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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-25
BY the Associated Press

Except for minor odds and
ends and some compromises to
be worked out with the Senate,
the House today closed the book
on appropriation bills for 1858.
Based on House action alone
where final passage has not
been completed. the prospect is
for total appropriations Of
about $40 billion for the year,
Later Senate action could raise
that total substantially.
The $40 billion figure would
represent a cut Of about SIS
billion from President Eisen-
hower's request for ST., $780,
831, 500 in new money. Last year
Congress cut nearly SIS billion
from Mr.. Eisenhower's requests.
On the basis Of their record
this year, members Of the
House and Senate are unlikely
to emphasize, any claims of
economy in this years election
campaigns.
Sails Through House
The last of 20 regular, supple
mental and deficiency bills
sailed through the House yes
terday by voice vote and went
to the Senate. 1t allots $l,2l8,-
$4,000 for construction pro-
grams for the Army, the Navy
and the Air Force at home and
abroad. This is SSH million
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-25

miral had a new assignment.
His widow. the former Ann
Grimm, talked by telephone last
night with her sister. Mrs. Nor
man Landreau. Of 82S Bonifant
street, Silver Spring. Md.
Mrs. Landreau said there
didn't appear to be any doubt
what happened to the Admiral.
He was worried about his
health-probably exaggeratedly
So" she said. He was afraid
that II he wasn't well enough,
he'd have to retire.
His life was the Navy. He
was dedicated and devoted
Navy man."
Admiral Quiggle lived in the
Washington area on several
occasions. and maintained q
legal residence at the home OF
Il, his brother-in-law. Robert B.
Grimm. jr.. at 5l2 Pershing
drive. Silver Spring, Md.
Mr.. Grimm said Mrs. Quiggle
was to arrive in Washington
today.
In San Francisco, according
TO the Associated Press the mas
ter of the President Cleveland,
Commodore H. E. Ehman, said
'it seems reasonable that he
left US in a At Of mental de-
preston"
He reluctantly confirmed re-
ports from other sources on the
ship that the Admiral kissed
his wife and left their cabin
after telling her You'll be
better of q widow"
Began Vain Search
That was about 5 am. As
soon as she dressed, Mrs.
Quiggle left the cabin and be-
gan a vain search for him, the
commodore said.
About tbs, Mrs. Quiggle re-
ported him missing, and said
he might have jumped over
board, the commodore said.
The ship was then thoroughly |
searched for an hour. 1t was
learned that a steward had
watched the admiral 60 on
deck about 4:45 a.m.-the last
time he was seen.
Commodore Ehman said very
little could be accomplished"
by turning back, as it would
have taken six hours to reach |
the area they we're sailing when
he disappeared.
He said it was "inconceiv-
able" that "a man who knew
the sea as the admiral did"
could have fallen overheard.
A Navy board of investiga-
ton is conducting a formal in
quiry into the admiral's dis
appearance.
Admiral Quiggle. a 1880
graduate Of the Naval Acad-
envy, was a native of Grand
Island, Nebr. He served aboard
the Battleship Iowa during
World War II, and was awarded |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-25
Health Worry Blamed
In Death of Admiral

that health might end his Navy probably
drove Rear Admiral Lynne C. ousge to Jump into the sea
from a Pacific Ocean liner relative here said today.
Admiral Quggle ST. Silver Spring resident disappeared
from the liner President Cleveland early Wednesday morning
while the ship route from Honolulu, 800 miles out
from San Francisco.
He and his wife were bound for San Diego where the adj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-25
DOLLARS
=-~--.----
DOLLARS

I7l,Sss. 1871. $50 $50. ss2. sos, loi.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
poas. PETS. ETC.

sIAMEsE KITTENS, pure bred
Champion atock, IA, n.UhAn
TOY Fox TERRfERs, 40 wkl.
IDEAL a. childa oct, cY, s.s1hp.
SHIPPING CRATES Tor dogs. cats
Az sizes, lightweiaht low coat, Sgl
oglethorpe nv hA, 0.jftb
wERE TWO iINE red ana whit,
cocker puph, Pop and Mon ohrdi'
encc trained 1 male, female
W. mos, Axe req, temp ahots
yormed Priced reasonable, Cal
WA, 1-u00d,
cuTE MIxKD COCKER PuPrIEs
very reasonable, phone "a. h-sli4
10 am. 70 ! pm. OF y 70 3 pm.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

PIANOs-JoRpAN,a branch stores
pianos and organs for sale and
rent, including kome bargaink m
sllahilY used Instruments, Plenty
OF parking space az each store
nIag OeoTsiA ave. silver Aprina,
$3.50 lee highwaY, Aflington. sfib
Princess Anne At, ffedeflckfhufH,
Va. silver bpring and Arllngton
stores are open every evening
PIANOS ron RENT = New and
used apinets, consoles, Strands ana
upriahtG al moderate rates tffom
~ monthly upl with option 70
buy Hauling extra, JORDAh'hl
POUR sToRka, Corner 18th and
q Ata, NV, tphone ST, l.nfuOl; +;
AiuO lee highway, Arlington
tphone kE. a-AOdOli pa3a 0eoraia
ave- silver Spring tphone Ju. B.
liOhl, sAib Princess Anne e.,
Fredericksburg tphone Essex D.
1i52l, Pull selection Al all stores
Silver aprlng and Arlineton stores
open evenings,
PIANOS ron RENTi only " a
month, your choice nah, ebony OF
blond oak spinets, Buy later u
YOU wish, with rental paid de-
Quoted kTTTs 1880 q ~, n.ya
RE, 1-62lg, Alex store open 'tll
I'm. su2l MI, Vernon ave.
PiANos-Wide selection OF recon
ditioned uprighta, smartly STYLED In
a new durable ilnish. especially
suited for recreation rms. pianos
fully guaranteed and me values
for beginning students, SiNb up,
including local delivery
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
ii0s q 81, NV. DI 5-si0f
Evening star., 1958-05-12
ALSO VIRGIN TOPsOIL

Gu. yd., $40: 3 Gu. yds.. SCI:
: eu. yds,, SIS 10 Gu. yds, sla
COMPOST, MANURE, RoTrED
sAMppsT, PoTTINo SOIL, LEAP
Evening star., 1958-05-12

NICHOLS AvE. s.w,, aeeI-e bed,
EIsh VA kS I| s,y sls,; mo diHssli' sssli asS asS
q, e Il ET iS.s;sSSs SssssSss.' % 70 A''' sol o.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

oE0RdETowN-a-bsdrm, apt a
art BIDS, ~ a-dsb0 fer addi'
tlonal Information,
HAMPTON COUNTS APIS, s0la
New Hampshire ave. n,w,--EfA-
cheney and large l bedronmi new
stoves, newly dec, pastel coloft,
all utila, incl. wired Tor air eond,,
elev, bldg. attrae, lobby, Res
mHr, NO 7-iAeA,
HOInR0OK Nh, Ia3I "a hlka. n
18th And \ sts,l-Modern duplssa
with dining Im ana ssreense s.a,,.
kitcheni ONLY SAf, 80 mo, lnclud.
iSSsc Ne. .e.'bi 'ssiissiSsoSs' sTEuAHF Bros.
NICHOLS ava. s.w,. aeeI-e bed;
Fm4,, liyt rm., XII, dinette and
esthi sIe .se, 30 per mo. % ava AVA koI NAY =,
can q II Eu, ,nseSiSe'0 sse.SsiSes'' 70 Np'' eOi y
ONTARIO n. NV. isds-Apt,
bids, Nv, rm,, bedImp kit bath;
$50. Mgr,, Apt. 10, Wo 0.siOi,
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-
hlds'i newly Decorated eonvsnisnl
9p.m' 9.T. l01sil0g, ~. 9.sssS. eSI manAs'F Until
oNE.YEAR LEAsE--uuar, against
rent Increase, eood location; 2
and 2 bedrm, apis, 10, a.Oibe,
VIC, 18th AND COLUMBIA No,
Sm7h,i Sms sbS poFch. T%h osaSmi compi,tsIy Isenfn ~.
deeorated' IN apt bids Reri, $50,
plus utils. Call OIL, 2-s37e,
3I5i MT. PLEASANT ST, NV
LArge bedrm;, Nv. Ims kit afss
elosets modern bath. If .bn.
$50 All utllitiss inelpasd' ~ n
NJ, Pleasant strectcar line. Wired
on premises.
sos Ist PL. N.w,-l-rm. and-bath
cs conrF fpi ikEkETY l;rI cS Sc Ii. ssG seO7a2 ~
silsS, iS, M4SYL4ND nI. ~ AYE .Ia y; E'L,NsSSi
ste;5o mo- cantor on premises
5ao sIst ST. 5. 3, No, 8. one bed;
bath; screened pOrchi $50 mo
1918 ANACOsTIA RD., s.E,, No. 3,
one bedIm., liy. rm,y dinette, XII,
and bath screened porch; s55
mo. Ex. 3-24s9.
3slO 18th ST. s,L, No. z. one
bedrm., Nv. rmy dinette' Ky ano
Ss'n So. !: Sagi1'Sis $50. 80 mo. tx. s.2lsS. "
esgt 18th ST. N.w.--3 rms, kit.
and bath; newly decorated S57 so,
AD. 1864 days; TU. 2-467g ewes.
sect WIS. AVE. NV, No. g..
PREMISES Drsni 20 or :0S Sall Ex. s"s4sS' -
ANAcosTIA-Ss4.5O
a-bedrm., Ayr, ,-old bldg: re-
deeoratedi all utils. incl; nr. Good
% hU. 2.SSe0 or or RE- 7:SlsS.
2sO4 l4th ST. NV.
LARGE apt: 4 rms. kit. bath, IN
elevator bldg, $50 per mo. See
janitor for inspection.
e4i MASS. AVE. NV.
bath, $50 per mo. And also entire
2d-h. apt, rms, kit, bath, $50
per mo. incl, all utils.
iIi3 MT oLIvET RID. NE.
3 rms, kit, bath: tenant sup
plies gas heat: $50 per mo.
2225 N ST. NV.
2 rms. kit, bath. S53.2b per mo.
See janitor for inspection.
HENRY J. RoBB INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV.
DI. 7-sl41
336 ADAMS ST. Me- rms, kit
and bath: redec,: S55.
3343 c St. SE.--Loyely. 2 rms,
kit, bath and dinette; redee.i
sSg g5I7 ;Se East Capitol st.-e rms.
kit. and bath redec.; S47 30.
ala l1th st. Me- rms. kit,
and bath; redec. $3.50.
HARRISON & ADAMS -.
932 K st. NV. MA. s-s3Os
Evening star., 1958-05-12

Now ready at the farm, Burpee's
hybrid Big Boy tomato plants, 5
for 81 Petunias, zinnias, coleus,
coxcomb, asterS, scarlet
SAGE, portulaca. alyssum and others.
all In individual l2-cu 1T. Ferto
bands. Plump and sturdy. Most Of
hem budding or blooming, z for 81
Give me call let's talk Il over
DAVE MORRIS, VIII. $3.50 or
sP 4-675s. MORRIS EGG FARM,
open every dav, y TO q, including
Sunday Phone calls received any
time On Ca ave. 10 miles north
Silver Spring, lust past Martins
Dairy Min. delivery $40. within
j 5-mtle radius OF farm; in excess
OF 10 mi, S35 min. delivery.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

LOOK AT THESE VALUESl
Reg. $l3s.5o s-pc. bed
rm. suite ------------$4S.0 90
Reg. $159.00 2-pc. sleep
erette suite --------- $500
Reg. $199.50 3-pc. mod
ern bedroom ------ 07.00
Reg. $69.50 5-pc. dinette
suite --------------- $500
Reg. $399.95 2-pc. sec
tional sofa -. 1880
Reg. $259.50 3-pc. living
room suite -. $500
Reg. SASS table lamps 3.94
Reg. $9.95 boudoir lamps 1877
Reg. $99.50 sofa bed $500
Reg. $14.95 cocktail
ta0leS ------.---- S.9f
Reg. S14.95 step tables 3.97
Reg. S199.95 famous tele-
vision -----.------ 1900
Reg. $l49.95 famous
washers - -.-- $500
Reg. 1929 famous refrig-
orators - = 1000
Reg. $79.95 maple bunk
bed ------------ 2S.00
Evening star., 1958-05-12
ROOMS UNFURNISRED

2 ROOMS UNFURN., ne; govern
ment girls preferred. TU. 2-4597
COLORED-NEAR 3rd AND FLA
AVE.-Conv. loc, lge. dble. front
rm., cooking facils. can be furn. I:
will rent reas to nice cple. with
good refs. HU. 3-5977, bet. 6-7
COLORED-I7I7 SWAMI ST. NV.
Man or couple: kit. privilS, use
Of phone, S4b month.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

MolRRooK Nh. itsI "a blka. n
18th and II ata, Modern DUPLEX
with. dining fm, ana screened
porch, AL condition, Weli-equip
kitehsni ONLY S6l 'bO mo, lnelud.
iss o-ni rsi5stssa ssrKuAEr BROS
Evening star., 1958-05-12
PIANO
Kimball Small Grand
$3.50. IA. 2-4336
= Mahol

RADI0-PH0N0, : Mahog., short
wave, $40, rolling ant sized bar,
mahog. $40. WO, 6-77sb.
RANGE, oE. elec, 4O-in., 4-burner.
DC uxe, auto. timer new eond.,
used rs years. OIL, 6-O0iO.
RANGE, Frigidalre, electric. 3O-in,
Excellent condition. Fluorescent
light. clock, auto. timer. $50.
REFRIGERATOR = Barsain. why
should you pay $500 or more for
a new refgr7 I have '52 Kel-
yinator running as good as new;
$50. l need money! II. 3-bi32,
REFRIGERATOR = Westinghouse
approx. II Gu H., eood cond. (.
$50. FE. $4,000.
REFRIGRRATORs, used: si0.5O up:
credit, guar. del. ACME STOVE.
lOll 9TH 81. NV, Ma S-Sabe
REFRIGERATOR, Kelylnator: very
reas; folding cot, fan, mise
items. no. $4,000, ext. 602 aft. O.,
REFRIGERATORs. freezer tops; l.
". guar; $40 up. FREDERICKS.
30O5 l4th ST.. NV. ia. 0-70O0
Evening star., 1958-05-12

Kentucky Bluegrass Sod

Fortified With manure, treated for
! 70 30 "a, yds. 4be 50, yd.
20 70 100 "a. yds,, 10c "a. I'd,
100 TO 200 "a. yds, 35o "a. I'd.
200 or more sq. yds., 2so "a. I'd
Evening star., 1958-05-12

PIANOS = We have a few real
values in used spinet and console
pianos. Choice OF such makes as
Chickering, Estey. Story g. Clark,
Winter, Gulbransen, Wurlitzer
Baldwin Acrosonic, Steinway and
Knabe. Buy on easy terms. ST.
3-9400. JORDAN'S, Corner 18th
and O SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
ROOMS EURR-MD..VA.

LARGE LIST FL. BEDROOM in pri-
vate home; Friendship Heights,
Md. Lady Of refinement who does
not smoke. Laundry facilities,
references requested. SIC per wk.
OIL 2-0446.
STUDIO RIM, Ink, phone, park
ing. ideal gentleman interested in
gardening. ia. 7-72S2.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

oNTARIo ~. NV. isasTApt.
$40. Mgf,, Art, 10, Wo, 6.siOi,
MAR DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--
slas slsisnss ssvly d,sopa,se %9at.e sony,nsn ssS
nm M g.qNON
Evening star., 1958-05-12
ROOMS MIIh BOARD
CONTINUED

BRADLEY ARMS, 1925 18th st.
n.ws south OF Dupont cir.-sgles
and dbles. Sl5-Sis per week; each
running water: good food,
BOARD AND ROOM, for elderly
ladies or retired couple; loving
care: pvt, licensed home. For
further information call FL
f-sS3N
MAR-LEETA, 1925 18th 81, NV
Nice sgle. and dble. rms. for girls
and men, Excel. board. showers.
LADIEs-close I'M excellent meals,
week. 1880 Mass, ave. NV, NO.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
FARM AND Garden

BLACK sLUDoE. topsoll, bluestone
OIL dirt AaWduHt, logs cut, trees
removed RE. h-aapB, 20, 2.aa0b
BLUEGRASS SOD delivered laid
aykefyllle siH-W.b
CULTIVATION, poWer-driyen motor
With all Attachments, hrand-neW
10, b-O32s,
FARMAIL SUPER A TRACTOR,
cultlvator, plow, corn planter, q
n, mower, fertilizer distributor,
good eond.i VI .07A, Horse-draWn
corn planter, fertilizer att, SfA;
steel wheel Wagon, Sih wood
wheel wagon, Si0i tobacco sticks,
ar each. CIV h-4S3i,
FARMALL CUB, new, fully equip. .
ast hitch plow' disc, bulldozer
mower. cost over $3.50, seil
Nl.ThU III 0.hNHs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
COP Emphasizes Missiles, Science
And Economic SkiI!s

In a sc ie; os histo ic mes
sapes TO the Congress. Pre-
Sident Eisenhower has pro.
posed a shift in emphasii OF
the role Of the Federal Gov
eminent to an enlarged
global strategy embracing
increased nj lie develop.
meat and a greater use oi
The economic weapons and
the skills Of modern science.
Realistically adjusting the
huge cost of meeting the
combined problems OF space
ace planning and the Soviet
Unions "total cold war on
The one hand, against limita.
tons or Federal revenue on
the other hand the Presi.
deNf has proposed
increase il The slate and 10.
cal share of cost in domestic
Proerams where closer sun
ervislon of expenditures /
possible By local Authorizes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
Powell Dores NY. Dems
To Attempt His Custer

ing in Texas on that date, bu'
made NJ mention Of the fact thai
he had been left out of the Dc
mocr-t, annual year book
Tie Con rcssman flung down
the gauntlet 1t party leaders l.
a speech IA brooklyn "Th re i
40 real frce Nero leadership
n the whole ely" he SAID tina
time
powcll's organizat on the {,
rd.n.tng Committee Ct Con-
nunity Leadership, was setu
'ormually some three weeks as,
Since The leaders Of the Deme
ratio Party have shown thei
-oolness toward Powell he ha
tepped-up the CCCL's efforts I
unite Negro and Puerto Rical
.roups behind him.
Prominent Attorney Corncliu
icDouglad has been named ten
oorary chairman and will conduc
March 20 mass meeting a
ghich time permanent officer
viii be slated
The consensus is that 4 Powe'
not slated for Con grcss by tn
organization he would launch
tatewide campaign
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22

ira, elers.
Henry Drummond, in his
little book says. Where Love
is. God is. He that dewelleth
in Love dwelleth in God.
Therefore love without dis
tinction. without calculation,
without procrastlnation,
love.
III a man love God, you
viii not require TO tell him
that. Love is the fulfilling OF
that law
NONE ARE LEFT OUT
When We stick to our true
being as sons and daughters
of God, we know that through
the redemption of His son,
Christ Jesus. in the Spirit,
none are left out.
God VIII ROT resi- "nU'
Righteousness is shown forth
as brightness, and the saliva
iion thereof as . lamp that
byrneth." isaiah 62:2)
SO. then when our friends
and acquaintance call upon
us. or come in to see US, and
ask us to just speak the
Word. and when we speak
the right word oftimes they
receive the healing immed-
iately. through that Mind
which was in Christ Jesus.
We then rejoice with them.
And when they do not i'm
mediatelv grasp the word, we
are glad 10 refer them TO
c. s. Practitioners. who are
in the practice. 10 stay with
them. until the false belief
IF error is reduced TO its
native nofhingness; in this
=, . ol-1 ,atn,ca
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
{. R. Commission
Shows No Action

Inability Of House Appropr-a
IONS Subcommittee on FRIDAY
10 release funds for full opera
Ton OF Civil Rights Commission
aramsiizes the urgent need for
you 10 complete the stating Ct
this important agency. Since the
commission has only q two-yesr
duration and almost six months
AVE elapsed since its establish
nent without any action. II Is
imperative you give positive as
,uranee that its purposes VIII
TOT be further impeded.
Respectfully urge you 10 ex'
rcise Immediately your statutory
esp0nsibility 10 appoint tae
COMMISSIONS staff director, Sc
that proper funds can be granted
!, Congress 10 finance this agen'
y Failure 10 take prompt ac
.on Will justify lack Of faith IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
Prexy To
TruveI
Abroad

DR.. Harry V Richardson, pre-
ident of Cannon Theological
seminary and currently on Az
African tour Of survey and serN
&C for the Phelps-Stokes fund
The Methodist Board of World
Missions and the Stewart Mis-
sionary Foundation of Cannon
is sending home interesting re
ports Of his trip lie has com
oleted section Of the reporl
for the World Council az Church
es study on the indigenous
church in Liberia. He has driven
| 1900 miles from Monrovia r.
Liberia, 1900 Of them over dirt
and gravel and old trails.
He has seen much Of triba'
life in its native setting He was
in attendance at the international
Missionary Council in Accra
Ghana. where forward LOOKING
steps were taken to increase op-
portunities for theological edu
cation His last letter from Mo
,alnblque, tells CT his hope Of
the trip to Egypt. and the Ho',
Land The seminary and the com.
munity are looking forward Gag
criy for Or. Richardson's full re
port upon his return.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
PRESIDENTS PROPOSALS

PRESIDENTS PROPOSALS.
The President in submit.
ting 4 SIS 8 billion budget
provided the nation with a
dramatic preliew Of how this
new course viii be steered
For example
Defense: Substantial In
cease in funds for research
3nd developments, missiles
satellites warning networks,
and anti-missile systems
Economic Strengthening
of the Mutual Assistance Pro-
gram and a 5-year extension
nj the Reciprocal Trade AZ
fecment Act.
G G>taD'i hment Of
o p~c lcnlill special assist.
ant for science al techno'
.o2S. increased research
funds, and a 81 billion four
wear program to develop
more scientific talent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
Potter Urges
Finish Seaway

The Middle West and the ma
ion will be deprived of long
waited ST. Lawrence SeawaS
ensfts unless funds are speed
d for work on the connectin.
lannels, according to Senator
harleS +. Potter, Eepablican d
lichigan.
Senator Potter predicts a thre,
wear lag in completion OF connect
ng channels construction becaus,
the Budget Bureau is holdin,
money requests TO a mere trickle
thus delaying the project Tn
longer the stretchout on this wcrl
he c0stlier il viii be. Prices arr
onstantly rising Why saddle IN.
axpayer with htsi when lis not
secessary?"
In a letter 10 Budget Burco'
director Perciyal Z. Brundage
lated February IL. Potter urged
a supplemental appropriation
equest for fiscal 1859 TO plac,
ne connecting channels project
more in line with original plans
ior 1862 completion
Senator Potter. a member Of
the Appropriations Committee
ponsOret the original Seaway
Ill and subsequent connecting
hannels legislation. The ST. Law
shcs S,away. booked for 1863
1mplttcn is proceeding on
rhetule The Corps q Engineers
riglnally set 1852 as the target
tate for completion Of connect
lng channels
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
Editorial
Detroit Streets Need SoIt

Recently the streets have not had enough salt Dur
ing these snowy cy all OF the main streets need
enough safe driving We cannot fail to agree with
both drivers and pedrestians that IS necessary TO Keep
the we'll sailed for the protection OF both the dr
ers ard ire poiei-nS All II The citizens need The safe
/, Of sailed streets This IS need which should never
be overlooked
There are street, on both the East and Wesde which
have been neglected before What is the cause OF such
recent neg.e-or What IS causing sueh circumstances
Are there enough men the service Of the Department
OF Publ Works And are t..e. SpTnklag sail down
and then kppag certain areas 70 reach those
&ho are always demanding better service or are some
shbofhood> failing 10 make requon for safer streets
We do no knox exactly where this trouble lies but
ka5N etef section II III areas should be well sailed
keep IRON skddin- OF the ice and thus endanger
ing the lives o. drivers pedestrians and the children gong
70 school
Had the heen properly sailed last fall when bus
skidied upon sidewalk TIE disaster which happened to
woman could not nave happened.
We haze heard the accident which happened 10 West.
Side child Tuesdas morning Nas due 10 no salt
WHY NO SALT?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22

ions-swsifed benefits. have
written Budget Director Pereiss
ervnds3e that ! see . fhree-Ses'
lag in completing the ehsnrs
work unless he increases the pre-
sent friekle Of funds. The SeswsS
ifsslf, hcoked for 1859 completion
is proceeding on schedule, but
csnneetirg channels work. de-
signed 10 extend the D-foof pas
sage westward into Lakes Huron
Michigan and svperioG Is lag
sins. Until now only s36 million
OF a total STAT million channels
cost. have been doled out. I've
proposed q supplemental sppro
pristion 10 bring work more II
line with original 1862 compile
ton plans. A showdown, re
minded the BUDGET Director, vii
create further unemployment sne
Ultimately boost the cost :, fht
taxpayer. Why should the lower
Lake States cash in en- foil Sea
way benefits in 1859 while Miehi
7aa and upper Lake States COO
their heels Until 1865?
A SENATOR must keep on his
toes to answer the barrase q
qAesticns from his State Here
recent enc from Alton How
many berries Will a healthy rasp
berry plant IN is prime produc
liz one season We need this in
formation soon as possible
was raised on a farm. but thi
one had me scratching my hea
and | called for help from tn
Department Of Agriculture Bach
came a deadpan reply We have
talked 10 a specialist IN Agricul
,ural Research lie says il IS a
most impossible 10 estimate al
amount but states that gooc
hill OF red raspberries shoulo
yield from one pint to . quart
The Department did not offer
count out the berries for my col
stitucnt
Best wishes.
CHARLES +. POTTER,
United States senator
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-02-22
In Mcmonium
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he found neses.-ry IS *. .rstare g. himself Lord Fairfax
st-ts ret ant t--onomttry and prepare him
self suryeyr- N .9 Frfsx made nm one 81 his sur
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blue Ridge A,h.l-t thes had TO Cut their
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