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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-12
AuToMosILls FOR SAFE

MERCURY lphi Monterey A-door;
standard translnission radio and
heater. an especially clean l.
owner car Pohanka Service Guar
sh'' pofAkKA oLpsMoBnE
washinstons Oldest oidsmobrs
Dealership 81 Their Newest
JaFD.CAR cFNTfR
$40 Univ. BLVD. z 81 epe. Md
MERCURY "a Monterey hardtopi
II. and h.. Wv tires. al power
equipped. showroom cOnd handles
like new mnney-hack suaf, $l'1pa
| Sellers Sales & Service
IVA T ssSssd e OPEN ' Evfs' rlI rs
MERCURY 50 Monterey hardtop,
| hydra, Z. and h. This beautiful car
/ Is our special Tor this week. Pull
price sDah, Down payment $3.50.
| GIANT MOTORS
s4Il Bladensbura Rd. NE,
La, N.l0Is
Mo-k 81 roadster Special con
veftible TOP with wrap-around win
dew, ieg-black nnish, T. and n.
wire.spcke wheels. adjustable steer,
ms Wheel One owner Y as excellent
,eond~: never rersd Ss;ves'
lii6O Goth ST NV pl f-5sOt
NASH. METROPOLITAN sS hard,
top red and white iuily EQUIP
SSA5, Call CIR. a-io.T,
/ OfnsMoBILK 1886 SIS" .-door
bronze Ind white; hydra, :. and
h.; car Is absolutely In hew.eAf
condition; Nl.olA.
Alder Oldsmobile, Inc.
4 1880 I4th NV Du. 1-dtit
OLDsMORILE 81 'es" harden
tnl rover sS,,., ,mmaea asJ ,se ,ue"
ticut
oLDsMoBILE SIS ''pS. 4-dr. Sc.
dan; a-tene green, hydra, 2 ano
h. power steerins anu brakes
Wv tires: another ALhER value
- ,tfla
Z Alder Oldsmobile, Inc.
1850 18th NV Do s-uisi
oIDsMoRrE i9aTs = We pnr'
chased several etory.repTesenta,
tive ears and are making specta
; deals on them. Here Ia en- oppcr'
tunity 80 have complete power
equipped car, plus air concttioninl
for next summer AZ terrific savings
AkerS OldS-C Co.
taisinstcn snoppint Center S,.s
oLDs IS SUPER SIS" hatdlop
hsars Z and RI. r. power ,s slev slsat
car. F,lii price si.aSa' down pay
nenl S14hs
GIANT MOTORS
g4i1 BiAdenspurg Rd. NE.
Ia d-lO5s
olDsMoBn.R '6l s-dr, SIS. hy'
dra,. t, and h iteht blue, stea
; at sli5; car mist be sold
| Alder OldSmobile, Inc.
1890 IAN NV. Du s.9ttt
OIDS "a super "ss'' i-dF. sedan
AFR s-tofie palm sreen and white
harmonirine interior. many oias'
mobile features incl, power steef'
,hfoush ou,: SAFETY tested and
sunrsnteed' Buf nov and save
was ~ .haS. noN only ssa
OINsTEAD CIDS eltal Wiisuf
blvd. ATl., Va, "a. s-stt.9
0IDS sa a-dooft and b
owner bes; osfsr over $500
Cal Pc 3-iSbS
OF DsMoBfi.E 1885 SIS Holical
eoupe, loaded with extras pose
streYipg. poWeT brakes eiectri'
windows. seat. plus ON air eonrl'
/ tioning - . must at only Sa.SeS
.CCC guarantee
Capitol Cadillac OldSCo
| t.s..S avnd "a NV n T-e(itl
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Chevrolet
224l Nichols Ave. Sc.
LU. 3-l05l

oLpsMoBIf,F 1887 super ess
Convertible coupe. white nnlsh WIFI
blue aud White leather interior
Fllly equipped power steelin
poWer hFAkes harHaiu priced 81
nly =, 6as Gee gaarsntee
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co,
i.ss. eand 81 NV N f-y60t
oIps 'sS ''gs" 4-dr Holidal
hardtop: hydra. ? ana o poEei
brakes, power steering. elec wlnas
eiec seat THIS car a orlgsnal aug
IMMACULATE thFouehout. Fgsl prie'
GIANT MOTORS
sIll Biacensburs Rd. NE
La a.l017
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-12
AuroMoBiLls ron SALE AuToMoBILEs ron SALE

jTUDEBAKEE '5s Chsmpion Star.
inner 1T, coupe. r and b.. turn
signals, auto. tFanGm, Wv. tires.
original cleaning blaek finish, low
mileage. l-Ownef car fchoice Of -
As low as S6BB: SO down. $40
mo BLAse A. CLARK. INC. n.
Capitol and Fla. ave. he. AID.
sTUDEBAKEn 1855 VS. REGAL
hardtoD coupe, automatic. heater.
defTOsteT, 10 400 miles. new car
condition ~ ESQ. FALLS CHURCH
al Hillwood ave, ~ 2-sJO0
sTUDEBAKER SO Champion club
coupe dble. dater. splendld eond
~ On ~ mo. ROPER MOTOR
THUNDERBIRD 1855 hardtor;
4. auto. trans. p.b. pc. power seat j:
rear wheel. low mi sale by OWN
~ 1870 Gail ST 3-oS'O
TRIUMPH ~ TR.3; white with
new black TOP. black leather int:
10 perfect emo never raced: many
extras. s2.Og5
LOGAN FoRD
] q, 10Th 81. NV DI $500
TRIUMPHS
TR 3
ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
SOC n. Y. Ave NV Elk 3-4744
vAUXHALL 1855 4.dr economy ar
ef1 ssa, sfttoS op iR5ssTlfi5Aic "1Es@$i
VOLVO
ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
Direct Factory Dealers
500 N. y Ave. NV. TX a-4744
vOLKgwAGEN. late IS. sunroof
radio. gas and oil temp gauge
> Lucas driving lights. oaek-ur
ignte cigarette lighter excel
mechanical eond throughoUt
brakes recently refined from
beaIinae neE has been serviceo
faithfully every OOn mi - 500
Cal "a 7-6a26 after 5 pm
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AuToMoBlLEs FoR SALE


loLpsMoBsLE Ie5a "gsF a-dooF
hydra. Z. and h., power steerine
and brakes; this car was owned BY
Va executive, name on request;
absolutely new-rar condition. In
every ways $i,ia6.
Alder Oldsmobile, Inc.
IHaO 18th NV pu f-8i4t
OF DeMoBiI.R 1853 classic "aN"
HOLIDAY enupe; newly refnished in
sefee blue with polar white top,
electric windows and seat, hydra.
matte radio ard heater pohnnka
SERVICE Guarantee; 4fN5.
POHANlkA QIpsMQbIlE
Washlnstons Oldest olaslnebne
pesl s,saspo al, q T ehss,STrkEsEw es'
$40 unl" Blvd / Sill fpe.. Nd
~ $500
1 Oh peMoBitE 64 "ps 4-dr Sc
dan. 1.tone sreen; hydra. pewer
stsering and brakes, I, and h..
Wv tires. immaculate condition.
owners name on REQUEST, silva,
Alder Oldsmohile, Inc.
iaa0 i4th NV nj 7.Hlit
OLnS 'se e-dri auto, trans. r
and h; priced 70 sell See to
I eppreciate JIM RlccA MOTORS
daily a-a; sun. go
ofDs 70 super ''sNa a-door; q
and h. Wv tires; sl.jaS.
4 TAKOMA FORD
s7s5 Phey Bl Rd. 8 8 ~ s-l00e
OispsMoBILK ~ super 'ss' Holt
( day coupe black hydra, 7 ami h.,
power steerlns and brakes. WV
tires, S,5o0 act, miles; 4 real true
Al BIER value, Ss,9na
I Alder OldSmObile, Inc.
1850 i4th NV DU. s-9sti
otpS IS sae'' sedan, alpine
whitc. fuil power equipment and ar'
esssorles. Including ON air eondt.
tioniHe sl,naA,
Suburban Cadillac-O ldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER = R,
/ oIDsMOnff.R '5a 'aS" convert
ihle, upht green with black TOP, :,
and h. power steering and brakes,
hycTamatie; fully equipped In eyery
way with electric seat and win
dows. ETC.. this car has ih,unt
actual miles eaners name on re-
guest, oAtf - tta'
Alder OldSmobile, Inc.
I 1850 18th NV, pu s-s'f4t
OF DsafoHIIE 1857 super '.sS.
Holiday sedan. hydFamAtie r. ane
n, power steerine, power bfakes
white-wali tires, e-tohe hniSh b,
any eomparlson rs = real bus
/ AkeFS Cadillac Co.
Fairhnston shopping ,censes.
oLDsMoBILE 1858 "ss 4-dr
hardtOp. hydra, + and h.. IeNcep
tionaliy clean throughout 'jsl5
OuriSman-Mandell
I Chevrolet
224l Nichols Ave. Sc.
LII. 3-l05i
oLDsMoBIIK 1887 SUPER IS
convertible coupe. white nnlsh VIII
blue aud White leather interior
Flllv easlpped power steel ms
power hgAkes harraiu pficed o.
nly - taA CCS gaarantee
+ I'M al ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-12
AuroM0BlLEs FOR SAILS
fCONTtNuEpl
icoNIlNUtpl

IMPERIAL Ie Baron ~ t-doer
srases p Bower s SindoSs powsI
eond.. many extras: s4Nb down;
Si,3aS, ROYAL cHRysLER, INC,
aaai 4, /. ave. ne, WA. T-7o0n
ISETTA
W 10 90 mites per Eallen Of gas
see this arnaRlng car today, uis'
S996 P. o. &.
Continental Motors, Ltd.
lt0l Rhode island Ave NE
GO a-Siae Open 4 saO- 10 sun lO-s
Jar AZ wiliys: ses0 or best oiier
VII. d-oaaO
JAGuARS-'sS "a sedan, ahso-
lutely vert. reduced % ~, sah,
also, az Mark VII, SAN ang
\ sth and P
n .S,I,OI, - o. .rss ssgsgi' N hSII.
MAN FORD, IN, A-bIOO,
LINCOLN ss Capri eoaas & an, an:
green anish. this car has oni,
HltM actual miles. an exceptions
ear Tor oniv Si,paS
LEE d. BUTLER, INC,
I9sl atst s. NV, n 1-ulll
LINCOLN 1855 4-dr dark green
power steering and brakes, radio
heageI, etc 81 $50 tor immediate
sale WA. T-a55a ~.
LINCOLN SIS hardtop: radio, heat,
~ hydTamatic drive, immaculate
Wisrgtss. NC. cRRYsLER CITY
NsgFs1 WASHINGTON pEAtkF
aSua WISCONSIN NV I'M. a-lors
LINCOLN 50 Premier hardtop;
and b automatic trans. tul
s essfts or oais ss nhssn' 'uA"'"
LEE d. BUTLER, INC
liei slSt 81 NV. Di T-0ill
MERCEDEs-nENx 1883 new '1aQ.
sesSs an sadse's' can AZ
MRRcEDES-BERz SIS "ss0s A-dr
sedan. A, 900 miles, absolutely I'm
macNiate inside and out. Have pre-
Vious owners complete service rec
ord since new. sg,4vg.
HORNER'S CORNER
mi IAN 81 NV. 81 7-5aa;
MERCuRY 1881 4-dr lmlaaeulAte
SOB FLOOD PONTIAC. sio'
Wis ave. .-...--..-.--..------.---.
MERCURN 'S4 Monterey hArdtop
many Actes incl z, ana n. ans
MeFeomatic. attrAc s-tone siiNel
gTay and blue; low-mi,, t-ownel
car which has been safety testes
and guar Was <t,4n3. now onll
Sl.l9a. OLMSTKAp ODDS. .Oo'
Wilson blvd, Ari.. IA. I-slop
MERCURY 1885 Moptclair convert
iels coupe. blue and white. EQUIP
ment includes poser steeting, rAalo
heater, AereomAtir and ContinentA
XIV only 81 SOS; ccc gOarantes
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co
is.ss@ END 81 NV FL -sd0i
MERCURY 'sa e-door: :. and n.
original blue nnish; very nice car
EATON CHEVROLET, INC
II f-fAiO sta and y SITS NE
CAevro'et Corner Tor Us Years
MGRcuRy 'se yistsriss; . Z ana \ 2 /;
NORMAN FORD co.
ssiA Bate Ne 4.S SHlis'' Pa M
MERCURY So Aonterey 4-cr.;
and b, Mereomatic. .-tone paint
luxurious interior; an exceptions
LEE D. BUTLER, INC
llsI sist St. NV. Di 7-Oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-12

IMPERIAL lie baron 81 A-door
sedan. power steerlng. power
hFakes. power windows power
seat ? and h.. Wv urea, air.
eond.. many extras; S4AA down,
Nth G fos syeI 81 SshtWh VA, y. 4 fl'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Mono Lisa Stoner
Is Sent to Asylum

PARIS, Jan. 81 (P).-A French
magistrate decided yesterday thu
Bolivian who hurled a stone al
Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Liss
in the Louvre Museum December
80 was mentally unbalanced anc
Iordered him committed to ar
asylum for treatment.
A charge of defacing public
property was dropped.
The Bolivian is Hugo Ungaza
VillegaS, AZ. He had been living
at a Salvation Army shelter
The stone, which he said he
threw on sudden impulse, broke
the paintings protective glass
and Clipped some paint from the
figures left elbow.
Museum experts restored II
and the painting was rehung
January 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

Der Of the Council of the Re-
public, Frances upper house,
said Mr.. Dulles remark had
weakened the Atlantic pact and
the morale of Frenchmen, par
ticularly soldiers. He said Mr..
Mollet's govern ent should
make "a solemn declaration" in
response.
Two French newspapers today
criticized President Eisenhower's
reception of King Saud of Saudi
Arabia.
The right wing Aurore asked
how Mr.. Eisenhower could ire
ceive the sovereign of the least
democratic country in the world
the slave owner with 80 wives
and 1000 Cadillacs-when the
United States still voices so Wig
orously the principles of George
Washington"
The P aris- Normandie, pub
lished in Rouen. said this was
not "alaS. the first tim e that
America has danced in vain, in
its slightly heavy manner. the
steps of seduction" 1t added
that such method has the
fault of melting America to give
pledges to the detriment of
Washington's own allies"
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FOUND

CAT, orange male; vicinity Prince ct
owner or good Va. home. XII 0-305O.
DOG, setter. female, black and white
or good home After 4. uN. 4-5O12.
DOG. male. black, mixed breed: Vicinity
Dawes ave: owner or good Va. home.
XII. p.3gbD,
PUPPY, mixed breed, short-haired, fe-
male. ABOUT 4 mos. old, fioppy ears,
nr9yn; mas studded harness. NO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

Then drive the beautiful new Pontiac Com
pare for style and comfort. power and
performance. Compare for price. TOO.
You'll find thot dollar for dollar, you cont
beat Pontiac deal for deal, you cont
beot BendolI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
DRIVE THEM ALL
33|s3i:Iat ALL!

No more shopping oroundl We've done il
all for you! We've purchased brond-new
1857 cars of the best-known low priced
and lower medium-price makes. See them
all, drive them oIl-ot Bendoll.. Save Time.
Sove Trouble, Sove Money!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Britain 10 Hold
Jordan Talks

LONDON. Jan. 81 (P.-Brit-
ain agreed today to a Jordan
proposal to start negotiations
Monday on termination of the
British-Jordan treaty of alliance.
The negotiations will be held
in Amman. capital of Jordan,
the Foreign Office said. Britain
will be represented by Ambassa-
dor Charles Johnston, aided by
experts who will fly from Lon
don.
The Foreign Office said the
British government sent a note
to Jordan January % in which
Britain noted from reports in
the press that according to the
terms Of an agreement signed in
Cairo January 10, Saudi Arabia,
Egypt and Syria have agreed to
provide Jordan with financial
assistance 1886 million annually
over the next 10 years"
I'm these circumstances her
majesty's government proposes
that the, suggested negotiations
for the termination of the
Anglo-Jordan treaty should be-
gin forthwith with a view to
their conclusion as soon as pos
Sible," the note said.
Under the 1948 defense and
political alliance, which was to
run for 20 years, Britain has
granted the Arab kingdom about
$50 million annually for the up
keep of its armed forces and to
take care of budget deficits. In
return Jordan has permitted
Britain to maintain Royal Air
Force and artillery bases in the
country.
Relations between Jordan and
Britain have deteriorated since
the middle of last year and
reached rock bottom when
Britain invaded Egypt in No
vember.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
military Keeps
Eye on A|giiers;;
Strike Crushed

ALGIERS, Jan. 81 (P.-Thou-
sands OF troops and police with
"a huge feet of military vehicles
kept Algeria's capital going to-
day as a four-day nationalist
rebel strike petered out.
Because of the stern military
action the national liberation
movement had seriously affected
the daily lives of greater Algiers
100000 people for only one day
Four basic techniques hac
crushed the strike, which was
widely successful during it's first
day.
Moslem public employees were
"requisitioned"-ordered to worE
or face stiff penalties. Armed
soldiers reused Moslem worker!
from their beds at dawn anc
encouraged" them to go to worl
under police protection.
Troops broke padlocks or
closed shops and opened theil
shutters. European volunteer.
filled in gaps left by strikers.
Five Europeans were given IS.
day Jail terms for looting Moslen
shops which the police had re.
Iopened forcibly.
Far west of Algiers, south o.
Oran. a band of 80 rebels at.
tackled an army detachment anc
killed two French soldiers. The
army in a counterattack killed
IA rebels and captured four.
In Paris there were numerou:
shooting incidents between North
Africans of rival political beliefs
as wellaas attacks with gasoline
filled bottles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Hungary Premier Halls
Victory Over Rebels

BUDAPEST, Jan. 81 P). -
Soviet-supported Premier Janos
Kadar declared today his Com
munist regime has won the
struggle for power" against the
"bourgeoisie."
The government-controlled
Budapest Radio broadcast a
speech Kadar made to party
"activists" in the Budapest in
dustrial center on Csepel is
land.
Despite past and even pres
ent mistakes incurred by the
regime" Kadar said, mo honest
worker could take a stand
against the government of the
workers"
1t was the first time the pre-
mier had ventured into the
Csepel industrial complex, one
of the centers of the October
rebellion.
Kadar said the Csepel Revolu-
tionary Workers Council had
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been dissolved because cit had
not served the interests of the
workers. but those of the coun-
ter-revolution and followed the
advice Of the American Radio
Free Europe
He said reformed workers
councils must obey the absolute
rule Of the workers and said such
an aim should be achieved by thu
right kind of reorganization.
He told the party workers t.
speed such reorganization" tt
gain full control and said they
should conduct purges among
members of the old workers
councils.
The Premier also charged thai
traitors" in the party enabled
the counter revolution" tc
achieve partial success. He sale
the party is retaining it's mair
aims of rebuilding socialism
and the complete overthrow Of
the counter-revolution." but thai
it remains to be seen if the party
would resume its role as a "polit.
zeal movement of the Masses"
Even If the new Socialist
(Communist) Workers Party i,
not as strong as the old Hun.
garian Communist Party, it will
continue to be large and united
and will protect the interests Of
the people," Kadar said.
The Premier, who also is the
party's first secretary, demanded
the retention of the ideals Of
pure Marxism and Leninism.
During the revolution, he said
these ideals were incorrectly
quoted to mean that Leadership
lof the party belonged to the
intellectuals and not the
workers."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

to help the Americans battle
any Communist aggression in
that area. Mr.. Dulles said the
French and British would not be
we'll received now in the Middle
East, then added with a smile:
Personally, I'd rather not
have a French and British
soldier beside me. one on my
right and one on my left"
A State Department press Of
f1cer said later that the remark
was not meant to reflect on
British and French forces. He
added, there are none we value
more highly as allies"
Socialist Michel Debre, a men,
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was graduated from the Mill
Itary Academy in 1943. He has
been in Moscow II months.
Capt. Stockell. 80, a District
native, lived at 1920 Twenty
eighth street South, Arlington
before his assignment to Moscow
last August. He is the son of
Henry c. Stockell, a former at
torney with the United States
Tax Court. who retired in 1854
and moved to Jacksonville, Fla.
Capt. Stocked served in World
War II and later attended VAN
derbilt University, Nashville,
Tenn. He is married to the
former Lee McNeilly of Nashville.
They have no children,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
ShepiIov Indisposed

MOSCOW, Jan. 81 (P).-For-
eign Minister Dmitri T. Shepilov
has been indisposed for several
days, Soviet sources said yester-
day. They made the statement
in explaining his absence from
a Kremlin luncheon for Finnish
Premier Karl August Fagerholm,
who is on a good will visit to
the Soviet Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Surgery Performed
On Bishop Oxnum

BOSTON, Jan. 81 (R.-Meth-
odist Bishop G. Bromley Oman
of Washington was operated on
for removal of gall stones yes
terday at Deaconess Hospital.
The 65-year-old churchman
was reported in excellent" con-
Idition after the surgery by DR..
Samuel F. Marshall of Lahey
Clinic.
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been ordered home in the past
two weeks.
A Soviet note charged the two
Americans, Mai. Hubert E
Tansey and Capt. Charles w
Stocked. had engaged in &C
Invites incompatible with their
status as accredited diplomatic
officials"
Maj. Tansey. IS, is the son
Of Maj. Gen. Patrick H. Tansey,
retired Army Engineer Corps
officer and former assistant
Engineer Commissioner for the
District. Gen. and Mrs. Tansey
live at 6040 Twentieth street
North, Arlington.
Maj. Tansey, a bachelor, was
born in Corvallis, Greg, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Tough Street Named
Get Out If You Cnn'

PANAMA.-One of the streets
in Panama's capital is ominously
named Sal 81 Puedes Get Out
If You CAM.
The name purportedly dates
back to the days when visitors
who ventured into the street at
certain hours of the night were
likely not to come out alive.
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LOST

CAT, black, female: lost in vicinity Of
Alton ST., Oxon Run Hills, Md. 10
CAT. black and white male; children's
pet: reward RA. 3-5245. -
CATS l2l' gray striped and solid gray:
formation and return. RA: $4,000.
COLLIE, MALE, answers to Tony
Boy; reward. WA. 7-767s.
DIAMOND RINGS (2l, Sunday, vic
PbopMe e HospiMsa E or Sroa I'm ST. reward
DOG, fox terrier, male, white with black
spots. black ears: va tag. collar, har-
ness: child's pet; reward. TIE. 6-5l2I.
DOG, collie, white, tan markings. fe-
male. chain collar with Va. kennel tag.
f NU; 2soogp9 iJ We Eos SGiiese Park Md.
white. male; reward; Cottage City. Nd,
area. WA. 1890.
DOG. Basset hound. 8 mos old, black.
Trust. Hyattsville Goth. AP. 1883.
DOG, terrier, mixed breed, brown and
lar: child's pet TU. Glib.
markings; answers to name OF lucky:
vic. Conn: ave. Park: child's pet: re-
ward. VIII. 6-S931
DOG. German shepherd (policel: an
oNNAo w IVA Vi. f-lU3[.
DOG, golden cocker spaniel, answers to
T Name ., saSs I'd Tag No 27 l:
Mimi aye; sat. niEht. child's pet.
D9G NOS shi 61d PPf t.s beagle PUPPY male
vic Lewisdale HA. 2-7Ol9.
EYEGLASSES. in blue case lost in VIC,
'oi 18TH and Constitution ave. Cali
Ii 3-O696
MANS RING. 4-carat canary yellow
diamond. heavy gSld nogntins and
JOHNSTON N" DUi T.Sioo.' can MT . !"
HHoodie' Reward ARD TIfii'44 .sssiH ans 70
PEARL PIN, grape design, Jan. Is: SEN
timental value, reward KE, 6-932O
PIN. old -fashioned bar, with round CEN
yer design sentimental value; reward
P ~ VI boxer male; isun color, white
Morninsside, Nd. RE- e-46a5. vs.
SILVER PENDANT EARRING. with 2
spannles; lost wednesday. EN-, 2-OI0O
SMALL LAPEL PIN, spray OF flowers.
s ma oin In boS holding bS Smsl red
Ambassador Theater, 2sth. reward
MA. s-282g
TIE CLASP, silver. Initials "R. r. r."
Call r q. FRANK a. ID. 7-4S00. Re-
WRIST WATCH. mans gold, Hamilton;
lost on. Sunday on You between i4tii
and 9TH SITS, Case No J-p0704a:
works. No, M;l66"73. Liberal reward
Call DE. 2-4632,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Two Expelled by Russia
Once Capital Residents

Two assistant United States military attaches expelled
Moscow by the Soviet Union yesterday former residents
Washington
The officers ousted apparent for the expu-
sion OF two Russians from the United States
military attache and clerk at the Russian Embassy have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Dulles Slurred French,
Paris Lowmoker Soys

PARIS. Jan. 81 QA French today he would
ask Premier Guy Molet whether French had been
fronted recently by United States Secretary State Dulles
Appearing before United States Senate committee last
Friday on President Esenhowers Middle doctrine Mr.
Dulles asked why France Britain been pledged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14

Classic Cordioon ond motehinq
Slipover in on exciting glory OF
colors: White, Pink. Blue, yellow.
French Mocha. Turquoise, Block.
Charcoal Grey.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-08
Pay Boosts Urged
For State Aides
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officials in many key positions.
"I have the utmost confidence
that your wise consideration and
Judgment will result in proper ac-
ton. Therefore, I am not submit
ting recommendations as to what
the compensation for such officials
should be-"
The Governor then pointed out
that he has recognized the need for
salary increases for employees
whose compensation is not govern
ed by statute in "the higher appro-
priations recommended in the sal
ary category in the General Appro-
priation Bill.
"You are aware" he pointed out,
'that the salaries of the President
of the Senate and the members of
the General Assembly may not be
increased without enactment of a
constitutional amendment"
The message then listed the sal
aries of dozens of state employees,
from the chief justice of the Su-
preme Court, who gets $17,500 a
year, to the oyster revenue collec-
tor, who is paid $2,400.
Legislators get $1,000 year.