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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-09-27
BON ME SAYS
By BONNIE oLNEY
Home Demonstration Agent

Fish caught now by the enthu.
siast in the family means good
eating next winter and saving on
the food budget.
If they will be used soon the
freezing method is simple. They
must be scaled if it is necessary,
and cleaned. The tail and heads
should be removed and the fish
should be washed.
Wrap them in moisturc.vapor.
proof paper, and package them
in quantities to be used for one
meal. Freeze them promptly
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1956-09-27
Starr School News
BY Bernard Whitcgrass and
Herman Whitcgrass


The community was saddencd
by the death of Mrs. Marie Bull.
child. We extend our sympathy
to the relatives.
Wayne Bear Medicine went to
PcndlctOn. Oregon. for the r0,
dcO.
Twenty-Five pupils are enrolled
in the primary room.
The James Whitcgrass family
are moving into their new home.
We all bought clothes with our
school money. We wish to thank
the Tribal Council.
Mrs. Taft. the County Super
intcndcnt, visited our school on
Monday.
There will be horse races on
Sunday of next week.
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FOR SALE

PONTIAC '55 Star Chief convertible;
white orion top: pS., p.b.. dual
range ny. power antenna. r. and h..
tuheless Wv. tires; blk. and white
interior; real sharp; 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09

.PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE"

NEW USED-cAR LOCATION
10Th and l. SITS. NV. ST, 3-7107
PONTIAC 1865 Catalina coupej r.
and h.: very low mileage, beautiful
2-tone gray: mus be seen TO be APP
preciated; low down pytnt., bank
financing. easy terms. "A whale
Of deal at 81 .595.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 'h1 Champion con-
vertible coupe: automatic trans, r
S345: satety-tested for your pro-
lection. PAUL BROS. tOLDS). Wis
and Elhcott So. NV, KE. 7-l30e,
STUDEBAKER 1859 Champ. sedan;
equip, clean: many miles per gal
Full price, S329. As low as SO
down: SCI per mo. WOLFE MO-
TORS. 1891 Wis. ave. NV. FE.
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STANDARD PONTIAC

PONTIAC IS VS. 4-door: fully
equipped with r; and H.; one owr ;
er: orig. cond: liss new: weekend
Tor your protection; :}0-day written
warranty. PAUL BROS. (oLDsl,
Wis: and Bllieott st. NV" KE'
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1855 Star Chief hardtop
cow; 2-tone. all-leather Interior;
our price, S1.695, $l9j DIN. BELL
MOTORS, 500 Wis. ave. NV, Wo.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ISTUDEBAKER So Commander sport
coupe; auto. trans, heater. VS. en-
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THACKER MOTORS
18th and R. /. Ave. NE, La. 6-653n
OIps '53 super "SS' de luxe, 2-dr, !;
Sttrac. 2-tone palm green and polar
white. harmonizing int; Rocket per
torrance combined with all the leas
lures Of the future. incl. p. s. anq
o. b. Today's outstanding value AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09

1000 WILSON BLVD. IA. 7-S400
PONTIAC "a de luxe 4-dr. 8-cyl.
station wagon; equip. with 7. and h..
hydra, power steering: 2-tone fin
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PONTIAC '55 V-8

Star Chief convertible; sparkling
2-tone Miami blue and snow. white
combination, matching 2-tone leather
interior, white top, r, and h.,
". w. tires, hydramatic drive, power
brakes and steering. Hollywood rear
wheel, ETC.: 1000 actual miles
sporty top down. value priced so
vnu NAV hnV. 50. 14h-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PONTIAC 80 4-dF.: hydra, fully
equip. new Wv. tires: Ike new
inside and out; ST. 095. Pvt. owner
ia. 9-2906; after 6 Pm, RA. g.
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MCKEE PONTIAC

"PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE"
NEW USED-CAh LOCATION
18th and L sts. NV. ST. 3.7107
PONTIAC 40 two-door sedan: fully
equipped: good tires: will take best
offer Call XII. 1851
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AIS MOTORS

1910 wilson Blvd, All, va: -
0TnS 1855 "es'' 2-dr. Holiday:
white and dark blue; tglllyS o power s
neSfsct cond. throughout; S2'@oO'
Incl. snow tires. AID. 4-o214:
0IDS 80 de luxe "ss" Holiday
coupe; power steering, hydram,atic'
radio, heater: original condition;
ike new: bargain price. only
5000: safety tested for your pro-
lection; 3O-day written warranty;
PAUL BROS. (OLDSl, WIS. ana
Fiiicott st. NV. KE. 7-l306.
ODDS 40 Rocket 2-dr.; r. and h.
hydIs. Mechanic special. Full price
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PONTIAC '53 Custom "S9 Catalina /:
r. and h., turn signals. Wv. tires;
green and white finish. Tip-top
cond.; S1,0a5. Written guarantee.
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OLMSTEAD (OLDS)

1000 WILSON BLVD. IA. 7s400
oLDSMoBILE 1886 Holiday 4-dr..
steering. power brakes. also power
windows and SWAY seat. plus air
conditioning; used only by factory
representatives. Priced Substantially
less than original car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09

PONTIAC '55 $50 VS., 2-door;
blue over white finish. r. and h
hydra, turn signals, low mi. tires
Ike new: upholstery extra clean.
fully guar, Si,695, ANAC0sTIAA
ER-PLYMOUTE, 18th and
Good Hope road Sc, Lu. 4-2333.
PONTIAC 1854 Star Chief Custom
Cat. cpe.; r. and h.. hydra. all
automobile; easy terms. bank ilnanc-
ing: "a whale OF a deal At 81 ,39a.
CIR DONTTAG
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OLMSTEAD (OLDS)

PONTIAC 81 Catalina; excel. mech.
cond.. needs minor body work and
raInt Ae-is snAriat RD4S
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oTDS "a de luxe "9s" 4door
STSmatic, radio, heater. Wv. tires;
sneciai 2-tone finish; week enc
Special, only 81 .S95; safety testeo
for your protection. 30.day WTt HSl
wis, and Ellicott st. NV" IKE. Z
la0R
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24eO chillum Rd,. v Hyattsviile
OI,MSTEAD lOLDSl

PONTIAC so Chioftain de luxe 4-dr.
sedan: orig. green: r. and h.. hydra. :
2S,7ls actual miles. ,Today's OUT
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1000 WILSON BLVD. ia. f.S400
PONTIAC '54 Star Chief 4-dr.; equip.
with r. and h.. hydramatic, power
steering. power brakes. GIN air con-
ditioning: many other extras. excel,
conditfon. 81 aOh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-09

THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. /. Ave. NE. La. $3.50
PLYMOUTH 1886 Belyedere club
airfoam seats. windshield washer,
etc, 27O actual mi. Embassy ON
cial must sell urgently. $2,295, or
best Cffer KE. 7-1242. --.-
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr; r. and h;
low mileage one owner; $49S. ia
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FRANK SMALL, JR,, INC.

5000 Pa. Ave. BE. LU. 2-ge2I
PACKARD '53 De luxe convertible
coupe; povar steering and power
.SSSkss. ultlkmstic, radio, heater
Wv. tires. beautiful leather IN
terror. wholesale price to the pub
lie, don't miss this one, only Sg9b
Safety-tested for your protection
BROS. (OLDSl. wis. and EllicOti
al. NV, KE, 7-130S.
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OI,MSTEAD (OLDS)

1000 WILSON Blvd. IA. L-o4UV
OLDs T53 Super "ss" Holiday coupe;
hvdYamatic. radio, heater, beautilul
astone dnish, and many extras; one
owner; cleanest car In town, only
Si,205: safety tested for your pro
lection; 30-day written We, warrAny
r1itsstk 81 KE 7-130S.
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IPIYMOUTH 1850 4-dT. sedan; good
cond.: T. and h., snow tirsss' iuis
equipped; 1885. JE. 3-9176.
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AUTOS FOR SALE lcons.l

32O0 Pa. Ave. BE. LU. z-BbII
OLDsMoBILE 1858 de luxe "9S"
Holiday coupe: attrac. 2-tone palm
green and swan white; harmonizing
cess: power brakes. power windows.
Today's outstanding value at 81 1873.
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OI,MSTEAD (OLDSl

1000 WILSON Blvd. "a. I-o5O I!
OTDs as "9s" Glib. epe,: hydra. !
ofier. Call ST. 3-3280A any time.
ans I55 super "SS'' Holiday Sc
dan: radio. heater, hydramatle;
NV tires; gorgeous nylon and
leather interior; one owner; soln
and seryieed BY Us since ace, new new
fection; Holiday written warranty.
PAIL BROS. (OLDSl. Wis. and
Fiiieott 81. NV, KE. 7-1306.
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PLYM0UTH 1905 4.dr.; Nile green
$4,000 miles: r. and h.. gorgeous
matching interior; 81, l9S; SlAo
dn. BELL MOTORS. 500 Wis. ave
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PACKARD 1853 Clipper de luxe 4
dr.; loaded with accessories: inelud.
ing automatic trans. radio. neeteI
garage kept. Looks like new tooAs
only STa5.
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OLDS '53 de luxe "ss" 2-door; by
dramAtic, radio, heater, Wv. tiresi
beautiful let black flnish: one own
er: Weekend special, best buy. only
S9o5, safety tested for yopr pro-
faction: 30-day written warranty;
PAUL BROS. toLDsl, WIS. and
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

VOLKsWAGEN SO cow; white with
black top: $500 miles. one owner
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MCKEE PONTIAC

PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE,
NEW USED-CAR LOCATION
10th and L SITS. NV. ST, 3-71O7
1866 Safari station wagon:
white exterior blue nylon and white
leather interior. power steering.
automatic TRANSMISSION, r: and p: :;
list price. S4.231. will sell. S2.745.
Trades accepted. Very low mileage
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AuToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

PACKARD '55 Clipper Custom 4-dr.
sedan: power steering, power brakes.
ultrs.matie trans; torsion bar a. s sSs-
NELSON STUDEBAKER
72iS BALTIC. AVE; ss COL. PIX. ND.
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Greek Stewurdess
Protests Search

ATHENS, Greco, Mar. 6 (Pl
The Greek airline TAE saie
today it is reporting to thu
Greek government on a "degrad.
ing and humiliating search" Of
the passengers and crew of one
of its planes by British authori-
ties on Cyprus.
The planes stewardess, Jen-
ME Raissis, said she was taken
aside by two British Army girls
at Nicosia and, despite her Wig
orous protests, stripped naked
Company spokesman said the
search took place yesterday be-
fore the plane left Nicosia for
Athens.
The airlines business manager
said reports would be forwarded
to the Greek Civil Aviation De-
partment and the Foreign At
fairs Ministry, asking that a
protest be lodged with the Brit
Iish government against the
"unbecoming action"
! Officials in Nicosia confirmed
that because Of the possibility
of sabotage to the earlier British
plane, all aircraft landing at
Nicosia and their passengers
were being searched. The off,
Gals said there was no reason
to make a nexception in the
case Of the Greek airline.
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Blast on Plane
On Cyprus Is
Held Sabotage

NICOSIA, Cyprus, Mar. s P)
The director Of civil aviation
announced today that a British
troop plane which exploded be-
fore taking of from here Sunday
was sabotaged.
The Hermes airliner had beer
about to evacuate British serv'
Iicemen and their families.
Today's announcement sale
the fire was definitely due tt
sabotage"
British personnel are nov
handling all planes in and out
of this island colony, troubled
by a terror-backed campaign fol
union with Greece. Foreign
planes, passengers and crew have
been searched at the airport a.
"a precaution against further
sabotage.
In his statement the director
Burnett Rae, said official in.
vestigation by experts revealed
that a time bomb had beer
placed in one of the forward
luggage compartments Of thu
fuselage. It exploded 20 min
utes before scheduled departure
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Ben-Guriion Tells IsroeI
War Chances Grow

since the dismissal of British 1t.
Gen. John Bagot Club as COM
mander of Jordan's Arab Legion,
MIR. Ben-Gurion solemnly as
serted:
Israel will not start war.
We had to make preparations
because we knew the Arab states
were bent on a second round
out we always hoped, and still
hope. it can be prevented. But
the chances for its prevention
now perhaps are simmer"
Interrupted by excited shouts
from both sides of the House ir
one of the stormiest session ever
witnessed in the Israel Parlia-
ment, Mr.. Ben-Gurion declared
If war should come moral re-
sponSibility will rest with the So
Wet and United States govern
mentS."
He said it would rest with the
Soviet government because OF
continued Eastern arms supplies
to Egypt.
1t would rest with the United
States Government, he said. be-
cause it continued to refuse Is.
raelS request for arms for de-
Tense.
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lister Thomas L. Macdonald also
urged the organization members
to devote thought and action"
TO the economic possibilities of
SEATO.
"SEATO is only the means to
an end" he said. the end being
the maintenance Of peace"
Opening the conference, PAX
istan's Premier Chaudhri Mo-
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against Red subversion in Asia
and to develop wholesome So
cieties immune from Communist
infection"
Garcia Joins Stand
Mr.. Dulles call for measures
against subversion was echoed
by the Philippines Vice Presi-
dent and Foreign Minister, Carlos
P. Garcia.
"The new tactics of totalitari-
an propaganda" Mr.. Garcia de-
clared. render imperative the
reorientation of our ways and
means of coping with the grow
ing menace to the freedom and
prosperity of the SEATO area. :"
Both Thailand's Foreign Min
lister, Prince Wan Waithayakon,
and French Foreign Minister
Christian Pineau called for
.SEATO to put new emphasis on
cooperative economic develop
ment of the area.
New zealand's Foreign Min
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.Mi|itaryCurb
Voted in Bonn

| BONN, Germany. Mar. 6 (P).-
The West German Bundestag b!
a crushing majority today CAV,
final approval to firm civilian
controls over its new armed
| forces.
The lower house by a vote o.
800 to 20 passed IA constitutions
amendments that tie the armed
forces, to be known as the Bun
deswehr, firmly to Parliament.
| Anti-rearmamer1t Socialist.
Joined Chancellor Konrad AIDE
nauer's supporters in pushing
Through the amendments.
Deputies proclaimed that the.
would prevent the armed forces
from again becoming a "stat'
within a state" as they wer'
called under the Weimar Repub'
lie that preceded Hitler.
"Soldiers' Law" Voted
In a seminal vote the House
also gave overwhelming approva
by a show of hands to the sol
diers' law" which approved the
raising of a powerful armed force
to support the Atlantic alliance
The anti-rearmament Socialist.
were showed under on this vote
This is the basic military law
that will permit Chancellor AIDE.
nauer's government to create ar
armed force of 100000 men tC
help defend Free Europe against
the threat of Soviet aggression
The 59-article law authorizes
the government to recruit an
elite cadre of 100000 volunteers
They will form the backbone OF
the projected 500,000-man armed
force.
Called 1.-THE Constitution OF
the German Soldier" the Law
also spells out the rights anc
duties of soldiers. sailors anc
airmen.
Cadre of 10000 Authorized
The soldiers law" authorizes
the government to recruit a force
of 100000 volunteers. They viii
form an elite professional cadre
for the projected 500.009-mar
armed forces.
The rearmament measure pro-
Ivided Chancellor Adenauer his
first test Of strength in the
Bundestag since he bounced 81
rebellious Free Democrats from
his coalition last month. The
four Free Democrats in the
cabinet and II other members Of
the party in the Bundestae
stayed with the Chancellor.
The rearm ament measure
however, needed only a simple
majority contrasted to the two
thirds majority required for tht
Inon-controversial constitutions
amendments.
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OLD SOVIET policy OF violence mas
only been held in reserve" not
abandoned.
The American secretary said
that as a result of the Soviet
switch in tactics, there is less
danger of war than when vio-
lence and threats were being
utilized" But he declared that
the West has found no evi-
dence Moscow is actually aban-
doning force in favor of other
methods.
There is need" he declared,
for forces in being in countries
which are subject to probability
of attack so they can be as
sured an aggressor would not
march in and pick them up for
nothing"
Local Forces Plea Seen
Other delegates to the three
day meeting of the eight-nation
alliance interpreted Mr.. Dulles
statement as suggestion for the
creation of local SEATO forces
such as the North Atlantic alli-
ance maintains in Europe. He
added that the forces in being
should be backed by strategic
striking power suitably located"
The conference opened earlier
today in the old Sind Assembly
palace with a public session in
which the eight foreign minis
tiers put much emphasis on a
need for combating Communist
Subversion and for improving
economic conditions in the Asian
member nations. SEATO mem
bers in addition to the United
States are Pakistan, Thailand,
the Philippines. Australia, New
Zealand. Britain and France.
Mr.. Dulles In his opening
statement called on the eight ma
tons to formulate unified fight
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Danes, Soviet Plan
Copenhagen PurIey

( MOSCOW, Mar. 6 (P.-Den-
mark and the Soviet Union signec
a joint communiQue tonight. A
Danish spokesman said one of its
points is announcement of an
immediate conference in Copen-
hagen to normalize trade rela-
lions between the two countries
Details of the communicate
signed by Danish Premier Hans
Hansen, Soviet government
guest, and Soviet Premier Nicolai
Bulganin were not disclosed. The
Danish spokesman declined fur
ther comment.
/ Today's ceremony was attended
by all members of the Soviet
Unions ruling presidium. ex-
cept President Voroshilov and
A. l. Kirichenko.
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Argentine CoIoneI's
Funds Almost Frozen

BUENOS AIRES (P. Col
Raul Alexandra Poggi wants
everyone to know he is not Col
Raul Alexandra Poggio.
Argentina's revolutionary gov
eminent froze assets of hundreds
of persons as part of a probe into
Operations of the Peron regime
One name on the list was Col.
Raul Alexandra Poggio.
The justice ministry later noti-
fed the army his name should
not be confused with Poggi'S.
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down at Almaza airport. He was
greeted by Premier Nasser,
members of Egypt's ruling mill
tary revolution council, cabinet
ministers and Syrian Premier
Said ell Ghazzi.
Police lined the streets as the
King drove with Premier Nasser
to Kubbeh Palace, where he and
his Is advisers are staying.
Syria and Saudi Arabia have
each signed mutual assistance
pacts with Egypt and placed
their forces with ners under a
joint military command headed
by the Egyptian commander-in-
chief, Maj. Gen. Abdel Hakim
Amer. Gen. Amer is generally
considered the top candidate
for overall Arab commander
should fighting break out again
between Israel and the Arab
states,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06

ousted British 1t. Gen. John
Bagot Club from command OF
the Legion.
Egypt, Syria and Saudi Arabia.
who are linked in a military
alliance. have already offered to
replace the subsidy of some $22
million which Britain pays Jor-
dan for support of the Arab Lee
gion.
Alignment of King HuSsein
with the three-poWer Arab group
would bring strong pressure on
his cousin, King Faisal of Iraq.
to quit the Western-sponSored
Baghdad Pact which Premier
Nasser opposes. Iraq's detection
from the alliance with Turkey,
Pakistan, Iran and Britain
probably would deal it a death
blow.
A 21-gun salute doomed as
King Saud's plane touched
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Practices Dated

PARIS. - Modern veterinary
practices are believed to date
from the establishment of a vet
Urinary school first opened in the
city of Lyons. France, in 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06
Soud Flies Into Cairo
For High Arab PorIey

CAIRO Mar. Saudi Arabias King Saud flew into Cairo
today summit conference with Premier Canal Abde
Naser of Egypt and President Shuk al Kuwaty of Syria.
They expected seek of bringing Jordan and its
Arab Legionthe Arab worlds best fighting forceino their
neurals Arab alliance that JoIdans King Hussen has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06

JERUSALEM, Israel Sector,
Mar. 6 (P).-The chances of
preventing war ARE some
what smaller now Israeli Pre-
mier David Ben-Gurion told
Parliament today.
Making his first statement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06

manned Ali emphasized that
SEATO was formed two years
ago purely for defensive pur-
poses.
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Dulles Urges Forces.
For SEATO Protection

KARACHI. Paksan, Mar [49-United States Secretary
of Dulles called today for the creation of military forces
being" protect the SEATO
threat of Communist aggression.
Mr. Dulles warned the first closed session of the Southeast
Asia treaty organizations meeting of foreign ministers that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06
FOUND

CATS, . solid white, l gray and white
vicinity 1900 Janney lane. owner OIL
good Virginia home XII. 9-3959
COCKER. male in Silver Spring $50
to ) pm. JU. 5-5lS3.
COLLIE. in Montgomery Co. $3.50 to
pm, JU. 5-5lS3.
DACHSHUND, female, red, vicinity OF
400 King st. Owner. call XII. 9-395a.
DOG. German collie, found Silver Spring
area. RA. 6-9142.
DOG, male, tan and white. vicinity OF
700 North Iverson ST Owner or good
Virginia home. XII. 9-3959
PUPPY, mixed breed, male. ) mos old.
dark brown, long hair, white vest 18th
and SITS. NV. DI. 7-2337.
SPRINGER SPANIEL Montgomery
County Animal Shelter, $50 to 3 pm.
JU 5-5lS3
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SPECIAL NOTICES

i WILL NOT BE responsible for any
debts contracted for by anyone other
than myself. JAMES A. PHARES.
l402 Boones Hill I'd. Sc. D. c.
TAX RETURNS ACCOUNTANT.
formerly with the Bureau. Call
Adams 1890 anytime 10"
1 HAVE SOLD Moones Auto Service,
435 X st NV. and l have no
further interest in above garage
either financial or otherwise.
ARTHUR P MOONE g.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared
in your home by an experienced.
reliable accountant. TU. 2-706O
10
NOTICE is hereby given that THE
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS for
this district has issued an order
dated Feb. d 1886, authorizing the
name OF the GAS SCREW GITANA.
ofiicial number 23l69S. owned by
Carl G. Bowman. of which Wash.
d. c. is the home port. to be
changed to LYDIA JOHN F
BURNS, Deputy Collector in
chsrge. Port OF Washington. D c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-06
LOST

LOSl
BRACELET. silver wire mesh. March 3
about noon bet. End and Eye SITS, anC
18th and G SITS: Reward RE. $500
Ext. FOB, or ME- s-}23S.
DOG. beagle year old and American
sfer Tpan snd d aqsTe Hici to names
HEIGHTS: reward. Wo 6-0545. 10
EARRING. green stone. lost SIM, vic
Conn. ave, Cathedral ave. EN-. 3-026;i
PARAKEEI, green. banded yicinit,
Green Acres Sunday am. OIL. 4-26s3
PARAKEET, white with pink eyes; an.
swers to TEDDY; VIC. of Lewisdale
SIS reward. HA. 2-9l91. =
PARAKEET, blue, green; named Pete
University Hills section. Reward, HA
PIN. circular pearl. vicinity Connection
ST. $4,000. Ext. 22I3. . to ). =
PUPPY. female, large, all black, RED
harness: vic. 10Th and K SITS. NV. Re:
ward. HENDERSON, ST. 3-S3SO. =
PUPPY, black female, vie. of Carpenter
ST. Sc, last Wednesday. LII. 4-74i6
PUPPY, female, Boston Bull terrier;
wearing REQ collar; answers &c
Spark; in vic. Of 6333 n Ind st.
All. Family pet. Reward. IKE. 500 )
p.bfl: ID "s card R ss9Hn sa
SMITH, LII. 3-l257 Reward.
WALLET mans, light brown; vic. Univ.
return. Call TO. 9-59s2 =
WRIST WATCH. white gold black band;
vic. Franklin SimonS -Jelleffs March .
Reward. Wo. 6-122s -