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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
Fall Term
Petit Jurors
Are Listed

Moptoo,,,arv County Ciro,i+
Court last week announced the
celac+iop ~ +,,,o not;t inrioc and
SelectloH u TWO pStit JuIleS anu
a grand Jury for fall term of
court. Inc grand jury ana petlt
i,,rxy Mo 1 aIraadv have yona m
July W. oiA SeAJ iioEe 5oiiS :"
work. The second petit Jury Is
Mt ovnoo+od +o 10 oallod n d,,+,,
iol eApecteu W De cdlieu ~ uuty
before January z. 1858.
r,,,' .,,.'
,o+;ox. "a .ddrassos of tho
occupdlloiiS anu doul essee Va liie
members of both petit jurieS:
PETIT JURY NO. i
Dorothy Skates. title examiner. comus;
ivy Gio,,na Sr,ith bo,,sos,,,fe German
tn,,,, raroas n Mira iithooTanher III
ne,,. Ed,sJn n Frv farmer Geitbersb,,rg.
pocn,sI,o picSard q Fya5s nronert y
manaoar Silver Snring. Iona MASSEY
paws6n boyseS,,ife Pat6esda Thonas a
Gonios ,ati,.nd pooJeS,rIiIa. CHARLES q
Hsw,Iev Ir enoinaer csheur5 chase. Harry
= po1t,,ys distrih,,tor PockvijIe
- Movian,b. e Drscono,,Ioc interior deco-
rator i 'S 41bevy chase. e Herhert n EsstyUood
10y pa,s,,iIs &c.. NE
fail chap,iet Povds. Constantine Eisinqer.
h,rnhr ,,as.5 ,,a,a,o, peabasdo Pnbert
" Stiles doi,,y Sarroa,, PocLviiIe Wi,iano
II un,,sste,. Mae ny,,tnr c,iue, cnr,ng
Erancis ard p' apaivst Silver Spr me
Ai,5n e tIohhs hanter cIiyer Sprin 2 .
Inhn TSUark aud,+or Pockville. Elizahath
I'm = pacnn ho,,seun,iSa Ssiver Sn,,no,. Anna
Mar, Dav,s ho,,.a,yifa carn,e ntn,or fAiA''
Ksnneth I, Kasai on einaar Pocl,,,,Ia.
rohn W uafIin rnsob,rist pooLviIIe. Cvar'
ion I. Murdock farmer PooIesviie. Mary
Eass ,inernnIoved Chavv Case. 90 r II
prao,, 1a,,a,,ea,, LII. cI1,,e, S,,,,
cuv Tarter rnt,red 5LivgI uI,,5o
{ Eiv housa,yife silver SnTino. Elsia
Tones bn,,sa,yifa pno,esyiiIe. ~ . etenca
Voitk Covernnnent s,,nervisor Silver Snyin 2 .
Merrill pitcher refired silver Sprine
Ia Verne Davis M IN forroation. ang I ne
ward r Pagland no inforToatIon
""u Ndsiahu' no niioiii'alioh'
PETIT JURY NO. 2
Beulah Brown housewife Takona. John
w 0rrison II PoctySIIa. Rodna,, csnsn'
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21

Methodist Church, will lead the
study committee.
The board will hold monthly
meetings and announced their
next meeting for December 5 at
$3.50 p. m. in the Community
Room of the Perpetual Building
Association. Bethesda.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
Gaithersburg Dance

The Gaithersburg Lions Club
will sponsor a benefit dance
Wednesday at the Agriculture
Center, Gaithersburg, from 10 to
/ o'clock. Gene Donati and his
orchestra will play.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-21
COP Unit Plans Party

The Woman's Club of Rock
Vile will stage a party next
month for the patients of the
Springfield Md Mental Hospi-
tai, according to Louise Stack
house, publicity chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-10

COLoRED-Oe5 N. CAROLINA
AVE. Slim. apt all utils
furn SIS week, wo. 9-7b6s.
COLORED - CEDAR GARDENS
Ask Us about our furnished plan
for l-bedrm. apt. you will be
pleasantly I surprised a., c sShiln, res z:
LUcHs Co, MA, $3.50.
COLORED-l3Is \, I. AVE-. NV.
--Bsmt act. newly furn., lge.
rm, share bath: heat, hot water
Ind cleo furn. Only S4b per mo
OPEN Inspect or call co. 6-6222
c o. ..,. Y. AN, AND NEATLY .Is
$40 champlsin nv bu \. ans
C0LOREp-I3ls 18th ST. NV,
AT, FURNISHED enc pvt bath.
heat, hit water and eler furn
only tlb mo opNN. intDsct o.
call co. b-6223.
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aPTs. unFURnfsHEe-e. g.

coLoRED-BENNINo HEIGHTS
'9 and 2 'bedrm. apis; SIS dsiiy;
Saturday. s-12. 10, 2-1222.
cOLORED--DUPLEX APT
1876 1915 rs Tss 3, hHvTE-l.gRo.' I III
1 o ST. NE, ~ l-BEDRM APT
LOUIS RUDDEN To. 2-306O
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N INA NEioHRoRa 90 !, s, :,
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ROOMS FURRIsHED-M.E.


cOLORED-i37 r St. ne Well
turn. Fn. for middle-aged en-
ployed man. AID. 4-50S5.
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z rs. ne corner beautiful view.
ineh nv hedSms liz Sm din
rm.. sunrm. $3.50.
Mrs. Chauncey Murray
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-10

I6th ST. NV. 3osS--i room,
kitchen and bath, furnished, sis
. month and up. utilities included
See resident MANAGER.
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Aprs. uMFURMIsMfD-D, O,
APIS. FURNIsNED--MD.

coL0RED--BsMT. APT:, 4 Ssdrm. :.
y S Sood i aS'S' ~ SO ' me- H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-10

APIS. FURMlsHED-D. c.

ArTR. Tv APIS. Si4 wk. up; child
W ' i Sie i rs n NV. DI 7:7sss
bEACoN APIS. 1901 calvert y,
and bath. $50: enc, 500. incl.
utils also 1 bedrm. RA. $3.50.
kEAR WALTER REED-Lge j.
SIPS Incl. utils. RH. 5-IbO5.
BOILING vIC.-3 large rms. fresh
painted, nicely furn., cow.
lrsnsp An, snd shop. 10 2-2%si'
iasO MAPLEvIEW PI.. 8. E.-Du-
plex mr., NAVAL Air Base and Boil
ine FIELD -Liv nm. bedrm KIT.
snd bath utiis. furn.; ss2 DO mo
DOWNTOWN. la21 18TH y nv
RIM and PVT. bath. refer. and
itiis To see call ST, 3-3857
col UMBIA RD., Isit--2 bedrms..
eficieney. t7b, utils. Turn. DU
GEORGETOwN--compl. furn. enc,
$40 Ger mo, incl heat and hot
vaterl WIN, n SAUNDERS CO.
INC, D1. 7-l0ib.
boLLiN0.NRL AREH-Niesly furn,
-bedrm. apt. mod. BLDG. $50
mo. incl. utlls. Also uniurn. bed
rm, unit az $50 mo. 10. 2-sg4l
oa6. M. MASS. AVE. AND MINI.
s.E.---New bldg. new furn., bed
nm, Nv. rm., din, kit and bath
Laund and stoIage facils. 10 insp'
call JOHN L. SHELTON Realtor'
- 1000.
kONDON HALL apt hotel 1898
i9'N Al. nW.-Effc bed-liv. rni
kit. hath day or wk MA e-nnl o
xtB MISSOURI AVE- NV, apt z
7-hedrnt Nv. rnl ~ nsth'
Gpen %. After z, RI. 3-7.s7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-10
TRANSIENT
10 MINUTES TO
CAPITOL BUILDING

sgssAI HR f IsSESSRI ssFi t.is SEg
REAs. RATES. CALL 10. 2-i2b2
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Abfs. uAEuRa,-YA.
GcoNTINUEpl


ARL. - DECOR, clean. l-bedrrn.
8. 1868 N. Pierce. IA. 5-ie64
ALEX.--Air-cond spts., enc. s70;
dls bern Tal XII Yi s.7 Sso R ipfl s-SSas "
. BEDRMs., SPACIOUS LIv. RIM.
din. rm., Kit. This Is convenience
IinSes.' sos 50. utiis. inei TfsEIE
PROPERTIES, ia. 5-1207
/ BLK. TT. MYER: s Minis Penta-
gon. 10 Minis d, c.---Garden-type
$3.50. plus utils. Avail immed
1918 N. Quinn 81. IA. 25603.
ARL.. close nj bedrms modern
Wilson blvd. left on Oak 81. TO
1900 18th I'd, North ia. s-ll3
ARLINGTON. Westover - Redeco-
rated. 1 bedFH.. laundry, storage:
$3.50; mr., transp. HE. 1886.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS, ada
cent to shopping center and school
! Minis. 70 downtown. 3 minis. 70
Pentagon, 8 buslines 81 door. am
pie parking, front once service,
laundry and storage In your
building. new refer with freezer
top. especially eonv. for Army.
Navy and Air Force personnel !
and 2 bedrms., . and 3 exposures;
from s15 Mt Vernon ave. and
Russell I'd, Alex, Va. TE. $4,000
ALEXANDRIA Newly restored. in
old port section: private entrance,
Ice liv. rm. with fireplace. Dedrm-
and bath. TIE. 6-006s
ARLINGTON-2O6O N Vermont
SS5. 2-bedroom apt Newly deco
rated. See Resident Manager, Apt.
2O5. WALKER 4 DUNLOP. INC.
co. b-O222
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g NPtG UWFUUNItNEu
- tcoNfliueDl

2aoe q ST. NV, No. e--l I'm. and
bath AZ utils.: furn. $40 mo-
bRTGHTwOOD. mr.. schools. shop,
and transp bedrm furnished
optional. reasonable. RA, 0-S2O3,
VIC. geth AND PA. AVE. s,E.--At-
~, lRe., l-bedrm, unit; ~. nm.
kitS dins!i i. bath 7, rent ~, ~ "a, ~.
E II !. I I!SS iois 18Th sS nv,
Hasa n. u. Ave. N.W.--NeWiy de-
s week. enc win PVT bath sis
NV bedEm,, Ny. RIM, dlnstts.
SIS. mel stiIs' IA, sSS.sass'
ass FLOOR newly pfint,a, bsdrm !.
so So See mrr., Apt A. lass
Columbia I'd, nv.
! BLOCK TO c0NNEcTICUT AyE,.
living rm., Kitchen: porch. bedrm
and bath; SOC 80 Including uttll-
PHILLIPS. INC. Dl. f-Iafi,
ga CONSTITUTION AVE, NJ.
Living Tm.. bedrm., kitchen and
bath NAD so month. Mr.. YWint,
With rHAN KS. PHILLIPS, INC.
SsSs nALlEY TEn, SILL bed
rm, Lee. liv, rm,, din, kit. bath:
modern lnmac. blk, shops.
bus; adults, SAb' Lu, l-3T3i.
sbsJ Mae ARTHUR Blvd. nv
diinins RI. rS' sedsI 5a so kiss sn.n'
M sHILI HiSsn' iwc win B, F l.ssli y
1. q. AnEA--ModeFn i-bedrm. dup
lex, dtnette .redee,, .conv. schools.
transp.; reaa, II. 4-1iOO,
NRAR NAVY YARD. sei eth 81
s,e rmsY KIT, bath, heated:
DOwNTOwN--Avail. mined; q
bedrm. apt, iv rm.. din. nm.
kit, bath, center hall; outside
..n rs.ds. sSu. e s1e s..sSs,.' $50 m
FOGGY BOTTOM. .5St X u. nv,
p luxe md 5 rms, and
s.ssao.' si FE' s- Stsisi's 'ioV' -
MACARTHUR BLVD. N.W.-e-b
rn,. duplex apt utils, inel.' sl2b,
$3.50 18th ST. NV Apt I'll bed
Im,; $40. utils. incl Call To. =
I-BEDRM. EFFICIENCY APT. in
modern elevator apt. bldg
Tastefuily decorated; tiled shower
COW. nv. location, nr. Dupont
circle, Call manager, FE. 5-30pv
BACHELOR APT. Reservoir nrea---
Liy. rm.. bedrm.. shower, kit; pvt.
entr.. earport; $50 mo. incl. utils.
Cali FE 5-55pS
$500 CONN. AVE-. N.W.-Beaut
spae apts. In apt. hotel: newly
dec. din. rm.; switchboard service.
gar., Tv. maid and linen service
avail; extremely desirable en-
ployed girls and couples enc.
$50 So bedrm,. Sl29.5O. NJ.
7aO cHEsAPEAKE sT, 81.
NEAR BOILING FHLD AND
NAVAL AIR STATION New spiek-
And-span ! and 2 bedrms all out
side rooms. dei bids. Res mgr
will ahoW MARSHALL J. WAPLE
Co. AID. 4-s00a
5000 18th PLACE.. NV.
~ view Apt, l-oedrm. apt. SIS
Including util Janttor will show.
1901 0oodhope I'd. Sc Eeopom-
zeal l-hedroom. duplex apt. 81 so.
WALKER n DUNLOP. INC.
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APIS. FuRMIsHEp-p. Q.
tcOhTINillfDl

-~-n.-.n-H.---nNA.nlu4
1894 PARK m. N.W.--AttFaetiyely
turn. 2nd-n, i-hedFm, apt; utils
included; also eilciency.
CALVERT AND 10th AREA--i bed
rm modern furnlturei adults; $50
NO mtiis, incl; ST, $500. AD'
ALABAMA AND NICHOLS 8. r.
Loveiy s-bedrm. apt; 3 adults:
reaA; rent incl utils IA, b.si3S.
MODERN dntn slsy. bids Spa
s'cus siics, and, l-hedrm apt
s piss' iS sa1s.s d's sie fi%D n sr' pS
up, Avail immed. and Jan. /.
lSsS r 81, NV. AID, zorro,
cALIF, ST, NV, MT, Conn, ave -
kit, bath. $3.50 wo. d-e02n,
GEORGETOWN - New miniature
unusual house: . baths. y Are
places modern Kitchen. patio;
partially furnished; Nt71l avail
sole December ID. MR.. PAULsoN
Ihth ST. NV. 30a5--i room,
kitchen and bath, furnished, Nhh
. month and up. utilities included
see resident manager,
SOME FREE RENT Marble bids.
\ rms. Kat. end bath, for or 4
persons; heaut, dee. SOT A ne. l3f
Ca. AVE-, iOIs-Newly dec. l or :
bedrm, epts.. tranSp., paTx adults,
semitic, RA i-aS2H, EN-. 3-j4s6,
siO0 BLK. CONN. apt
In mod small apt. bldg; COW,
quiet. pvt. $40 so aOl4 kalO-
rama I'd NV. $3.50 pm, IL
Dupont circle area
basement apt pvt. home: hv,
ruf, bedrm,, kit, bath, pVt, en-
I frances very reas. TO right party
| NO 7-ta07, after S;3O pm
Sls FAST CAPITOL.--s bsdrms.
mel $3.50 mo ~ S-s7sS'
EMBASSY ARIA. s0l9 Mass. ave
I Enc, all utils incl, cow. loo. IL
all transp.; walk downtown.
Iee G ST. NE, mr., Capitol and
: hedrms All utils. Very clean
StA ana up Ii. 4-57l6.
FACING ROCK CR.--Bsmt. pvt
entr and top A.. for Ia, pvt
bath ca. New decor. NO. 7-s %
MT. PLEASANT. 1898 Newton 81
NV -Ef1c,.. bed-lv: rm.. kit and
bath. Apt. bids. Adults SO.
COLUMBIA RID. NV. I1at-e bed
rms; lge. apt; adult family
Homelike. Reas, Manager within
SHERATON.PARK ARIA Bachelor
apt, $50; . bedrms.. Sl25; l-rm.
studio, Semipvt. kitchen and bath.
S5S, Modern furnishings. clean.
Adults. utils incl on each. LAun-
dry facilities ST. 3-S541. la pm,
MT. PLEASANT. 1865 Lamont st
R.w.-Comf0rtably furnished, I
Tm kitchen dinette and bath
sta So month Call Mr. Yount.
With FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC,
Di. 1-t4ll.
I3ts 18th ST. N.W.--Eiev. BIDS i
rm and kit, enc: Si9 week
$500 conn. AVE-. NV. - Beaut
spae. aptS. IN apt hotel; newly
dec din rm. switchboard service
Enr., TN, maid and linen service
avail. extremely desirable en-
ployed girls and couples. enc
Si0a so; / bedrm., SlS9 so, Hu
a-77OO
1919 KENYON ST. N.W.-ons rm..
XIX, bath. $50, Wks. $50. 4
rooms kit, bath. 500. . uks. St5.
AID. 1894. t3s
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s.E. Md rooms, semipyt, bath
cow, $50 month. RE. 0-d30l.
APT. TO suBLET--ExtFemsiy de-
sirable Bethesda location, includes
ltd, hotel services. OIL. d-bbkO.
BRENTWOOD, 3d00 Ttlden az, mr..
r, !, ave - rms, LIST mr., Slb
VIZ, WA. S-4as4. III. 7-3a1l,
FURN. i-bedrm. basement ant,
Takoma Park. private bath and
ent.; sos, Ju. D-07tn.
Sc. mr., Carol liills-Beautifuily
furn. a-bedrm, apt. now avail
Call 10, S-h5nO ewes. or week end
TAX. Pk,--LEe. liv. rm.. hedrm..
kit, 3 closets, pvt, bath; COW. 10
everything; 500, ~. a-1a47
TAkOMA PARK-snd a.: iiv. rm..
bedrm., hit bath; pvt; air cond.;
. empl. adults. $50. No drinking
or smoking. one fare some. 1908
Spruce ave. iO'
TAKOMA PARK--Niceiy furn. ef-
nc; kit. and bath apt blk
bus and shops, Ju 6.h20N,
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ROOMS FURnlsHED--n.W.

Iass.laax PARK m. N.w.-opeu
daily OF call ewes. ho. e-a406.
ROOM. PVT, MOME - Gentlemen
only . hlks. from tFansp, and
restaurants; Stu week DE-
s-sa63; after q, On. s.3SH4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-10

w AVE- MANsiON--Sgle., pvt
Artistic home. $40. Du. 1-al 81.
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ALTURAS HOTEL
Emerv-Genroian Hole

single ana double rms. 24-hou
elevator and switchboard. din. RIM
transient, $3.50 day up. perma
nent. $1,000 week up. Hu. S-61l0
lAllo lRah a. n -
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Il Raiders Seize
Liquor and Arrest
Man and Womun

Washington police raided a
suspected illegal liquor opera
ton early today in the 100
block Of Swami street NV. and
made two arrests.
Creme de menthe. vodka, gin,
wine and beer, as well as seven
fifths Of whisky. were among
the beverages seized, according
TO the police.
Inspector John Layton and
II members Of the gambling
and liquor squad staged the
raid. armed with q search war
rant. Police said the address
had been under observation
since November 20 by UNDER
cover men. and after-hour liq-
uor purchases had been made.
Arrested were Charles I.
Lindsay. 81, charged with two
counts Of keeping and selling
whisky without a license. and
Edna r. Gill. ~. charged with
three similar counts and also
with being employed in an ille-
gal establishment. Both were
listed at the Swami street ad-
dress.
A customer" on the prem
ises at the time Of the raid was
not held. according to Corpl
INLAND Ritter.
Evening star., 1957-12-21

And there was nothing cheer
ful about the situation to Mr..
Presley's manager. Tom Parker
OF Nashville. Tenn. who Is
thinking Of the drop In income.
Mr.. Presley makes $4,000 OF
so with a couple Of personal
appearances. AS an Army
prtvste he would draw SIS a
month.
Mr. Parker said the draft
notice would cost Mr.. Presley
half a million dollars in gross
income Immediately. Beyond
that. he said. II would be DIM
cult to estimate.
In addition TO Paramount's s
plans. there was a contract
with 20th Century-Fox for q
movie that would pay Mr..
Presley 100000. Another pic
ture for Metro Goldwyn Mayer
in the fall would pay S275. 900,
plus q percentage OF the profits
Mr.. Parker said the income
tax loss to the Government
next year. with Mr.. Presley in
uniform, would samount to at
least half q million, not TO
mention the cost Of his upkeep.
"Of course" he said, that's
not as important as having the
Government treat everybody
the same"
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Five Die in Crush
In West Virqiniu

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Dec.
81. eR.-Five persons. two
adults and three children, trsv-
cling home for Christmas. were
killed. early today in a car
truck collision on West Virginia
Highway II. 80 miles northwest
Of here.
The victims. all from High
Point. N. c.. were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph p. Dean. both in their
20s: Marshall Harris. 8:
Marylin K. Harris, 10. and
Cheryle Elania Harris. IL. The
latter three were children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Har-
ris. who were travelling IN a car
ahead of the Dean vehicle.
With the Harris couple was
their only other child.- Letha. ?.
A driver for the .Wilcoxen
funeral home at Winfield said
it appeared the Dean car had
run of the highway. then
swerved back across the road
and into the path of the truck.
The truck driver, whose
name was not available, was
not injured. Mr.. Dean and
Mr.. Harris were students at a
Grand Rapids Mich school
Of design and were en- route to
High Point for the holidays.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Girl in Como Six Months
Speaks q Word: 'Momo'

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah.
Dec. 81 R.-A l2-year-old girl
from San Diego. Calf un-
conscious for nearly six months.
gave her mother a Christmas
present early. She spoke.
Her first word was MAMA. I"
Mrs. Joseph B Schow cried with
Joy.
1t was July l at a swimming
pool in Escondido. a suburb Of
San Diego. that Maurine nearly
drowned. She was pulled from
the water after several minutes
some thought. at the time.
close to 20 minutes.
She was revived-that is. she
started breathing again. But
her brain had been deprived
Of oxygen for a critical period.
The brain cannot stand lack OF
oxygen for very long.
Maurine was unconscious,
and she stayed that way.
The Schows. who once lived
I'm Utah, arranged to have her
Evening star., 1957-12-21

flown to = hospital here in Au-
gust.
Mrs. Schow stayed at her
daughters bedside. Occasion
ally Maurine's eyes opened. But
there was no sound Of her
voice. no apparent recognition
until about two weeks ago.
Maurine recognized her
mother. and spoke. and the
FIRST word was Mama"
Doctors say Maurine may be
able TO become completely re-
habilitated. In the last few
days she was able TO sit In a
wheelchair for periods as long
as two hours.
The rehabilitation period may
be long. the doctors say. per-
haps years.
Mrs. Schow Is giving Maui
rine her Christmas present. too
The two entrained last night
for home. where Maurine's
father and l0-year-old sister,
Sharon, were waiting.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Eisenhowers
To Stoy Here
On Christmas

President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover will spend Christmas
with their family at the White
House.
White House Press Secretary
James c, Hagerty. announced
this late yesterday after re-
turning from the NATo con-
ference in Paris. The press sec
retary. who arrived aboard q
Military. Air Transport plane al
most six hours after the Presi-
dent returned here. gave nc
details of the holiday ohserv-
ance.
Mr.. Hagerty said President
Eisenhower began debating
some Of the remarks he will
make Monday night when he
appears jointly with Secretary
OF State Dulles on a Nation
wide radio and television pro-
gram to report on the NATC
conference.
The Chief Executive spent
Is minutes yesterday giving
Vice President Nixon a fiil-ir
on the events at Paris. In do
ing so. he postponed a sched-
uled conference with Budget
Director Percival Brundage.
Mr.. Hagerty said the Presi-
dent did not return to his Of
flee yesterday afternoon. The
business transacted yesterday
morning followed a flight
from Paris which required ar
elapsed time Of 81 hours and
81 minutes.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
IS DEC. n THE DAY
WINTER sTARTsa
EXPERTS SAY mo-

Is December 81 the be-
ginning Of winter?
Yes. the man on the
street has been saying for
years.
No. say the experts.
The date has no scien-
tific standing" a Weather
Bureau forecaster explained
YEARLY today. I'VE call IL
the winter solstice. but that
only means it's the day
when the sun reaches its
farthest point south.
ACTUALLY. n'tAe weather
didn't lag about; a mdhth
behird the position Of the
sun Dccember. 81 would be
the middle of the, winter. /"
And when does winter
begin7
About the first Of De.
cember." !" the forecaster
said. THERE'S no 'fixed
date.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Missile Drawings
Destroyed by Fire

SUNNYvALE. Calf Dec. 81
PA mysterious fire inside
a large walk-in vault today
destroyed top secret missile
drawings and records at the
Lockheed missile system plant
Firemen wearing oxygen
masks struggled in dense smoke
trying to choke of the smoul-
dering blaze. Smoke filled the
sprawling concrete structure.
Much time was lost in finding
someone who had the combina-
ton to the lock on the door OF
the concrete and steel vault.
Lockheed officials said copies
Of the drawings and records are
stored at a secret site.
The building is one OF four
adjacent to the Navy's Mofett
Field.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Two U. S. Students
Killed in England

EMPINGHAM. England, Dec.
81 up. - Two 22-year-old
American students at a school
In Edinburgh we're killed In an
automobile which crashed into
a standing truck.
Police identified them as
Benjamin Goodall Symon Of
New York, N. Y. driver of the
car. and George Seedlings
Mosen Of Winnetka, III.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
NATO's Bid to Par|ey
Rebuffed by Russia
u. N. Action
Or World
TuIks Asked

MOSCOW. Dec. 81 B.-
The Soviet government today
threw cold water on the NATo
summit conferences proposal
for an East-West disarmament
conference at the foreign min
isters' level.
Instead. Soviet Foreign Min
lister AndreiiA. Gromyko called
for a special session of the
United Nations or an interna-
tional conference to discuss
disarmament.
These talks. he said, could
page the way for another East
West summit conference.
Addressing Russia's Parlia-
ment. Mr.. Gromyko said the
West has consistently blocked
all disarmament efforts in the
U. N. and you can judge for
yourselves what sort of result
can be expected from q meet
ing Of foreign ministers under
these conditions.
Would End Stalemate
But "the disarmament issue
should not remain stalemated."
he said. THE Soviet govern
ment calls for q special session
Of the United Nations or an
international conference on dis
armament
Mr.. Gromyko did not specify
which nations should attend an
international conference,
though he indicated Red China
should not be left out. In the
recent session of the q. N.
General Assembly Russia in
sisted that all 50 U. N. men,
bers-which do not include Red
China-should take part in dis
armament talks.
That assembly session in
creased the U. N. Disarmament
Commission to IS members but
Russia has declared she will
boycott the commission.
A subcommittee of the COM
mission became stalemated last
summer when Russia refused to
accept Western disarmament
plans and the West countered
that Soviet disarmament sug-
gestions would not provide safe
guards to insure that Russia
compiled.
Asks "No-War" Pact
Speaking after Mr.. Gromyko.
Communist Party Boss Nikita
Khrushchev called for an East
West summit conference to
solve all the problems that
trouble humanity, including
disarmament"
Mr.. Khrushchev said the
West should sign a no-war
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Evening star., 1957-12-21

tnat prior negotiations will
have settled questions of how
and when missiles would have
to be fired. ,ss.
The British SEDpse of Com
mons last night apprpved de-
cisions reached n fhis weeks
North Atlantic .AlliRnce con-
ference and agfeeH TO anstalla-
ton Of United States suuclear
missile bases IN; Rritstn.s
Prime Minister Macmillan
told the body aliead. OF. the
289-25l vote .sthat . Britain
would have "a complete veto"
over use Of any missiles based
in that country.
British RiEhfs III $sksd !
Senator Monroney. ,iDemo-
crat of Oklahoma I said 1.-THE
British certainly should re-
tain the right to rqsefxe con-
trolls over firing since the. out.
break Of missile war could
certainly devastate emShome-
land"
Senator Monroney said also
he hopes the request of the.
British and other allies to keep
the door open for disarmament
talks will receive q prompt
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Yugoslovio Denies Plans
To Buy Satellite Arms

BELGRADE. Yugoslavia. Dec.
2l A.-Defense Minister Ivan
Gosnjak said today this coun-
try has no plans 70 obtain from
other countries the military aid
1t has stopped taking from the
United States.
But he said Yugoslavia will
buy where We get the best
financial-technical offers"
Mr.. Gosnjak's statement
made while submitting q new
defense budget to Parliament
seemed intended as . denial Of
speculation abroad that Yugo-
slavia would be willing TO re-
ceiye military aid from the
Soviet Union.
He said Yueoslavia's own
industry would be able
to supply q good portion Of the
arms needed by the country's
armed forces. Purchases abroad,