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PREMIUM QUALITY. in fashion
able Shirley Woods -3,oedroom
split level with 3 fun baths.
living room. formal dining room.
Biz bright ultra -modern kitchen.
Pull basement with finished rum:
pus room. Raraee: 500 $50 and
take over present Sl9,0OVl 4ast
loan. $4,000 cash will handle.
chso0WIELL LIZ, 4 CO Nc . EssItors'
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0PPENHAUsER dual intake mani.
iold for 1917 throush 1858 Ford
YES with ! Stromberg o. model
SBA hnkage and extra fuel hook.
Up line: $50. Call IA. 2-6067.
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ALEXANDRIA-S9. 200. 2-bedFm.
semidet.. Huntington subdivision;
5000 dn. 10. 5.0l7l,
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BIG LOT-1OOxf5O with trees
shading an attractive white bun
galow, with fireplace in liv. rm.,
sep. din; rm.. twin. size bedrms.
full bsnt.. ground level entrance
Only $4,000. Vacant and FHA
P FPHIUSsd oroE5osssss' pR6 SSHsadsrss
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SCOTCHMAN'S

Special Here's q neat brick CO.
lonial. close-in Silver Spring and
in ST. Johns Parish. It has q
lovely fenced lot with rear patio
and q detached garage. full base
ment. large dining area. ? bed
rooms. Only $4,000, and owner
must sell. Hurry before another
Scotchman beats you to It.
MAKE MINE
COUNTRY STYLE
Over an acre OF ground and
plenty OF independence in this
large. individuality home with
true center hall. 3 bedrooms. and
space for more. separate dtning
room. family-siz Kitchen, base
board heat and gear garage. too.
Priced to sell quickly ct S26.2b0.
James c. Conley & Co.
9525 Ga: Ave. JU. 9-4134 Till 8
$500
Rockville, Nd: small down pay
ment and monthly payment like
rent will move you into this cute
2-bedrm. detach. home. LEO A.
BRYER AND CO.. INC, JU. 9-SO33.
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TRAILERS

STEWART 40: 80 IT,, good con.
dition;, $3.50. si25 down. xP.
7-6922.
1898 TRAILER, i bedrm. $500 dn.,
500 mo-. 2 yrs. 1918 Rockvlll0
pike, Rockville, Nd. Lot z. Smith.
SPARTAN HOUSE TRAILER. so
II 1850; fully equip; l-ton air
cond.; best offer. Call after 8
pm. SP. 4-7bS5.
WALCO HOUSE TRAILER 1852;
"a IT., with air cond., excel. cond.
SLIGO. Call so. S-4934.
WILL PAY Cash for good used
TRAILER SALES. WE. A5 5.sSss.
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WILLIAMSBURG BLVD. AREA
Our pleasure to offer this all
white brick and vell-built ram
bier at s1s.a50. The separate din
Ing room will assure you the best
in private entertainment. the
woodworking fireplace In the liv-
ing room will offer you. many
hours Of TV viewing: 23-ft. scr.
porch with tiled floor. 2 bedrooms
and full basement are added to
Excellent location. Another Yeonas
Bonus Value. YEONAS REALTY,
IA g-o10O Realtors
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BELTsyILLE. Sls.5OO-New brick
pletion: o spacious rms, 2. full
baths, earport, iirepl., full bsmt =,
FLA terms. HUGH 7; PECK, Real
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JusT orr ARL. BLVD. 3-6sdrm.
contemporary; liv, nm. With nrepl.
Lot size. 7Oxi65. conv. TO schools.
shopping and transp. Prle e
$3.50 down pymt ~ ;0S9;
FLEET REALTY CO., RAYMOND
II KEIIN LA R.h&aA
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B0ATS

CABIN CRUISER, % IT,. repair-
it-yourself job. will sacrifice for
S295 or make acceptable bid RIA,
3-7293 after 8 pm.
WOLVERINE CANOE, used twice,
reasonable offer. Call ~. S-7303
after 5 pm.
2t-FT. CABIN CRUIsER-Fibergias
hull. Buick "S' eng: gray marine
trens.; sleeps 4; price $3.50: can
be seen at Anacostia Marine
Service. or CAN VIII. 6-5676.
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TX. PARK,--4-bedfm. brk.: fun
bsnt.:: 2 hlks. SAINT. and transp. /:
S15.950 terms. HE. 4-3500: ewes,
HA. 2-S20i. W. W. LEWlS.
WEST HYATTsVILLE-Well-kept
2-story Colonial house: 3 bed
rms, ideal location for children:
fenced yard. BY OWNER. IA.
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CAkkOLLTON; $l,75O down, as
sumo 4ises loan for baiance-Yr.-
old. 3-bedrm. brick rambler. Liv.
rm. with flrepl.. sep. din. rm.,
elee. kit, tiled bath with vanity,
level corner lot. Excel. value, Cali
now. cARRoLLToN REALTY. sP.
3-3S3S: eyes,, SP. 3-3T3O.
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LOOK NO TURTHER-caiI nov

LOOK NO FURTHER-Call now %
see this spick-and-span 3-bedrm.
rambler with separate dinins
room, full daylight walk-out base
ment suitable for beautiful rec
feation room and 4th bedroom;
carport. large lot in tfee-studded
excellent residential area: only
sls.250 and assume large OF loan
with terms 10 suit. ia. $4,000
SHANNON a LUCHs. REALTORS,
205S Wilson blvd
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HYATTsvILLE Two 2-bedroom
apis. S12,500; will take lots as
TY, UN. Abb, AP. 7-3691.
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Gilt Edge

VALUE AND oUALITY-AlwayI
evident IN the amazing elose-in
Loreom Lane area; 2-yeAr-old, s.
bedroom. 2-bath brick rancher, Ar
chitecturally simple and dignifled,
but every room pleasingly practical
and spacious. Fireplace, de luxe
kitchen. traditional dining room.
basement carport. Beautifully sit
pssee on .l Level wooded DEL lot With
S27. 800.
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CHURCH AREA, s2LO0O-.
HOME AND INCOME. TWO
ficent Handicapped lot (l00xlDOl
Main house. 8 rooms, 2 fireplaces
scr. porch. rec. rm.. oil h.-w.h-
guesthouse, 5 rooms, ser porch
gas heat: Gear garage; tovering
trees surround this property. LU-
cILLE COOK. Realtor. u. 2-3272'
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CHURCH AREA; si7.50O;
mr.. Tysons corner-Tastefully dec
s scSs: r.. ST1ek s cs5Ynia aim on fm
S essio, ar:pi snd fE door. 0ss SsePms sn
bath. stairs 70 attic; full bSmt.,
piayroom; paddock-feneed rear
yard; $500 cash, $95 mo. FHA
or assume $4,000 OF loan. Sg7
NO s,I LUCILLE :cSosoK, RealtOr. JE
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HOUSES F0R SALIVA.
Children's Paradise

This brick rambler offers dis.
tinct advantages 70 children and
family alike. AL neishborhood.
close 70 schools. shops. CHURCHES
A 45O yaFS Gar family n k shhns
fireplace, 8 twin bedrooms, 2 full
baths, Punished Tumpus room for
the kiddies 70 romp and play.
SI0.50O with FLA terms available.
ICROWEI,I, q co INC
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SLEEPY HOLLOW AhEA-First Ole
fering Of this lovely brick home
IN . ma5yelVus nei shs.s Sca;,,i y
fully inished Sroun:d,. a Seicf Eec rsn-
Bier Is surrounded BY tall trees on
ONLY s minutes from Seven Cor
ners. $4,000 cash Will handle.
Priced S25,250. This Is one OF the
few companies In Northern var.
Einia that viii take your home
on trade, FREDERICK w. BER-
EMS SALES INC, Realtors. ia.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA = LARGE
Low down payment and assume
large OIL loan. A honey frame
Cape Cod. 3 bedrms. with possible
4th, large liv. rIn., extra large
c. B o'sHAuoHNEssY, exclusive
agent. u. 2-2o24. JE. 2-llOl.
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N. ARL.-4 BEDROOMS. . BATHS

n. ALL BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS
There's plenty Of comfortable
living in this spacious, all-briek
beauty. conveniently located 70
buses, schools and shopping. and
offering full bsmt.: fireplace in
liv. rm., sep. din. rm., built-in gar
and ready 70 90 for SCI 800. with
quick occupancy arranged, II
necessary. See II today! Call
PEARSON PROPERTIES. INC
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SILVER SPRING

NEW BRICK RAMBLER
Real close In: liv. rm. with firepl.; ,
din. !" KIT. with table space,
wall over. 3 twin-sized bedrms.. 2
fuiI baths. fun bsmt., toilet; wooded
lot. Walk 70 everything. WOOD
SIDE REALTY CO., 10. 9-0440.
Omen till D pm.
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AURORA HlLLs-Excel. transp.. 5
min. to Pentagon: for sale by
OWNER. Three-bedrm. brick ram
bier. cow. 70 schools. sn9ppainnee
3009 9. olebe I'd. Arl, OF.
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area. Convenient 10 everything.
3 rm. detached with bsmt. and
detached garage, on corner lot.
ment. ELiJHH O. ARNOLD tcoI.
usA Ret. Broker. EN-. S-43S6.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY-This g.
bedrm. brick rambler with breeze
way and attached garage on
ACRE Of Estate-fenced grounds
In the fashionable SLEEPY HOL..
LOW area Is q perfect blending oil
rural atmosphere and city con-
Veniences. Modern equip. kit, with
breakfast bar. liv. rm. with firepl.
and sep. dining area, plus daylight
recreation area In full bsmt. Excel.
terms arranged, and is only
S24.05 To inspect. call PEAR
SON PROPERTIES. INC. IA. 4
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ROGERS HEIGHTS

Beautifully redeeorated
with highly desirable pan:
eIed recreation room in full
basement; also has 2 twin
sire bedrooms, large side
screened porch and .expertly
FHA appraisal. $4,000.
with low, low down pay
ment.
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO
VA. 7.4B0O RealtorI
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HOUSE FOR SALIVA.

BARGAIN RAMBLER, close in;
charm alorel--I arge. attractive
living room with indirect lighting,
separate dining room. de luxe
equipped kitchen. bis twin-sized
fSiiy iinished rec. room. Oe large
csrport. Bic wooded. fenced lot:
near bus, schools and shopping;
$500 cashN low monthly pay.
ments. This is really q charmerl
win soon sell. See II today!
ARLINGTON REALTY CO. Open
8 to 0, $500 Wilson blvd, ia. y
AMAZING! 4-bedroom. iM-bath.
slate-roof home In. excellent. loca-
ton. 5 minutes from Pentagon.
Has glass-inclosed porch. entrance
to lovely living room with IRE
place. separate DINING. room,
ssS seh ss UCa beSroCSs s1s
ment with den or study and IN
closed u bath. Separate slate
roof garage, beautiful level lot.
owner leaving area. Really an
outstanding bargainl $500 down
payment and monthly payments
less than rent. This Y an ex.
Ssptionhi paIbaAhi nNLaNl1tOrs
400 Wilson blvd. "a. f.9300.
FULL ACRE LOT-This iine Colon
ial has 4 bedrms.. PA baths. also
library, full bsmt., .porches. and
many other very desirable fea'
lures. suitable for family such as
professional man or military ON
Ger. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. S3n, 800. Shown BY appt.
Call JE. 2-2500, JE. 2-e179. c. b
RUNYON REAL ESTATE. $50 Hill
wood Ave. Falls Church. Va.
NEW A. BEDRM. BRICK SPLIT
try club, Golf View homes. 4a4 q
30-yr. OF loan $4,000. 25.ft
liy. rm., patio. finished rec, rm..
Hotpoint bay window kit, lovely
firepl.. sep. din. rm,. 2 full baths,
full bsmt, Parochial school and
country club across the street with
swimming pool and. golf course.
Rt. l23. ] MI beyond Tysons
Corner to Golf View sign opposite
Westbrier Country Club: OF. out
Rt. Z 10 Tysons Corner, left I mi.
TO Coli View signs. 8. BARTTZ 4
ASSOC. JE. 4-0650, OIL. 6-724S.
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INCOME PROPERTY, close-in Ar.
iington location--Here is q good
basic home. all II needs is Q
paint brush and floor sander.
Basement finished into lovely
apartment for excellent income.
. bedrooms and bath on nrst
k.oi with 1882 room In attic
patio calI on this one II you are
an opportunity seeker with imasi-
nation. Full price. Sl6,abO.
A .ther Yeonas Bonus Value.
YEONAs REALTY, IA. o-2lOO.
EealtOrR
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SILVER SPRING

BURNT MiLL vLLLIAunh No..
rambler: ise. Iiv. rm. with firepl..
separate din. rm., kit. with table
space, 3 tuin-sized bedrms., 2 full
baths, full bsmt.. toilet, breezevay
and rsrsss ysT 9y,I lsEGs l Erat lps
Co. ~. o-o44o: Open TIL Q pm:
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Virginia o6oas Hnifed $50 and
month"; Ini.ss esyees and en o. hams sp % $500 less
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

FOR sALE-ons Model IA. No.
biliit. approx 2.Q0Q:lb, eapa-
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AhL' N-coI9nlaI. . bedIln'' ssp'
S fenced m yard ds de Ssn: fe s.. mn mr.
schools. shop. Assume 4iscs OF.
$4,000. JE 4-7255.
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sI5:SO05O;; ~, sole sOIle s s5isk r ,T..
places. like new eond.; liv. rm-'
huge separate dining rm.. AL
electric equipped kit, 2 tremen-
dous bedTms., all 10 It. IN d.
mension; level y acre; $1,000
down and take over bal. OF SIS
S sSS, 4 aILx lSSn R EltH acS JA pay
0ohn or IA 7-Oo0O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
Surplus Exports
Build Friendship,
Benson Says
BY the Associated Press

Secretary of Agriculture Ben
son said yesterday this coun-
tryS big farm export programs
have built up a reservoir OF
good will abroad.
These programs have put
food and fiber in the hands OF
people who need them" Mr.
Benson said in a speech pre-
pared for a convention of the
Federal Plant Quarantine Ma
tional Association.
"Our talks with the farmers
top officials, and political lead
ers of the countries I have Wis
tied convinced me that we have
not only provided important
material help but in doing SC
have built up a significant
reservoir of good will"
Under these programs, sur
plus farm products have been
sold at cut-rate prices, on easy
credit terms, and in some cases
have been given free. Some 9TH
er farm exporting countries
have criticized the United
States programs. contending
they constitute unfair dumping
of SURPRISES.
Mr.. Benson said he believed
foreign sales of United States
farm products could reach
$4A billion by 1865 compared
with $2.8 billion last year, pro-
vided there is a continued ex-
panSion in the world economy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

gresius. Richard Bloomfield,
Arthur Boog. Frederick Bohne,
William Brewster. Johannes van
Brouwershaven. Dorothy Brown,
Frederick Browne. Reynold
Browne. Mary Bullick. Velia
Calleja. Harry Carter. jr.. Juan
Diaz cabellos. :. Conrad Philos
OF Army's Once Of the Judge
Advocate General has received
an outstanding performance
rating and sustained superior
performance award for the
second consecutive year.
The Blinded Veterans Associa.
ton has cited the Veterans Ad.
ministration as It's Employer
OF the Year" in Government ir
recognition Of VAS employ.
ment Of blind workers. The
Federal Communications Com.
mission has cited the following
employees for accumulation o.
1000 hours or more Of sicl
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READERS GUIDE
SECTlON A PAGES

JIG IIVIN N-ff Euyes
General News. Editorials,
Amusements, Rodio. Stomps.
Books.
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Duke ofWindsor Soils
With Cose of SHINGLES

NEW YORK. May 3 (R.-
The Duke and Duchess Of
Windsor sailed today for their
villa near Paris, but the Duke
wasn't in much Of q bon voyage
mood. He was suffering from
the shingles.
outside their stateroom on
the liner United States, the
Duchess told reporters:
I'm sorry we couldn't see you
together. but he has shingles
and the doctor has ordered him
TO bed. It's a very painful thing
you know. and he has had then
for two weeks"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
Texas Lashed
By Tornadoes,
Heavy Winds

DALLAS. May 3 tR.-MoYe
tornadoes and severe winds
dashed Texas today for the
ninth straight day. and floods
and threats Of floods drove
more people from their homes.
Today's damaging weather
stretched from deep South
Texas below San Antonio into
East rexhs-a repeat perform
ance Of Fridays battering
storms that caused tornadoes
and fash floods.
Critical point today was at
Fort Worth. where 400 families
left their homes because Of
threats Of foods.
AT San Marcos, in Central
Texas, the estimated rs per.
sons who fed Friday night be-
cause Of q flash flood returned
TO their homes,
Rescue operations aim ost
were on an around-the- clock
basis at some point or another
In Texas.
Tomatoes or tornado-like
winds struck Friday night at
Lufkin, Marshall. Longview,
Hughes Springs. CaSon and
Leesburg in East Texas, and
at Lasoya, near Devine, and
near Kennedy in South Texas
Andrea Baker. IA. drowned
Friday near San Antonio In q
fash food. three youths were
rescued from nood-stalled cars,
Bexar County (San Antonio)
oficers took rs families to safe
ty. and helicopters took an esti-
mated 80 persons from an area
flooded by q creek near RAN
dolph Air Force Base at San
I
Antonio.
In addition to those who re-
turned to their homes in San
Marcos. another ave families
returned to the Texas (OiD Co.
camp two miles from Glade
water in East Texas after the
Sabine crested there and then
fell.
The Weather Bureaus fore
cast for Sunday called for part
ly cloudy skies-with no men,
ton in the prediction of thun-
derstorms that have marked the
forecasts for days.
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Meeting Right Person
No Longer Just Luck

ton, hobbies, ETC.. and the
kind of companion desired.
Then q sequence OF suitable
introductions - or dates - Is
arranged.
Information obtained from
the registrant Is carefully
guarded and used with discre-
ton. All communications with
our clients are handled In such
a manner as TO respect their
privacy.
For additional information,
write or phone for an inter-
view or literature - without
obligation. HELEN LEEDS IN
PRODUCTION SERVICE, Tia
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NV, ME. e-68i8, IL Noon-7:00
Pm. Mon. thru Sat.
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leave: Isadore Honig. Marquee
rite Hubbard. William Hunter,
Clara Iehl. Esther Iglesias. Dom
aid Kanode. Louis Light. Bruce
Longfellow. John McCuilin.
Glenn Murphy. Joseph Nelson.
Jerome Padberg. Robert Raw
son. Louis Rein. John Rose
borough. John Stephenson.
Frank 10th and Maurice VIII
ton. The Junior Manage
ment Program after 10 years.
win be discussed at a luncheon
at noon tomorrow by the Inter-
Agency Organization and
Methods Conference at the ALI
States Dining Room. Nine
tenth and E streets NV. The
speakers will be Milton Mandell
OF the Civil Service Commission
and william Lehman OF the
Budget Bureau.
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There Is no longer the need
10 depend on friends and rela-
tlves 10 help you meet ideal
companions. The Helen Leeds
Introduction Service Is able 10
assist men and women OF
character 10 meet people they
will appreciate. Those who
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whom the Helen Leeds service
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In order 10 assure that the
people met by registrants are
OF good reputation aud have
mutual interests, all men and
women registered are carefully
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TEEN
s-Pose Youth TobIoid.
What's Wrong With
Schools?
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Cloudy
warm and humid today, tonight
and tomorrow, with scattered
thundershowers. High today,
80, low about 66.
Virginia Considerably
cloudy, warm and humid with
scattered thundershowers to-
day. tonight and Monday. High
today, 1894.
Maryland-Cloudy warm and
humid today, tonight and Mon
day with scattered thunder
showers. High today. 1922.
Lower Potomac and CheSa-
peake Bay-Southerly to south
westerly winds Of 1920 miles
per hour today. Mostly cloudy
with considerable fog and
tnundershowers. Visibility fair
to poor.
The Sun and Moon
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High Point Fair

The High Point High School
Fair will be held May 10 on the
school grounds. Fridays paper
enormously reported it was
scheduled yesterday.
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THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Outside 7 roininq
Chances Held Good
ny JOSEPH YOUNG
star star Writer

There's fairly good chance that the House Civil Service
Committee viii finally take action the bill
authorizing outside training for Federal workers.
However the House group viii insist In It's bill that the
be under the supervision OF the Civil Service Com
mission The administration wants the White House 10 run
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

Tempsratures for Yesterday
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Automobile tights must be turned Q
one-haf hour after sunset.
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest, IS. on April 90.
Lowest, 8. on February II.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours
High. 81, ate6 pm.
Low. so, at 1880 am.
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Temperatures Tor Yesterday
(Readins Washington National AirporD
Midnight - g. Noon ---- 80
am. $500 81 I pm. 1890 65
am 90 pm.
River Report
fFrom United States Engineers)
Potomac River muddy at HarpciS
Ferry and at Great Falls; Shenandoah
muddy at Harpers Ferry.
Precipitation
Monthly precipitation in inches ID
the Capital lcurrent month to date)
Month 1858 1857 Avg. Record
january 2.51 2.6l 3.24 7.S3 81
February Ala 275 2.44 S.s4 "a
March $50 2.23 3.03 MA W
April 492 2.75 300 g.13 Sg
May oil 40 3.9S 1889 SO
June - 3.4l 3.4l lOe4 w
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Drive Carefully It's SPRING

Let's stop fer moment Friend Driver headlong
hston ls listen Turn your
early evening listen nc HIGHWAY
story BY the state safety department
That whirrng sound 81 wind wheels up
child go bicycle streaming with speed spring ttvcdom
And narher away remember IS The
g shallow clash of roller skates THAT'S In movement
another child spng the new spune
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pursuit of rolling baseball
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jump and glory IN heSSosS spirit barely remember
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the last minutes OF freedom children again Friend
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parents begin shouting steps and yards
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Cheers for Chas. Coztne and
Ciin Burner who rolled OF az
larrys Res Saturday afternoon.
Charles rolled ~ Tor FIRST prise
and possible appearance on ny.
Chff rolled q G57 Tor second prize
and also a possible TV appearance
jeffrey Robinson the darling
u The bowling alleys was his us
usl three year old self teasing
and romplng an over BETTY shcr-
re and nebrs Clark enjoyed them
selves and the pop they consumed
Judy Robinson gave mp on trying
% keep up with Jeffrey and en-
joyed herself with the rest OF tho
little girls Allen and Freddie Lee
handsome sons og the Fred Lees
were having a free run OF the es-
Enlistment John Burreu was
on hts team Tor every strike made
passing out kisses 20 the females
made make them more potent
John for more strikes"
The Mems city tournament team
received their prize money much
20 the surprise OF Howie Gunnells
who thought they were not even
Nice "piclans" boys'