? " ¦4 \ . THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. FBI Honored for Aid Lot Zoning Opposed TUESPAT. OCTOtm SI. ISSS 'sl,ooo A-2 Nixon Praise PLEDGES To Handicapped In Foggy Bottom OBSERVED AT yes- THE FCDIRAL SPOTLIGHT by The FBI was honored The Foggy Bottom Restora- t Altered EISENHOWER FETE i terday for its use of physically ’ tion Association voted unani- handicapped persons ta clerical > mously last night to oppose * Oct. 31 "-lv \ LOS ANGELES. and similar positions. rezonlng vacant in Eisenhower '(AP). - President Eiaen- of a lot A meritorious service award I the 800 block of Twenty-fifth Navy Denies Union's . hower lunched yesterday LOS ANGELES. Oct. 31 signed by President Esienhower ’ street N.W, so a projected (AP). with 100 movie and Indus- was presented to FBI Director ‘ eight-story apartment —President Eisenhower trial tycoons. main house dropped 31 words of praise forr The ¦ Hoover by the President’s i could be built. > j ' subject was money to fl- | 'Work Charge f'-'r 42 Vice President Nixon’s * Committee for Employment of Rufus Lisle, a member of cam- nance weeks Quota' paign tactics from his speech the last of the Physically Handicapped. the Executive Committee, said By YOUNG California's O. O. P. cam- JOSEPH night put * Mr. Hoover described the portion of already last but back others Palgn. i a the lot ia ¦Ur SUB Writer differently | handicapped the eight-story ta a worded pat on At each place on bureau staff ’ zoned for the bulld- The Navy has been accused of starting time studies de- setting was as including “some of most ing. He / 'iffWVy MimWMßm the back for Mr. Nixon. pledge the i said the. association signed to set "work quotas” for Its employes which the workers oi> In prepared text, a card. Newsmen dedicated of our fellow-work- sought to keep the remainder a the Presi- * SI,OOO would have to meet or be fired. saw several with ers.” from being dent said of Mr. Nixon, whose the pledge space. so zoned. William Ryan, president of District 44. International Asso- campaigning has him e written ta Machinists, employe embroiled Justin Dart, head of the ' ¦" ciation of which is the Federal local of ta some controversy: 1 the IAM said this trend “may end up with the old ‘piece work’ Texall Corp., presided at “Ifonly all of us go full out, ¦' system, basic to the discred- the meeting. shope.”’ as our fine Vice President, Dick He declined to say how it"’ ‘sweat Deloris Banks, Warren Heintzel- Nixon, has—we together with Navy officials have denied man, Walter Hogan, jr., Robert 1 much had been raised at quotas -1 achieve’victory.” the luncheon. arv intent to set work 1 Marshall, Mrs. Beulah Rustln, Instead, the President, fc - employes in de- James Hagerty, presl- as a means for Carl Pilger, Harvey Levin, Mrs. livering speech, taking against employes the said with dentlal press secretary, told action Madeline Wilcox, Fred fight J quotas by s Quesen- reference to a for good ft newsmen: wl'o do not meet set berry, Mrs. Dorothy Jefferson, government: the Navy studies and thoser , “The meeting Is about fl- f ; Robert Yager. Mrs. Lena Lau- of our most 1 .a made by private management “One effective e nances. There’s ac secret ii buhds ’ bach, Mrs. Romaldo DeVeau, engineering Navy leaders in this great fight is about that.” / firms. offi- Norman Duvall, Dr. Colin distinguished s Hud- our Vice Presi- * Among the * c -’s BBiJ the studies were be- son, Coughlin, guc&is were — ta? made Mrs. Grace John dent and your fellow Califor- Sam Goldwyn, Cecil B. to ascertain cost es- Batley, Jr., Henley, nian, ni Irvin Ethel Dick Nixon. He is giving DeMllle, Powell, Clark rs ti' ?tes of various activities. Dick e<-ss-* , Branlck, Johnson, l T’owever, Mr. Ryan objected William Mrs. us a shining example of dedi- Gable, George Murphy, Hal Anderson, Schmidt, to the fact that Navy officials, Lois Paul cation to the cause of good 3 Roach, Jr.: Buddy Adler, , Walter Robey, Jalyne Towns- government.” (Amos have refused to put this pur- Freeman ’n’ Andy) ,a ported statement of policy—- ley, Morris Scholl, Mrs. Vlrgin- Mr. Eisenhower’s praise off Gosden and Bob Hope. || 1 that work quota systems wouldl ia Barnes, Mrs. Doris Hughett, DOG WITH A FIXATION Mr. Nixon drew one of the not be put into effect—into > Mrs. Florence Pugh and Mrs. loudest bursts of applause dur- Frankhauser. Out- Max, a 3-year-old beagle owned by Mrs. Forrest J. ing the President’s Shrine Au- wri.lng. Catherine • great standing perfromance ratings Archer of Tacoma, Wash., wears an external fixa- ditorium address. The demands of to- According to Mr. Ryan, Navyr day’s Use have increased agreed put went to Mrs. Lena Laubach, tion splint as he recovers from an operation. A White House Press Secretary officials first to into i . mental pressures writing Navy’s promise Mrs. Romaldo Dr. Co- bullet from an unknown assailant broke his lower Hagerty, asked if the change and stress. that t DeVeau. Your gift provides work production quotas would lin Hudson, John Batley. jr., jaw in five places. He must wear the complicated of wording indicated the Presi- to UGF I special and trained to not be set up as a basis for• Jalyne Townsley and Mrs. splint for three weeks—AP Wirephoto. dent was backing away from care an the mentally ill. You help . of firing employes who fell short. . Frankhauser. . . all-out indorsement Mr. Catherine t the National Capital Area’s However, says Mr. Ryan, the ‘ The Federal Housing Admin- Nixon’s political speeches, said j Navy changed its mind and it had no particular signifi- Mental Health Societies I istration has presented 15-year . through your gift to refused. service awards to Andrew Cor- cance. Mr. Hagerty said the UGF. Mr. Ryan said such a time- • coran, Madelyn Courtney, President merely wanted to put t Car- emphasis study program would cost the - ter Cox, Cox, Warren more In his praise ¦iHHIHBHHNNHHBHHHHNBHNHRNHHHi Walter Smothers Warns Butler for Government heavily in serious » Cox, Andrew Rudolph Mr. Nixon ia the Vice President’s State. damage in employe morale and • Craig, Fryling Crawford, Eliza- a 11 result in a loss of productivity f beth Creager, Harry Cressman, ' R 111 Instead of an Increase in> Benjamin Crlfasi, Edmund Cro- On Party Split Talk Banker in Algeria The cold truth about heating costs today: productivity. He also cited the - non, Arthur Cross, Anne Crowe, cost of private management t Polly Cruze, Agnes Cummings, By RICHARD FRYKLUND errors he had complained about PARIS, Oct. 31 (AP).—Eu- engineering surveys. March Cunningham, Robert Star Staff Writer at his press conference re- gene Black, president of the ** * * Cunningham, Florence Dalton, Chairman Smathers, of the e cently.” World Bank, was received by EUROPE BOUND Chair- ¦ C. Franklin Daniels, Alma Da- ! Democratic Senate Campaign a Mr. Eisenhower has cautioned Premier de Gaulle yesterday. : man Johnston of the Senate ! vis, Ethel Davis, Tom Davis, Committee today asked the e campaigners of both parties Today he files to Algeria for a Post Office and Civil Service Warren Dawes, Mary Dawson, National Democratic chairman a against overstatements in their look at the oil and gas devel- OIL i Committee and Bill Brawley, , Wyatt Dawson, Carrie Day, \ Paul Butler to stop rocking the e speeches. opments in the Sahara, accom- group’s director, ! party’s campaign beat by talk- panied by Baumgartner, the staff are : Pauline Day, Bertha Dean, Jo- 3 Typical Democrats Wilfred leaving this week for a month’s i seph DeCost, Lillian DeMalo, _ tag about party splits over civilI president of the Bank of France, trip to Europe on committee s Dorothy Dean and Norman | rights. Senator Smathers cited House business. They willstudy postal 1 Dean. Senator Smathers conceded 1 Speaker Rayburn, Senate Mg- operations in the various coun- that the splits exist, but in as' jorlty Leader Johnson and COSTS ' LESS tries. letter to Mr. Butler, he said ft Adlai E. Stevenson as examples ** * * civil rights is not a national 1 of typical Democrats—“progres- campaign. >• ON issue in the current sive but responsible people." VACATION Warren Divorce Planned humbly suggest you,’” Irons, the Civil Service Com- l Is “I to 1 The record of the Democratic Smathers wrote, “thatt mission’s executive direc- Senator 85th Congress, he said, did not able and you firing radicalism, tor, is on a month's vacation in; By Myrna Loy cease on the issues off justify a charge of I96o—and let’s concentrate onn FOR HEATING Nick Oganovic Senator Smathers said Mr. Florida. is winning of 1958.” serving as acting executive di- } Fourth Husband the elections Nixon “did the Democrats a Butler was not lmmedi- - good by reminding rector. Myrna Loy, the movie actress, Mr. turn” them ’ ately for comment. of I*** * available the dangers of overconfl- and her husband, Howland I < Actually he had not received -3 dence. The Senator, while con- SCIENTIFIC PROJECT— ’ Sargeant, have announced their : the letter when it was released i fldent his party will pick up 10 than any other automatic fuel! The Civil Service Commission to the press by Senator Smath- - 12 . separation after almost eight t to Senate seats in November, and the National Science Foun- ers. But in the past. National 1 said the Democrats must real- dation are working on a proj- - years of marriage. Committee spokesmen have e lze they cannot coast to victory. Ouriaman-Mandell—the Today, with up-to-date equipment, you save up to ect to provide a push-button r The brief statement that a i said that Mr. Butler's state- Asked if his Campaign Com- Pionetr ol Volume Sales 25% index to the Government’s s divorce is planned was reported l ments on a Democratic split t mittee was not giving most of Delivery when you heat with oil. Yes, you can count your savings - 30-Minute higher-level scientific and en- from New York by the Asso- • have been factual answers to3 its available financial aid to on Triumph Sedans, Sta- in dollars, you heat oil gineering talent in case of na- ciated Press. specific questions. conservative Democrats, leaving tion Wagoas and TR3 not pennies, when with because tional emergency. Under thes The veteran film actress, the liberals to campaign on ; Cause of Complaint Sports Roadsters. oil costs less than any other fuel. program, top scientific and 1 known as “the perfect wife” their own money. Senator automatic engineering personnel could 1 from her role as William Pow- Senator Smathers’ com- - Smathers said that reports to OURISMAN-MANDELL be assigned immediately to the e ell’s sophisticated mate in the ; plaints were directed particu- - this effect were untrue—that key Avthoritßd Triumph Dmlbt Published in the interest of your budget by units that needed them. ‘‘Thin Man” series of the 19305, , larly at a Sunday statement by i most of the money in fact had Nichols An. B.E. tKtapJ' * gone ** * was a familiar figure In Wash- - Mr. Butler that the Democratic c to liberal Democrats in UJ. 4-4400 THE OIL HEAT INSTITUTE OF GREATER WASHINGTON ington her marriage > Party not soften its s the Midwew and West. •' CAPITAL !. after tb wpuld „ V ROUNDUP—'Hftas- stand Civil rights and that Other Dixie Democrats said Sa?'W, rIUZ Sun. ury’s 8 Mr. Sargeant in 1951. bn t §14160 ' -fy * ¦' ' Bureau of has Accounts . Southern Democrats could Mr. should leave p presented suggestion The wedding place at i Butler, the beneficial n took party they did party. awards Mrs. Doris Aldridge, Fort Myer, and Miss Loy _ leave the if not t One called him a radical to subse-j ’ go along. and another said he was pitch- Davis and Mrs. Maryy quently became a Georgetown want to Caroline * The Senator said today that t ing for “Northern radical votes . . . Charles of wife of Lomax. Swayne f hostess as the the then Southern had in- - and special minority Assistant Secretary State 1 Democrats no interests.” the Renegotiation Board has s of for tention of leaving the party—- North Carolina Democratic - Public Sargeant r received an outstanding serv- Affairs. Mr. is -5 that they believe they would 1 Chairman Woodrow W. Jones . . now president of Radio ice award. . Paul McNicholil Libera- said Mr. Butler tion ‘ lose stature and influence ini “does not own has been named director of the e in New York. Congress and in the Nation iff the Democratic Party and he United States Informationn . they organized a third party. . does not determine who is go- Agency's office of security. . . Senator Smathers, though i ing to stay in the party or who Army Ordnance has given sus- critical of Mr. Butler, said Mr. is going to leave the party,” tained superior performance e Alumni to Be Feted % | Butler has done a “creditable t the Associated Press reported. awards to Mrs. Lillian Perry, '• Max Farrington, assistant to i job” and should not resign. Texas Party Chairman Jim Harvey Dockery, Walter Banks, '• the president and director of ' The Senator also had some e Lindsey characterized Mr. But- Mrs. Otille Butler, Jefferson ™ development at George Wash- ! criticism for President Eisen- - ler’s statement as “the same Feagin, Mrs. June Evans, Val- ¦ ington University, will be . hower as a campaigner and i old political appeal for North- entina Decatov, Sanford Tenny- - among five alumni of Westmin- . some mild thanks for Vice J ern radical votes and special son, Mrs. Dorothy Cooper, Mrs. !¦ ster College of Fulton, Mo„ , President Nixon. minority interests.” Dorothy Magan, Clyde Begley, , honored at the college’s third The President, he said in 1 Senator Holland, Democrat of Marlene Cyr, Henry Hardee, !, annual Achievement Day calling some Democrats "radi- - Florida, chided Mr. Butler for Mrs. Dorothy Thompson, Mrs. i. Banquet on Saturday. cals,” .was “compounding the e “injecting this discordant note . into the campaign.” Louisiana State Senator W. M. Rainach said that when TODAYS WEATHER REPORT Southerners regain what he * called their traditional leader- ship in the national party District and vicinity—Consid- 40 miles per hour on the Vir- Precipitation it’s “there will place Monthly precipitation in Inches in„ be no ta the erably cloudy afternoon ginia Capes, expected to * a\ this con- the Capital (current date). top for • tonight. month to levels such radicals as and High, 60; low, tinue tonight and tomorrow. Month 1058 1057 Avg. Record Paul Butler.” 60. Mostly cloudy and windy Mostly cloudy with some heavy January .. 2.51 2.01 3.24 7.83 ’377 4.14 2.44 0.84 84 4 (February 2.75 * tomorrow, high around 60. rata ta the south. Visibility 4jj(March 6.85 2.23 3.03 8.84 *Ol 1 ¦ to 8 miles except 3 miles In Anril 4.02 2.73 3.06 0.13 'B9# Virginia—Mostly cloudy with i May 2.77 1.40 3.08 10.00 ’63 occasional rain in the southeast rata. Small craft warnings dis- June 321 3.02 3.41 10.94 ‘OO played. July 7.15 1.05 4.20 11.06 ’45 Amprira'a (OlftfHt tonight, low in the 50s. Cloudy Tides will average 2 to ; August 6 49 2.44 4.76 14.41 *2B5 with rain in the 4 feet above normal with some September1 .. 2.57 3.57 4.12 17.45 *34 JVednesday October 1.26 2.49 2.85 8.81 *37 forward east, high in the 60s. Strong minor flooding. November _ 2.87 2.73 7.18 *77 December _ | FIREPLACE winds with tides in bay and Tnnnntam far Testersar 6.02 2.01 7.50 *Ol 'Reading Washington National Airport) Temperatures In Various Cities along the coast averaging 2 to 3 Midnight 5.3 Noon fli FIXTURES ffcet above normal. Gale warn- 4 a.m. 50 4 p m. Aft H. L. H. L. 8 am. 40 8 p.m 01 . Abilene 88 09 Kansas Clt# 85 04 i ings along the coast and small Temperatures Albany «1 30 Key West 79 72 DEALER Record This Tear Albuquerque 77 42 Knoxville 77 455 craft warnings in the bay.. Highest, 05. on July 5. 31. Anchorage 24 21 Little Rock 82 58a Lowest. 5. on February 17. Atlanta 75 50 Los Angeles 80 00 \ Maryland—Pair in the west, High and Lew of Last tl Hoars Atla’ticCity HO 53 Louisville 70 46 pass S BROMWELL cloudy windy High. 00. at 3:45 pm. Billings 47 37 Memphis 80 500 and in the east to- Low. ftl at 7:36 am. Birmingham 69 53 Miami 84 03 night. chance of rain on the Tide Tables Bismarck 02 31 Milwaukee 08 61 > # Boise 45 25 Minneapolis 79 50 710 12th St., N.W. coast; low. 50-55 in the east (Furnished by the United States Coast i Boston 51 38 Montgomery 79 55 and 38-50 in the west, except and Oeodctic Survey) Buffalo 68 *4 New Orleans 79 57? Dl. 7-5363 Today Tomorrow ,1Burlington. 62 33 New York 63 40 0 in 30s in the mountains. Fair High 3:46 a.m. 4:48 a.m. I ! Charleston 08 52 Norfolk 04 560 Low 10:43 am. 11:37 a.m. < 'Charlotte 71 48 Okla. City 86 00 0 ~ m..; cloudy windy ¦” " in the west, and High 4:23 p.m. 5:20 p.m. Cheyenne< 52 32 Omaha 74 51 1 ' ¦ Wednesday, p.m. Chicago 67 88 66 in the east chance Low 11:08 I 75 PittsburghPhoenix Riser Report Cincinnati 73 49 60 43 of rain Eastern Shore, high Me. 49 from on Cleveland 73 62 P’tland. 33 in 60s. Small craft warnings (From U. 8. Engineers) ' 74 45 Raleigh 05 49 Potomac River clear at Harpers ] Solumbusalias 85 69 Rapid City 58 35 in the bay and gale warnings Ferry and slightly at Great Falls: Denver 57 37 Reno 50 27 Shenandoah clear at Harpers Ferry, Des Moines 82 52 Richmond 65 54 on the coast. Tides will be 2to iDetroit 68 47 Bt..Louis 77 50 feet above normal. The San and Moon ' Duluth 04 40 Ban Antonio 82 70 4 Rises Sets 1 Fort] Worth 86 70 8. Francisco 75 ftl Sun, today 7:23am. 0:22 p.m. ] Fresno 74 47 Savannah 69 51 Lower Potomac and Chesa- 3un tomorrow . 7:24 am. 0:20 pm. Houston 84 60 Seattle 58 39 peake Bay—Northeast winds of Moon, today _ . 3:18 1:44 Huron oi* 41 Tampa 78 50 Automobile lights must be turned on I Indianapolis 70 48 Wichita 78 59 \ 20-35 miles per hour and near 'one-half hour after sunset. UJackson .81 45 Md. U. Quality—Greater Clarity 0«« U.S. WfAfHIR tUHIAU Better Understanding Priced from 8.T0.00 FACTORY APPROVED HEARING AID SERVICE Audiphone Washington Co., 1- IS etc Location: 716 14th St. N.W. (between G & N. Y Av#.) NEED FUEL OIL or BURNER SERVICE?

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