm. brick house, $3.50 50. #,
terms available. NATIONAL PROP
ERTIES, DI 7-3o6q,
Evening star., 1961-11-21
LANGLEY REALTY
IMMEDIATE PossEssToN

LAND0vER ESTATES open Tues,
Wed. and Fri, 2-5 pm; 3703
1ngalls-Like-new rambler: 3 bed
rms. or 2 bedrms. and din. rm +:
near Parkway: lge fenced lot
S12,150. DALEY REAL ESTATE,
AP. 1904.
Evening star., 1961-11-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES loFFIeEs, STUDIOS FOR RENT
tccNTIAuTEna troA,TtAItEn,
ao4s WEST VIRGINIA AVE. NE
OOo souARE UEI

De luxe walnut paneled offices
exclusive and clerical. air condi-
toned. equipped with finest fur
niture and pictures. Avail. with OF
without furnishings. LA. 6-5l00
s23e GEORGIA AVE, SILVER sprins
-2nd floor front office, 2 rms
and pvt. bath. Pine paneied. Rea-
Sonable. Mr.. STAN, JU. Sits
or JU. s-s622.
$3.50 II Lsrge front office. air
cond., 4th H., elev. BLDG. Apply 1417
L ct. NV. DIXIE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1961-11-21
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
T
AIR CONDITIONED
I'll

FOURTEENTH ST. NV
PRESTIGE LOCATION
A few choice suites available Jan. l
1850 50. IT,, 306 So. IT., 6S6 50
IT. and 1890 50. IT. Inquire or
premises.
National Properties
Suite $40. I'll 14th st, NV,
DI. 1929 RE. 1-o4oe
Evening star., 1961-11-21
COUNTRY PROPERTY
CLARKSBURG

e-bedrm. home on 4 acres Of well.
landseaped land located on hard.
surfeced road. Conv. to bus anC
Government activities. Modern ir
ever respect Ideal for the large
family. Only $4,000. Trades
Accepted"
, 1961-01-28

trail officer since he makes the appointments. There was
no authority under S 5 (el of the 1854 Revised Organic Act
for the Code Advisory Committee to deprive the commits
sion Of substantial authority granted under 5 26 OF the
1916 Merit System Law. The full powers OF the commits
sion should.have been retained when the Code/Was enact
ed in 1857. NJ
S $50. The authority granted a department head
under this section to commend the dismissal Of an en-
ployee in the classified service when he considers that
the good of the service will be served thereby IS too gen
eral and vague. It is recommended that the section be
amended to provide that the dismissal Of such employees
may be recommended "only for just cause. and upon the
preernent Of charges; that some OF the causes for dis
missaI be enumerated in the section; and that the en-
plovee be granted a specified number of days to reply to
such charges.
AS the law now stands there is no substantial differ
ence between the classified service (which should be de
signed to encourage career employees and the unclassIied
service. The above changes are a part OF a series OF re-
concentrations designed to protect the classified en-
ployees for the purpose Of improving the efficiency of the
public service.
5 531. This section should be completely revised in
order to strengthen and improve the efficiency OF the clas-
sfied service and protect the employees therein from arbi-
trary and unjust dismissal. t is recommended that this
section be amended generally to provide for hearing OF ap-
peals for dismissal based on the charges preferred; to pro
vide for reinstatement Of the respondent employee it the
decision of the Board is favorable thereto; to provide for a
review Of the case by the District Court Of the Virgin Is
lands upon application Of either the appointing authority
or the respondent employee; to provide that said review
may only be granted on questions OF law, ana tnaI innings
of facts made by the commission shall be accepted by the
Court.
Section 531 is a key section in our Merit System and
should be revised to grant the commission the same status
as State civil Service Commissions and the Civil Service
Commission of the Commonwealth OF Puerto Rico. By
expanding the powers and responsibilities Of the Govern
ment Employees Service Commission, it is our opinion
that the morale and efficiency of career government en-
ployees will be improved considerably.
5 551, The Department Of Social Welfare recon-
mends that Schedule ~ Of this section be amended by
adding the following paragraph under the subdivision
entitled Supplement to Above Base Pay"
"Counsellors and House parents Of the Insular Train
ing School who, because Of the nature Of their duties, are
required to work long, unusual or irregular hours, shall
be paid a premium wage Of 1870 over and above the regu-
lar rate Of the applicable pay range, in lieu Of overtime
compensation or time of"
The Department recommends this amendment as be-
, 1961-01-28
TUESDAY,
ing research staff, SO that it can develop comprehensive,
impartial analyses of public issues and make these
analyses available to all legislators for study and use.
TITLE 3
E x e c u t i v e

=
5 81. It is recommended that this section be amend
ed to provide that the Government Employees Service
Commission is transferred to, and continued within the
Office Of the Government Secretary for administrative
purposes only"
This amendment is designed to establish this impor-
tant Commission in an administratively independent sta
tus in accordance with subsequent changes
herein strengthening its powers and responsibilities.
376. The Department Of Social Welfare recon-
mends that this section be amended as follows: "b) The
Commission shall be composed Of nine members appointed
by the Governor with the advice and consent Of the Legis-
lature; four Of whom shall reside in Saint Croix and one
shall reside in Saint John. At least two members shall be
under twenty-five years Of age The Commission re-
ferred to is The Citizens Advisory Commission on Youth.
Advisory Commission on YOUTH
"lc) After completion of initial staggered terms of
one year, two years, and three years, except that any per-
son appointed to fill a vacancy occurring prior to the expi-
ration of the term for which his predecessor was appoint
ed, shall be appointed only for the remainder of such
terms. Each member shall serve until the appointment
and qualification of his successor.
"ld The Governor shall select one Of the members
to serve as Chairman Of the Commission, who shall serve
in such capacity at the pleasure of the Governor.
"(e) The members may be removed by the Governor
for cause.
"f) The Commission shall hold meetings at least
semi-annually, and whenever called into session by the
Chairman, or by a majority OF its members.
Q) In addition to the performance OF It's functions
prescribed by law, the commission shall perform such
functions as the commission prescribes."
The above amendments are hereby approved and re-
conmended to the Judiciary Committee; and in addition
it is recommended that the name of the Commission in
paragraph (a) be changed to "Citizens Commission on
Youth"
All. The quorum Of the Government Employees
Service Commission should be increased from two to three
members, since the commission is composed OF five mem
hers. also delete 'Or as specified bV call OF the Govern
nent Secretary AS an administratively independent com
rfssion meeting should not be called by the Government
Secretary.
491. Paragraph 4 should be deleted since the Of
fee of the Government Comptroller and its employees
have been transferred to the Federal Government as of
july ]. 1859.
495. Amend section be striking the last sentence:
ALL decisions Of the commission in such appeals shall be
subject to the approval Of the Governor" This sentence
was not included in section 26 Of the 1916 Merit System
, 1961-01-28

5 40. FHTt11u SGCT1OH q SIT1K1llg JHE last SETU9TCE
AL decisions of the commission in such appeals shall be
subject to the approval of the Governor This sentence
was not included in section 26 Of the, 1916 Merit System
Law, which section was carried into the Code as 495, Title
8. The reasoning used, as indicated under History Of thi.
section, is not valid, becaue the Governor is not a "neu.
Evening star., 1961-01-02
Fire Burns Out
Apartment in
Langley Park

Fire caused an estimated
$4,000 damage to q Langley
Park apartment early yester-
day.
Chief James F. Dorsey of
the Chillum-Adelphi fire de-
partment said the blaze burned
out the interior Of an apart
ment occupied by Miss Anna
M. Minnick, Is, at 1927 Kan
ava street.
He said the alarm was turned
in at 1902 am. although fire
from an extension cord short
circuit apparently had smoul-
dered for about IS minutes be-
fore being discovered.
No one was in the apart
ment at the time. Persons
living in nearby apartments
were evacuated and escaped
injury.
A fireman. William R. Ker-
sey. 18, of the Chillum -Adelphi
Department was overcome by
smoke and was treated at
Washington Sanitarium.
Evening star., 1961-01-02
MARYLAND BRIEFS
Active Role
: ssIsUrgedo on
Eisenhower

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2 (AP>.-
Former Republican Gov. Theo-
dore r. McKeldin urged Pres
ident Eisenhower yesterday to
maintain active guidance
over the affairs of the party
when he leaves office January
20.
rri MIR. McKeldin, in a letter tc
the President. said, "The Re-
publican Party. in its conStruc-
tive role as the loyal opposition
VIII need your good counsel
and active guidance.
"It will need them even more
when it resumes its majority
.position in the Congress, anc
later in the executive branch
,of the Government.
you, Mr.. President, have
learned the right to- speak out
whenever the occasion war.
irants it not merely by the
long years of your service but
by the grand and magnificent
accomplishments Of your ca.
,reer.
"The times cannot afford the
neglect Of that right"
Evening star., 1961-01-02
Montgomery Cot Burglar
Strikes Twice in Bethesda

Montgomery County police
are searching for an agile "cat
burglar" who they say struck
early yesterday at two Be-
thesda business firms.
At the Lake View super
market, Till Wisconsin ave-
nue., police said, the burglar
lowered himself from a sky
light with a rope and success
fully cracked a waist-high safe
containing a quantity of silver
dollars and other money.
Investigation showed the
gurglar entered the supermar-
ket by removing a glass sky
light, saving through a 2-inch
thick metal bar. and bending
back a metal grill.
Police said they did not know
at this time how much money
was taken. They said the main
store receipts were kept else
where. however. and were moi
found by the burglar.
In the second break. police
believe the same burglar gave
UP after an unsuccessful at.
tempt to open an old-style safe
at Bethesda Builders Supply
Inc, 1927 Wisconsin avenue.
| The burglar snapped a pad.
Evening star., 1961-01-02
Biggest Shop Center
Opens in Sweden

STOCKHOLM.-S W e d e n &
and Scandinavia's largest SUBJ
urban shopping center, at farsi,
on Stockholm's outskirts, was
opened recently.
One hundred thousand peo-
pie, including the two Swedish
princesses, attended the cere-
monies. Six private contractors
had built the center at a cost
Of $l2 million.
Grouped around a square
in which no parking is per-
mitted-are three department
stores, speciality shops Of many
kinds, a post Office and q IL
brary. A church and a theatel
will be added soon. All freight
traffic to the stores goes by way
of a i0-foot-wide underground
road.