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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
AUTOMOBILE ron SALE

, .Iill': sss ~ SsESs, Is, s.l sss
lLxNouIn 1855 layoy VS. y-fF
ys sss eiss nv 1kiAdkR4''etkARakdhRI
| KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Qeorgia Ave, IA. o-ls0l
PLYMOUTH 'bi. nslveders coupe
10 veg sa1 SEE 3 30 soSSs.lISSse' $3.50
pLYM0yTii $50 80" s-aeoT vason
lw 'InsiEI sassa rs slcsAn vfhl1aRRsbn. I'm
fIsSsSS SlSs iSs. ~! ~ s.sSs|
fLYNOUIu 1897 Convertible v-o
white On gold one 81 8 specIa
purchase o. chfYaler cofpofatl0I
executive cara puth-hutton drive
Z. and hs power eteerino, .p0wei
| BRAKES, Wv. tires, low MILEAGE
VIII be sold With peW-ear ouaF1n
teei neW-eaf bank inanelno ~
H9,,ie. pey,. - ,Aeei sALy,k.:E7
kSgr Silver sspSiiIna, u, s.ils7's'
' ,1S.. a III sS RRSy iiaA Eo sSss
pLkM0UTn 6b Savoy 6-eylindsi
sonds .t0s. PALS CHURCH
K. n SIRsS, sdl' ss.. ir =: :as SSshs''
eeupei beant. West Point sray
Itglly e9uip. incl pogsfnits. etc
VIZ s siii Ss ao sn;1Ss' can nAane'
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 O., Ave, NV, ia. a-sRO.
PLxnQuIM 1881 savoy 4.dooF
Rusn-entecn trans, :. tna ~, &
sSn,a Rlus r XVI clear, eu IeH me, q,
| b .sSOJs' .-w. As'. .. 9. hd.' 10
pLYMouTA .t4 2-dI.. ,, h.i SOS
ACADEMY-FORD
LAURIE, ND. TO. e-As4i
PLYMOUTH 6A a-dr savoy !. an,
| Ml 1 .5aes on clean for'isn car
sSscs! z. az 4. g .ss,..r =. ..s 81
Se3S: sos down. bsnk fnsne lne
MCNEIL PONTIAC
7aa9r n VIZ 4. A E.sr, ., p. I'll s,sOo'
r2nrIAc C., IS ssayi s..scoI. 4,
Wis. ave. W6' a.sdsk. 80
PONTIAC 'sS chieftain s'ns: lov
cSn ". i.csas 'oA''' -'' -
PONTIAC SO
n:s sssi 1Ss rs s,Sn; sr, Z.
90. heater. vhiis-vsl tires; on
pOHANKA OLDS
Used CAR cENTnR oPKn TIL 1
sil HsT s sDrins Aa' : Onl ~. ssssI
PONTIAC - Star Chisf a-door
5000: hyoxe,. p0Ner steeflng: IN.
W.. ave-. .L0HRB . s. ss0sss5lAc' 500
PONTIAC 1883 l-dr. calsiins; ~.
tifQl blue m. Nv. ttfes: tl,6ot
CaithneSS Buick, Inc.
u9KD-cAR DEPT.
1850 WIS. Ave OIL. A.eoSs
PONTIAC 1911 CLUB eoupsi excel
IKE new, $50, Terms. $40 an
ROPER MOTOR. Ia. e.27Oo.
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MCKEE pONTIAC

,,SlSE H. lgnaEsEpF Y. lq48I!'s.. ,
PONTIAC 81 star Chief sedan
srats.na enc and . ssssiI SSss; DoszS;I
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TRiUMPHs


ana \ Ahzn ~ a.xr1.
6Iaek iop, Sns esz:r WY Il sss aalisn
condition LOVING chEyk OH
$500 Ga. ave. .. O.. Nd. 10
VICTORIA 'SS 5 psss. d9TmaI
i lser.d e.. jazz ssR'i sR9 ssa q
y0LKgWAuHN 80 2-dr.: IKE new
exterior hnlsh perfect vii susrsn'
LOGAN tPordl
|l1B0 goth 81. NV. Dl. 7-5eOf
yOLKSWAGEN ,b6 de luxe sedan
u. B. equipped; excellent eondi'
ton: si.26O. 10. 5-2O69.
VOLKsWA0KN $50 convertible;
iiC oviso eHt sSfs5lipr i 500 e
ave. 9. j. Nd. ~. e.13ee.
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

sssogFTiAe 1859 csssiin .., ssu.si :.
tires. low mllsiGs. Tyr. GUARANTEES.
JACK bL.Hnxs'ss ARCADE PONTIAC
HE I isis y. NM.W.' M. s. ssss55SC
PONTIAC 81 4-dr.; !. and b.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
SQao. Wilson blvd, ArlInetep. ",
PONTIAC 1885 Catalina coupe, Z.
and b., hydra. 2.tone paint, W..W.
Tires low mIleaee. l-yr. guarantees.
JACK BLANKS ARCADE PONTIAC
iiss l isiS 81 NV %. s:gs5S
PONTIAC 'b9 STAR .chlsl Catalina
2:tQnA Wv. tires. fully sauiDpedl
MCKEE PONTIAC
THe0wFrIHAsG adzAHSL oHfkE5
18th and D SIS, NV, III. 3-siOs
PONTIAC "a star .cklsf sedan
h..tasN ~ IN w.
down. bank inancins'
MCNEIL PONTIAC
'as9 n VIZ L. H E.sr, ., nSbb:.dt:, soo'
PONTIAC .e2 Catalina hefdtopi
S !SSSE sioO WI ave We
PONTIAC '6e star Chisi c6ns,:
extra nice; si.SSt.
Suburban Cadillac ids
SUBURBAN SHOPPING cRNTEn
NMIhkSDA, ND. OIL. o.T7Oo
Pontiac 80 2-doofn $3.50; hydra. (:
s EScp E " R'l''B W.. . ss:,
PoETIAc 1864 chlsiEaip Dc luz.
paint. iow-miisass guarantee;
JACK BLANKS ARCADE PONTIAC
i.sg r issS 81 NV "a *. 2. .ss5S
cssSlAc s'sI Do ce,'i s S.ssS,
brakes and windows. hydra. Z .ard
IN, deal family car In excel. eend.
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC NEAhe MCKEE"
,sS,ps w w Ysksn. 81, 20 LoSS ~ a.2So,
PONTIAC .54 4.dper; 5000: im-
s S1; R kSe' s,.l IL %Si sEs SSE5lAc'
PONTIAC 'k6 nafafi station VaScni
pouer steering and brakes, hydra
matte. radio. heater, beautiful al.
leather interior: Ike new; si.toe
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wls. and Ellieott NV, KE. T-i3Os
PONTIAC $50 sta. WAS. 1900:
Low miles. hydra, :, and ~. I'm
sRsii:si ss:.. SMESSoS .! ES4SSliAc' 500
foNt11c 1854 chIsiiaip q IaIs
sscK ni.zER's .ARckpS poK NJ
issg illssl in 81. wv W. as, s.ss6dSS
Pontiac SO VS. Catalina sedan
sa.d.: Sees: sos down. Ssni
MCNEIL PONTIAC
7sao IN VIZ X. f E.sr, Of s: Oh $1,000
PONTIAC 80 meehanies spec, i.
g.; hydya.; =. and b. Best etisF.
N. 3-ltb4.
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ave, Sc. Ii l.zs60.
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mo- 1864 IT,; l.esQ-ee.i air horns
Wv. tires. tos llshts. wire wheeia
heellsI.' new SEN sl.soo. OF
sMgA ~ ,s rosga , ,ssau.lls,eII iyss!.
0slss. WI; wsps wkSa.|sa ~ III pries
3'05b: ccS warranty, isfmi.
Chew Chase Chevrolet
I77as Wa. Ave. OF. a-lais
MASH kAMBLER 81 cony.: look
and runs aplencid, &2iO, terms;
$40 dh. RorkR MOTOR. La
0-aT00,
NASH '65 AetFopoiitan: :. ana b.,
s E,.I... a1 80 xhi's' one owner low
| VILLAGE MOTORS
18th and n. !. Ave. NE. Ap, A-Olsl
NASH '52 Statement R-doQri $500
mus s 81, coins overseas saturday
OLDSMOBiLE IS
super "ss. S.fooEt fully eauipped
na9ular Sl.oo1 value.
Discount Price, $600
so OTHER DISCOUNT VALUES
Odds
1000 wil''., a nly se.s.5$S5 'in''on' Va
oLDs 1883 Holiday ssaps: kesssl,
power stesfing and brakes; shot'
room eond. JANUARY CflnANANCE
IS1.701; RANK financing,
KIRK MOTOR CO.
1000 oeorgla Ave. ia. p-4s0C
! OLDSMOBILE '57
:.sssl 'b: IR.1F z' Esl,da' ssss
sssH Sdisai RssvIsr sS.gsse S ssiS,, -
| Discount Price, 1888
90 oTHKR pIecouNf VALUES
| OLMSTEAD Odds
5000 wilssa, inlygea.SASslinsson. Va
oLp6M0BiLR 1855 a6Sa HoIIdS,
coupe; turquoise ana vkits. Z. sns
3; .ssqsematie trans Wv. tires
Alder Oldsmobile, Inc.
1880 18th ct. NV. pU. 7-ea4a
IQIDskoBIi.E $50 .ss" A-dr. %
dan: beaut.. Jade green and elops
white nnish: IN neu-ear eond.
FULLY EQUIP. Incl. hydra. Z. and B,
etc. sale price. St,to5. Can q.
nance With Sle6 doun Or banl
ROYAL MOTORS. INC
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 1880
oLDe $50 Dc iuHs aes" Holidaj
sedah: faetoFy-inatAilsd air .condi
tionIng hydrAmatie, radio. heater
gsv rs,,s sis. sd.a. a7S pest e.. brake;
&. PAUL " ., BROS \ !; (oILDIs .,
oi.psMoniER 1887 s6ss Holiday
ORA, Z. and b.. power steeflng
power. brakes. Wv. tires. A.Sii
actual miles, only 81, 5e5.
Alder OldSrnobile, Inc.
1880 i4th 81. NV. nu. 1-eaA.
oLDsMoBiLR go eonveFtibls: DOW
eF steering and brakes: ear likl
nsv; parehss.d psu b evnsr o
lHEhS0N's. eth and o NV
/ IN, a-4700
CASH. TERMS OR TRADE
\ 50 Other Cars 70 cheose PROM
OUR ONLY LOCATION
Our 34th Year Of Service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 'Be VS. Catalina coupe,
s e5saeins e az n sIa a aexh s az.
MCNEIL 1 Pf'0SSNTIAc
1899 rn VIZ 4. Az, Il sSbb:.d:s 1000
P Ps..I s:..s. 1 ss S4sF.. c' s,s1s
s Z: snd h1af eii-ieAthsF Int. szesi
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC NHAN9 MCKEE.
ielk ana . III NV. 81. 3t.ysio;
PONTIAC $50 wagon: power. q Ane
SIR a.5 n; SSOi 1. l. ave. i.'.
PONTIAC 10 hiTdiop; 2-.Ons elgs
EATON CHEVROLET
~ es sTs "a es,s ~, Tor u Y. ;n.i'
PONTIAC ~ l.aoay: sz.so0; fac,
tery cir qen1. hydra. pogel
steeElns. fully equippedi low nilel
Sa s.Srs co sss,i .,i FLOOD PONTIAC
PORsCnE 80 1900 copy. cps.
real puff. ~; sos. ROYAL cARYe
9aod 1901 \. ]. ave, ne. WA
RAMn[ER 1855 Custom z-1f.: 7
ana n: hydra, custom covers
Cont.nental kit 2-fQpe flnIsli
ss sseptions,lhlyc liz, clean s2seashe,iE,
RAMBLER '5s cross Country 1-dT,
yAeoni auto. tralsm.. raaiQ p. and
!. GUY sIfUxFT iicioRs -.
$3.50 "a A r.. hko SH.SgU:, s-eses
nAMnLEn 'si spny. COUPE: Iplsn.
Toh. Ia. S-2too. NV ''o NO.
RAtsHLER 1855 cdr, sedan: j., anc
h.s Sl,5eB. Many other models q
choose from. station wagons and
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0fNcA
Immediate delivery : 81 models
EkeiueiHf peaIef n W. afeA.
"a sb2ks '''sseAD On ~
eTUDEBAKER 1854 c1anpiQn 4.
door, new.car coma yJbO. FALLt
CHUCK De ooto-Pitmouth. IL
eTupEBAkkR 'b3 etaFIiaht coupe
qtudebakef,e loWbcy haIdtop: ~.
MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MRANe MCKEE"
iesns snd Ys sIs. NM. l1 81. 3.sio,
sfUbEbAkER 80: :. and ~. auto
trans. beaut. MAROON nnish pas
inspect. clean g PIP. inside e11
s ever s sN2e ca; oSwNikAs. Ism -
eTUDkBAKkk 81: locks and Tpns
we We Rc ss saHis cfcR, sf Ia az ss5JIcs
eTUDEbAk1k I5s Champion hard.
s sRs fsrisss ioi s sse'I ear: sses.
Keny0n-Peck Chevrolet
Iese a' E5,son Blvd Asllnss fI s "
-
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Nk4tNtttN9NMN
LINCOLN 1887 Premier hAFdsop
fan power, genpIne ieatheF.and-
nylpn interior; low mileage. But
LkR HONnkn, $3.50,
LEE u. BUTLER, INC.
1lel alsl 81 NV. VI. l.e49Q
LINCOLN IS Carl cdr. sedlni
= and n. automatic trane; mh
s sHFssi sl c SHsib s sssss driven
LEE y. BUTLER, INC.
MkRcknE8 .500A 81 sports coupe:
Z. and b. knoeksd- down wheels,
faelne tIfesa spare brake ilnInei
seSe msRg Yal, many other Access
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
Ilai 2lst a., NV. VI. y.sA70
MRncuRx COUPE: 'bS olel
s ssAA'n;s $500 es sz' a.S ssssil'' cream
s.kn ~! 70 s;Rass,ngsr f.a Z.
s so. ws.ee s. 9Ns WIN nn,,,, .sma-
pss spsssss sh sssss sSSs sIsss
Mess sell, st.t00. Call OIL.
MERCURY 40 t-dr. sedani r.. n,
ORIGINAL black flpish. A perfect end
LEE b. BUTLER, INC.
llai 2itt 81. NV. RE. 7-sA70
MERCURY 'SF Monterey haEdtCD;
sprenoise and uRits. :. and A..
Mefeemaits; real clean one-osner
EATON CHEVROLET
s'e eS sHa s csrl NJ for 4 4 y:.s .i0
MERCURY 'S4 sun valley: I, and
s q; ah'i Hs' saSoi S,-s' ars's sassl
MERCURY "a Monterey ADDER se-
dan: finished In .cpnssryative oark
blue. equipped with radio. heater,
anten DC Transmission real
s ohi s.s HeSA AZ 81 pr Ss% saC
Ccc warranty. terms.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7T2S Wis. Ave. OF. A-l4l2
MERcuhY 1885 Monterey sport
coupe: custom leather interior,
nereomAtie. 7. and h.: Exceptionally
clan. JANUARY cLEARANcEi
1AsMLls MANA uAAMNlUM.
KIRK MOTOR CO.
1000 QecrsiA ave. IA. e-4sO0
MkRCURY "a station wagon; fuliy
equipped, power steering and pow
sr erskes; sseel. eond. ~. 4-A477
MERCURY '5e Custom 2-dF.; r.
and h.. beautiful dark green, white
top. y..W. tlrees only 14ne.
HORNER'S CORNER
BUICK MIDTOWN DEALER
MERCURY SO Monterey s-passsn-
SCI. WAeon: auto. transTA.. radio. h.
An4 a.. Wv. tirea low mileaaei
..6ty sTEuART MOTORS
AZ the hko NAaSet '-0'''
MERCURY 1858 Monterey sport
sedan; :, and b.. Automatic trans.
sss. S6f I'M oHp sRano;' sizes rs egsi's-
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1871 2lst st. NV. ~. 7-247O
METROPOLITAN '56; brand new:
htg discount. BURkoWs RAM
1850. i fEssk s sSC = St a. Il
METROPOLITAN 1854 hardtop:
fuzzy equipped. hrand-neN tires:
very clean thrcughout; secs. JET
MN0kIeH FORD 1854 Pa. ave.
Sc. II. $500.
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4 NO.yO
ANNAPOLIS MOTORS

ANNAPOLIS MRT0Es
coo II, II. Ave. NV *. 3-474l
BUY PROM THE LEADER
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
fk yS.is Kiss *. sRR2 f' g.2SG2hs
BUY IRON TIE LEApER -.
TOP, vsiisn Ssssh sessisi. siSc iail
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
Lei yf MHy 4 M ga yH1
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El8sssl! sSSSp. isssss's., ~ ". 1s y
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a alsii SO an siSSo no. KcPiS NO.
RAHHLER 1858 s-dF,. sedan: y. and
81 eSos s.'os ssc,, May other model. z
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$500 M 81. NV.
7 ~. ss,, ss|!S' Z. s:-; :...;
.AToN CHEVROLET

e's eS eve &c csrn.l ,sr y Y. slsi'
PLYAOUTn ies7 nslysdsrs 4-1y,
sSs.lss..ss, vi. sIr,.. i s:sss. s3 III
mileaos, ~ one pnnaEi l.yeaT,
lQQis gnal.y 1885. JET kk0.
Ms4 k9Rn 1854 r.. ave. s.s.'
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Tin New York. Rudolph
Bing. general manager Of the
Metropolitan Opera. said Miss
Callas still was expected for
performances here in Fehru-
airy. The first Is In la Trav-
iata" February 81
Meanwhile. music lovers oi
Milan took UP the fight In de.
tense Of Miss Callas.
The man in the Milanese
street spoke UP for the New
York-born soprano, who re-
manned secluded in a Roman
hotel as crowds outside for the
second day shouted. Calais
get out Of Rome"
Some Of the hottest tempered
Milanese saw in Rome's re-
ception Of Miss Callas q recur-
renee Of the ancient rivalry
between the industrial North
and what Milanese sometimes
call bureaucratic Rome"
Some said the Romans re-
action was the same as their
booing the Milan soccer team.
That's it," said one. The
Romans have considered Callas
as q La Scala singer and have
given her the same reception
they would give the Milan Soc
Ger team"
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Hillary Breaks Path
For I'd Antarctic Trek

arctic. The latter left supplies
along the route from bis we'll
equipped tracter convoy.
The 3S-year-old New Zealand
explorer. knighted for conquer
ing Mount Everest in 1883
camped in sight of. the United
States station last night. With
him were Murray Ellis and Jim
Bates. the mechanics who kept
the tractors running. and Peter
Muigrew and Derek Wright.
The New Zealanders began
their dash to the pole on De-
cember 20. Abandoning their
dog teams. they relied entirely
on three tractors drawing two
sleds. The party made q forced
march Of 10 miles in "a hours to
arrive In sight Of the United
States base.
Seventeen Americans sta
toned at the pole sighted the
expedition at 1880 am. today.
Navy 1t. Vernon Houk. military
commander Of the station. and
scientific leader Pale Mogen-
sen Of Alexandria. Va. went
out in a tractor TO meet the
New Zealanders.
The Americans led the party
to a spot encircled by oil drums
and computed to be the geo.
graphic bottom Of the world.
Sir Edmund looked briefly at
the circle but did not step
into IL.
The New Zealanders then
taken TO the station mess hall
for their first hot meal in sew
eral days-navy beans and hot
dogs.
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Democratic Bill Widens
Science Training Plan

year for four years. or a total
Of 10000.
Both plans also contemplate
postgraduate fellowships. funds
to encourage the training OF
more teachers. grants to the
States for improved counseline
of students. and support for
the services already being per-
formed by the National Science
Foundation.
The Democratic propose
also calls for matching grants
for the construction Of science
facilities and purchase OF sci
entific equipment. In addition
1t seeks to develop a National
Library Of Science to facilitate
exchange OF scientific advances
as they develop.
The administration program
carries a price tag Of 81 billion
over . four-year period.
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. G. % AL


one Of the reasons many Of our
scientific programs have been
retarded Is the fact that the
handling OF such men as DR..
Oppenheimer and DR.. Condor.
and the attacks on such Gov
eminent research centers as
Fort Monmouth IN. j. caused
a generalization Of the SCI
entific community which In
turn had a disastrous effect on
our whole scientific research
and development program.
The article said DR.. J. Robert
Oppenheimer. who helped de-
velop the atomic bomb, was
perhaps the most publicized
case In the Republicans war
against security risks"
1t added that DR.. Open
heimer. who in 1854 was denied
security clearance by the
Atomic Energy Commission by
vote Of Al on the ground he
was a security risk. was only
one Of many scientists who
were put IT. the security pill
lory in order to give public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
BY RENNIE TAYLOR
Associated Press STAG Writer

U. s. SOUTH POLE STA
TON. Jan. 4.-Sir Edmund
Hillary and four fellow New
zealanders relaxed with Amer
lean friends today after q haz-
ardous l.200-mile trek to the
South Pole.
Sir Edmund was confident he
had laid the groundwork for q
companion British Common
wealth team that expects to be
the FIRST ever to march all the
way across Antarctica.
The other expedition. q Brit
ish party led by DR.. Vivian
Fuchs. was reported 200 miles
from the pole yesterday. It is
expected to arrive by Tuesday
The Fuchs party is moving from
the South American side Of
Antartica. Sir Edmund came
from the opposite direction.
DR.. Fuchs, who left from
Shackleton Base. will follow q
route marked by Sir Edmund
in crossing to Scott Base on the
New Zealand side Of the Ant
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new and unusual pattern for
this sort OF thing, for Mr..
Langstaff Is wise enough To
know that originality OF con-
cept In q Christmas carol en-
tertainment would be as futile
as originality in a party menu
OF ice cream and cookies.
Art was in evidence not by
what was done but by how II
was done. The informal COM
mentary OF Mr.. Langstaff was
10 the point and effective. the
children dancing we're not hor-
rible bores to every one but
mommy and daddy, the Co.'S
tunes designed by Mary Bon
kemeyer were highly coiorful
and tasteful, and the few bal
lads interspersed by the master
of ceremonies were we'll sung.
II one can Judge by silence
and noise. each at the proper
time. the children enjoyed the
show 10 the utmost. No one will
be surprised II IL becomes q
Washington tradition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

Democrats In Congress came
forward yesterday with Q more
ambitious program than the
administration has proposed
for squirting education Of young
scientists to keep pace with
the Russians.
Senator Hill and Representa-
tive Elliott. both Alabama
Democrats. announced that
their plan win call for 10000
four-year college scholarships
each year. 50 that a maximum
OF 100000 students would be
receiving aid after the fourth
year. The Hill-Elliott plan
would begin TO taper OF after
the sixth year and end in 10
years.
The Eisenhower program, as
outlined at Gettysburg re-
Gently. would call for 10000
iour-year scholarships eac h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

proof that the Republicans
were not soft on Communists. "
The article said Mr.. Nixon
in the 1854 campaign boasted
of having caused the denial
Of security clearance to DR..
Edward Condor, former chief
Of the U. 8. Bureau of Stand.
ards. The Digest described
'Dr. Condor as "the man who
organized work at the bureau
which. according to Scientist
Edward Teller, FASTENED the
development Of the H-bomb by
at least q year."
The Nation Is paying today.
the magazine continued, for
the terrifying, unreasoning.
anti-intellectual climate Of fear.
and suspicion which vas created
and perfected by the late Sen
ator Joseph r. Mccarthy.
refined by Richard Nixon and
expertly mass-produced by the
Republican Party In the years
l052-54 to gain political
victories" ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
Gets
Jupiter Order
BY L. EDGAR PRINA
star star Writer

The Army announced yester-
day q multi-million dollar con-
tract award TO the Chrysler
Corp. for purchase Of the first
production-line Jupiter inter-
mediate range ballistic missiles.
In a statement issued at the
Pentagon. the Army said that
tl9.2 million out Of Q total Of
$50 million in missile contracts
given to Chrysler on Decem-
Der 81 would be for partial
Jupiter purchases In 1855"
Continued purchases Of the
200-mile Redstone missile will
account for s2i.S million Of the
total while Sill million already
has been spent over the last six
months on small contractual
actions" in connection with the
Jupiter system.
The Air Force. which viii use
the l.500-mile weapons, said
that the first Jupiter missile
squadron would be activated
at Huntsville. Ala. home Of the
Army's Redstone Arsenal. on
January Is.
Defense Secretary McElroy
announced last November that
the first Jupiter and Air Force
Thor IRBM suuadrons would
be ready for depolyment over
seas--to Great Britain first and
then to continental NATO
countries-beglnning next De-
cember.
The Army statement yester-
day said the Jupiter would be
produced at the Government
owned. Chrysler-operated plant
at Warren. Mich. where the
Redstone missile IL now made.
The Jupiter contract also
covers long lead-time com
ponents and ground support
equipment" for the missile xys-
tenn. the Army said. adding that
AN tooling is being completed
Tor production" Of the big
weapon.
The new contract supple.
ments q prime contract signed
with Chrysler In June. 1855,
for engineering work on the
Jupiter.
The Army Ballistic Missile
Agency at Huntsville has been
producing Jupiters for develop
mental purposes. At least four
have been fred successfully
from the test center at Cape
Canaveral. Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

of q heated controversy in
music-loving Italy.
Tonight. Miss CerQuetti took
over the title role Of the Druid
priestess and the capacity audi
ence broke into applause when
she hrst appeared on the stage.
After she finished the ''Casta
Diva" aria ct the end Of the
first act. she received an ova-
ton some said was the biggest
in the memory Of local opera
goers. That was the aria that
drew some jeers for Miss Calais
Thursday night.
II Curtain Calls
Miss Cerquetti took six cur
tain calls at the end Of the first
act and eight at the end of
the second.
During the cheers for Miss
Cerquetti one cry Of viva Ia
Calais" was heard in the bal
cony. It was answered with
the shout: ''Buffoon." Police
elected the two shouters.
American Rehearses
An American. Lucille Udo-
wick. 81. Of San Francisco. was
called TO the opera house today
to rehearse for the "Norma"
part. It was possible she would
sing for a second performance
Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

controlled sentimentally, dis
tinguished artistically. and a
success financially. The 1900
children whose parents had
paid good money for admission
we're highly enthusiastic about
the proceedings. and Mr.. Lang
staff, a musician who teaches
at Potomac School and a re-
citalist Of wide reputation,
could be happy that he had In
no way condescended TO his
audience or adulterated a prod
uct which last week was as sue
ce3sful In New York's Carnegie
Hall as II was here yesterday.
Langstah's Christmas Rev.
els" produced with the co-op-
Grafton Of the Country Dance
Society Of America and the
w ashington Contemporary
Dance Group. is a series OF
carols explained and sung by
Mr.. Langstah and danced by
an extremely well-rehearsed
troupe Of children joined by a
few adults. II should not be
imagined that there was tiny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
Poet Ronsom to Open
Series of Lectures

John Grove Ransom. poet
and critic. will deliver the first
Of three lectures on American
Poetry at Mid-century" at $50
pm. January - in the Library
Of Congress.
The talk. part Of the Gertrude
Clarke whittall Poetry and
Literature Fund series. win be
in the Coolidge Auditorium
Tickets for Mr.. Ransom's lee
ture will be distributed by the
Hayes Concert Bureau. HOS q
street NV. beginning at $50
am. Wednesday.