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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
Jewelry Glasses

The Arlington County De-
partment of Recreation and
Parks is now holding a FIVE
week course in copper jew
elry making. Glasses are held
Tuesdays, 10 am. to noon.
at 1401 S. Walter Reed drive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
Adupter Wanted

Mrs. II. F. L, Washington
Could any RICH reader tell
me where / can locate an
adapter for an electric iron,
travel size. so that I can use
1t abroad? Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
Bolounu Spread

Mrs. E. NJ. X, Front Royal
To Mrs. r. H., GGmbrills
We used to have a bologna
spread when was at home,
and we loved 1t. l don't re-
member the recipe exactly
but 1 believe 1t would be
about like this.
Grind with a fine grinder
/ pound bologna. 6 sweet
pickles and 4 hard boiled
eggs. Doctor" mayonnaise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
Good Grooming
W0nfed

Mrs. E. II. A., TGkond Park
Does anyone know Of a
nearby YWCA or recreation
center where adults could get
lessons in good grooming,
posture, etc.? I'm interested
in evening or Saturday classes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
Seofood Recipe
Wonted

Mrs. d. r., Vienna
Does anyone have q recipe
for oysters New Orleans?
Thank you so much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

prices until che business saturday jan
~, 1885, IN Washington, D. MARYLAND; Hleres meEhts
Bethesda silver sprins Takoma Fark Biadensbus Coral
Hills uyave Ksnsinsten Brentwood indian Head Capitol
HEIGHTS. Marlboro Laurel VIRGINIA; Alexandria Arlinsen.
Falrfax Mclean Annsndae Heraden Lsesburs
PurdkuviIe. Vienna NO SALES TO DEALERS WE RESERVE
THKARIoHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.. duce prices subject
10 ally market chanGes
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
Psu. 6-,DARI0 LAS AMERICAS

Betancourt declare que los
rebeldes intensificaran ahora
sus 0peraciones para que ell Pre-
sidente Fulgencio Batista, no
pueua cumplir SUI proposito de
celebrar elecciones ell 3 de no.
viembre como 10 tiene dispues-
to.
Los rebeldes, agrego, contro-
Ian las tres cuartas parties de
la IONA rural de la provincial de
Oriente donde Castro y sus
fuerzas luchan desde fines de
1856.
Betancourt afirmo que, tras
utla gran batalla con ell ejerci-
to cubano, ell mes pasado, en-
Ollenfe Castro entrego a la
Cru? Roja international 440
prlSionerOs, y que ell lider re-
belde tiene recibos de la entire,
ga de esoS prisioneroS que cual-
quiera puede yer.
Ell aeente rebelde dijo, que
es evidente que ell pueblo Gu
bano apoya la rebellion, porque
de ORA manera los insurgentes
no habrian podido prolongar
tanto su lucha
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
RESTAUkARAN A SU
ASPECTO ORIGINAL Ell
CASTILLO DE LA FUERZA

Fl Castillo de la Fuerza, Ell
MA antique de Cuba Y segun-
do de America, recientemente
declarado Monumento Nacional,
serd restaurado a su aspecto pri-
mItivo de hace 400 amos.
En- ese empeno colaborara ell
Institute Hispanico, de Madrid,
arortando armas y muebles
iguales a los utilizados en- ell
Castillo en- aquel periodic de la
historic Guiana.
Ell doctor Guillermo de Zen.
degui, director del Institute Ma
cional de Cultura, organizador
del proyecto, ACADIA de regresar
de Madrid, adonde fue especial
mente para ultimar detalles.
Ell Castillo de la Fuerza fue
escenario de numerosos even.
tos de interes historico, espe-
cialmente por ser ell de punto
de partida para fernando de
Soto en- su viaje de exploration
de la Florida Go que aumenta
SUI valor turiStieo)y por servir
de fuerte en- la defensa que Sc
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
arernos ell Compromisode Derrocar a B~atista'

la licencia electoral que lie ha
sido concedida a mi fraternal
amigo doctor Jose Suarez Ri
vas, deseo, antes de cualquier
Giro pronunciamiento, expresar
mi gratitud mas viva al presi-
dente Batista por la designa.
cion con que me ha honrado".
CEDERAN ESCUELAS PARA
LABORES ELECTORALES
Numerosos edificios en- los
que %funcionan centres docentes
de segunda enSenanza, Tnstitu.
tos en- las seis provincias, han
sido Solicitados por las Juntas
Municipales Electorales, para
instalar en- los mismos, colegios
electorales.
Su superintendent general
dc la segunda ensenanZa, doe
tor Ernesto Garcia Tuduri, in
formo de las comunicaciones
reeiblaas en- ese sentido al mi
nistro de Education, doctor vi
cente GAUGE, ell que dispuso que
Sc accediera, cediendo dichos
edificios para los fines solicita.
dos.
Entire los locales que Solici-
tan las juntas municipales cleo
torales figuran los edificios dc
los Institutes de Chimes, Arte.
misa, Matanzas y los de la Esq
cuela Tecnica Industrial de Va
rones Jose B Aleman". en-
Racho Boyeros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
A X
M

Hoy viernes 10 de septiembre,
a las 5 de la tarde, Sera inaugu-
RADIO ell monumento al general
en- iefe del Ejercito Liberia
dor, Maxine Gomez Baez, en-
plazado en- la Avenida 81 y Ave.
nids del Progreso, en- Marianao.
Este monumento al generali-
simo de la indepedencia cuba,
Ma ha sido erigido bajo los uas-
picjos del alcalde municipal
Francisco Orue, y constituye I'm
homenaie patriotico que la ciu-
dad marianense rinde al heroe
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
Manifesto ell Frente Ciivico

neral de brigada Alberto del
Rio Chavlano al general Eulo-
gio Cantillo Porras. Ell unico
Giscurso fue Ell pronunciado por
Ell general del Rio Chaviano,
que expreso su gratitud a la
tropa por la cooperation que
lie habia prestado en- las dos
ocssiones en- que estuvo al man.
do del Regimiento "Maceo", e
hizo una exhortacion para que
Sc ofrezca identica cooperation
al general Cantillo Porras. Ter
mlno deseando coraie Y salud.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
tViene de la Primera)


ne declare en- Miami que Go
meran cuando tengan suficien.
te hambre."
Los 81 cubanos fueron dete.
nidos cuando intentaban llevar
I'm buque cargado de armamen-
tos y municiones a Cuba.
Las esposas de seis de los pri-
Sioneros, todas elias en- estado
de gestacion, Sc sumaron a la
huelga en- Miami ell microbes.
AL iniciar SUI protesta en- la Jun
ia de Liberation Guiana, anun-
ciaron que no i~ngeririan alimen
tos hasta desmayarse de ham,
bre.
Cline dijo que no tomara me-
dida alguna para reducir las
fianzas, " Sc opondra a cual-
quier gestion de la defensa por
1ograrlo. Agrego que los dete-
nidos no han presentado recur-
so alguno en- csc sentido.
Explic6 Cline, que ell gobier-
no decide senalar tan alta fan
"a en- vista de casoS anteriores
de revolucionarios detenidoS.
Cinco de 30 cubanos captura-
dos en- una expedition similar
en- los cayos de la Florida, que
daron en- libertad bajo fianza
y han desaparecido,
Los 81 detenidos seran pre-
sentados a I'm jurado investi-
gador dentro de dos semanas,
segun Cline, y probablemente
Sc les iuzgue en- octubre por
violacion de la Ley de Neutra-
lidad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
TOMA Ell
GENERAL

En- el Quartet "Moncada" de
esta ciudad, sede de la Jefatu,
"a del R~egimiento l "Maceo",
Sc efectuo ell acto del cambio
de mando, entregandolo ell ge-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
Pho ELIZALDE DE NUEVO
MINISTRO DEL TRABAJO

Con motive de la licencia
electoral concedida al doctor
Jose Suarez Rivas, postulado
para Ell cargo de senador por
Las Villas, aver tomo possession
del Ministerio de Trabajo ell
doctor Leopoldo Pic Elizalde,
subseeretario del Department
to.
Fl doctor Elizalde hizo las
sigulentes declaraciones:
"Al asumir ell cargo de phi
nistro de Trabajo, a virtud de
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
5 DETENIDOS EN-
LA HABANA

LA HABANA, Sept. ia
(UPI-La jefatura de la poll
cia nacional anunci6 aver la de-
tenei6n de 5 individuos acusa-
dos lie realizar actividades sub
versivas
Ell anuncio dice que a los de-
tenidos Sc les ocupo numerosos
bonos del Movimiento 26 de
Julio ash como propaganda de
esa organization revoluciona-
ria.
Por otra parte, ell vespertino
gubernamental "Tiempo en- Gu
ba" publica, en- primera pagi-
ma, una information sobre eel
staque de numerosos revolucio.
ndrios a la ciudad de Victoria
de las Tunas", en- la provincial
de Oriente, en- ell que result6
muerto ell ciudadano norteame-
ricano William Alexander Nor
gan, comandante en- ell movi-
miento 26 de Julio y iefe de
una partida.
Ell diario agrega que Juno de
los mas connotados jefeS de los
srLpos fidelistas y comunistas
que operan en- 0riente, ell aven-
turero norteamericano, William
Alexander Morgan, result6
muerto anoche durante un en-
cuentro con Ell ejercito a la en-
trada de la ciudad de Victoria
de las Tunas. Miembros del
Movimiento 26 de Julio, Sc Ian
aaron en- un ataque a la residen-
eia del candidate a represen-
tante por ell partido guberna-
mental, Union Radical, Antonio
Rojas, pero fueron ~rechazados
huyendo y dejando en- SUI pre-
cipitada fuga varios cadaveres
entire ellos ell del cabecilla Nor
gan. Los atacantes dejaron en-
ell campo de batalla numerosos
armamentos. Ell candidate Ro-
Jas result6 herido leve."
La information continua d.
e:endo que dada la cantidad
numerosa de atacantes, los mis-
mos sc proponian destruir la.
estacion ferroviaria y otros edi.
fIeios. Los soldados, commando
dos por ell captain Guerra ANA.
dor, impidieron a los rebeldes
iograr su objective"
Dice ell diario que Ell cadaver
de William Morgan lucia las es.
trelias del grade de comandan.
tie, y que "se lie ocuparon docu-
mSntOs cOmnrometedoraen
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
FUERZA DE 400 MARCIA AL
SUR DE CUBA

LA HABANA, Sept. 49,
(UPD- En- fuentes bien infor.
midas de Camaguey Sc diio.
que una fuerza rebelde de unos
400 o 500 hombres marchaba
hacla ell oeste por la costa sur
de Cuba.
Segun estas fuentes, los re.
oeldes habian llegado cerca de
Ia cludad de Ciego Avila.
Los rebeldes incendiaron en-
su avance -anadiose- dos
puentes de las lineas ferrovis.
r'as que corren entire Camaguey
y Santa Cruz del Sur, en- la cos.
"a meridional de la provincial
eortando ash las communicated.
mes entire las dos ciudades.
TODD este, mas ell comunica-
d. del ejercito en- que Sc infor.
ma lie I'm encuentro cerca de
los lir'tes de ~Camaguey y Orien
te tlende a confirmar que los
rebeldes han extendido sus ope.
raciones a Camaguey.
DOS NUEvOS "FRENTES" DE
LUCIA
-"|
WASHINGTON, Sept. 49,
(CPD-Ernesto Betancourt. un
asente registrado en- Washing.
ton del lider rebelde cubano,
Fidel Castro, declare aver que
cinco columns de tropas re-
beldes. con unos mil hombres.
han conseguido penetrar las de.
fensas del ejercito cubano pa.
ra establecer dos nuevos 'fren.
ties" de lucha en- Cuba Central.
Betancourt dijo que habia re.
cihido hoy mismo la noticia de
manos de un correo especial.
A causa de la severa censura
lmperante en- Cuba, anadi6, ell
principal grupo opositor cuba.
no, ell Frente Civico Revolucio.
mario, debe recurrir al sistems
de correos para sacar noticias
dei pals.
Tambien dijo que ell grupc
estabs en- contacto con Castro,
mediante la radio de onda cor.
Ia,
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19
DETENIDO
Y ENVIAD0 AL VIVAC

I'll doctor Alberto Garcia Ma
varro, Juez de Instruction de
Marianao, instruyo de cargos y
remitio al viyac municipal, por
ell termino de ley, a Augusta
LoreS Diaz, de 30 amos, residen-
te en- ia Gale 80 ndmero 1925,
quien fue detenido por agentes
de Policia, acusado de dedicar-
Sc al trafico de drogas y de
transporter en- un cartucho ITO
cigarros confeccionados con yer
ba de marihuana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19

tientes, que viaJaban en- ell We
hiculo.
FL chofer Mata Garcia sufrio
leslones leves. Declare que al
tratar de dar paso a un auto
movil. no considero la proximi-
dad de la aIcantarilla, volcando-
Sc ell canton.
NO PERMITEN EXPORTAR
CARNES
En- ell Ministerio de Concrete
Sc informo que LAS gestiones
que realiZa la Association de
Productores de Carne de Alta
Calidad para lograr una Quota
de exportaci6n destinada a Es-.
tadoS Unidos, en- vista de la su-
reproduction actual de csc IT,
pc de carne, no fueron aproba-
das por las tecnicos de los Mi
nisterios de Concrete y de Agri-
cuitura. a cauSa de las difficult
tades para Ell abastecimiento de
carne que Sc supone ocurriran
en- los meses de diciembre, enc
70, febrero y mario, durante la
epoca de la sequia, y en- conse-
cuenca, del enflaquecimiento
del ganado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19

eponImo de nuestra epopeya IL
bertadora.
Las invitaciones al acto estan
firmadas por Ell alcalde Orue, y
Ell captain del Ejercito Liberia
dor, Angel Rosende, en- su "a
racteI de p~residente de la
mission Organizadora
SEIS HERID0S EN- Ell
VUELCO DE UN CANNON
Sais personals resultaron con
lesiones graves, menos graves y
leves en- ell vuelco de un ca
mon en- la carretera de Yer
tientes.
FL canton chapa 328-907, era
guisdo por Pedro Mata Garcia,
de AZ amos, vecino del poblado
de Vertientes, y Sc volc6 en- ell
lugar conocido por la Can
terra de Otero', Sufriendo
lesiones Constantine Martinez
Molina, de 40 amos, Jose Antilles
Cirdenas, de 10; Gregorio Arti-
les Medina, de AZ; Gerardo
Mendez Vazquez, de 48, y Eleo-
doro Llera Gonzalez de 26, to-
dos vecinos del poblado de Yer
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-19

hizo de la ciudad ante los alta
queS que culminaron con la to-
ma de La Habana por los in
gleses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

NEW CALVARY BAPTIST
CHURCH presented sn As'cr-
noon OF Spring Fashions Sun
day. April l4ih. featuring
daytime clothes. play and cas-
usI clothes. spring hais by
Cody. suits and Pfer five az
tire. Models pictured are;
Mary coakIey. Poiricia Creme,
Maggie Adem. DeIcris Tilman
and Patricia Andersen.
The affair was directed by
Mrs. Doro ny Edwards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
CONTENTS

Week Of Morch 2-MoFch 3, 1913
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
Cover Story
By BERNIE HARRISON
star Tv Critic

Why did Shirley Harmer, the singer VoVeo
the top female TV personality IN Canaoa N
lose chuck her own sponsored TV series and
accent two-show offer from George Gobel on
NBC last season?
More money?
"No" said Shirley Canadian Nv pays
surprisingly well-but we thought thaC we n"U
gone as far as we. could 60"
The I'VE" includes her husband, George
Murray, who hired her out OF the amateur raliAS
for his TV show in Toronto.
George. in addition to managing her career,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02

STAR NEWSPAPER CO.. Washington c. TehOne-sternS $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-02
Cover Story
Still Lonesome George?

writes a column for the Toronto star ABOUT
Canadian personalities in Hollywood ana Is
LOOKING for the right TV vehicle himself He's
a singer-emcee.
owe wanted to see if we could get some
ubere" Shirley said. We can always go back
But If we hadn't accepted it, the thought would
have always nagged us-we would nave
wondered what might have happened If we
hadn't tried"
The Evidence is that the gamble paid on.
Not only did Comedian Gobel sign her for
the season (she appears whenever there isn't
conflict with visiting guest girl singer, Dut
Continued on Next POss
, 1958-08-26
Virgin Islands Agricultural Proqrdm News
ANTS AND THEIR CONTROL"


In killing ants your job is easier if you can find the nest.
Ants are a large, varied and highly adaptable family. But
one thing they have in common-they all build nests or colo
MES where 4 great number of the same species live together
and raise their young.
The job of getting rid of these pests Of home and garden
is much easier if you can locate the nest. Unless you wipe out
the entire colony, the adaptable ants may simply change their
travel routes, and possibly their sources Of supply and leave
you to carry on a losing campaign against them.
Finding an ant nest in the house is not always easy be-
cause it may be behind a wall or under the foundation or.
behind a Dashboard. Iii such case, the next best thing is to
find the crack or outlet through which the ants pass and treat
this area thoroughly with a long-lasting insecticide.
Chlordane is recommended as an effective insecticide for
ants, though there are a number Of others that can be used,
such as dieldrin or lindane. They may be applied as sprays or
dusts.
In using these insecticides, and in preparing sprays from
wettable powders or emulsifable concentrates, be sure to fol
low the directions Of the manufacturers.
Ready mixed, oi[base sprays are usually most desirable
for use indoors because they dry to an almost invisible coat
ING and are less likely to cause spotting or staining. They are
inflammable. however, and should not be used near an open
flame, and they will damage asphalt tile and lnoleum. A dust
applied with a hand buster is sometimes preferable, especially
in hard-to-reach places, but if you apply a dust you should be
careful not to inhale the insecticde. Water-base sprays are
generally better for use outdoors because oil sprays will in
lure trees and other plants. For ground nests, chlordane can
be applied as a drench, or a powder can be spr1nkled on top
and washed down into the nest with water.
To prevent ants from entering the house from outdoors
spray the outside walls from the ground up to the windows.
On open porches spray the underside OF the structure, treat
ing all supports, posts, pillars and pipes that ants might use
as runways into the house.
Visit YOUR. local hardware stores for your supply of insec-
ticidal sprays and dusts.
, 1958-08-26

CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE
THE HOUSE OF GOOD PICTURES !;
Tuesday, Aug. 26 Triple Feature:
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
Rod Cameron Gale Robbins Joan Vohs
vooDoo ISLAND
Boris Karloff Beverly Tyler
Chapter SIX of
THE OF CAPTAIN AFRICA
Wednesday,, Aug. IT
o RES BOHEMIOS I'm SPANISH
Luis AguiIar Lima Salome : Con Augustin Lara y
Pedro Vargas y Actuacion Especial de Ernesto Hill Olvera
y Su Organo Que Canta Y Habla.
Thursday, Aug. 20
THE WAY OF THE GOLD CnennaScope & Technicolor
Jeffrey Hunter Sheree North Barry Sullivan
Waiter Brennan
Saturday, Aug. 80 Triple Feature:
DANCE WITH NE HENRY
Bud Abbott Lou Costello
RIDERS IN THE SKY
Gene Aubrey Gloria Henry
Chapter SEVEN of
THE OF CAPTAIN AFRICA
Sunday, Aug. 81 AM "A CAMERA
Julie Harris Laurence Harvey Shelley Winters
At last on the Screen! John Van Drutens
Drama Critics Circle Award-Winning Play.
The most talked-about subject! Adult Enter
tainment.
Smyrna times., 1958-09-04

ASP announces lowest coffee prices since
1950I Yes, new, low prices on Custom
Ground A&P premium-q quality Coffee. A&P
has cut the price on A&P brand Vacuum
Packed Coffee, as we'll to the lowest
price everI Never has this richly flavor
full vacuum-packed coffee sold at SO low
priceI And, remember these are the same
superb coffees that have made Asp Coffee
fIavor-famous for almost a century i. I. moth
ing but the price is changedI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Injured Firemen
Given $4,000

A consent judgment Of $780,
900 was issued this week in q
damage suit against the Elite
Laundry Co. of 2119 Fourteenth
street NV.
In the judgment signed Tues
day by Federal Judge F. Dick
sinSon Let's. the laundry firm
has agreed to pay two District
firemen the amount for dam
ages suffered by the men when
one of Elites trucks slammed
into a fire truck in December,
1855, at the intersection Of
Forty-sixth and Van Ness
streets NV.
All but $1,000 goes to fireman
Robert E. Casey of the 1900
block of Eleventh street NE
He was thrown of the truck
injured in the chest, arms and
legs and forced into retirement
for physical reasons. The
judgement gives 1000 to the
other fireman, Harold J. Mag
ruder of West HyattSville, Md
Attorneys handling the cast
for the firemen were Nichola,
j. Chase and Bernard Mar.
golius.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Low Rood Diplomacy
Defended by Nixon

10 continue his world BARN
storming technique as often
as American policy requires II.
IF we allow q bunch Of black
mailing DULLES 10 keep oficials
from the United States from
going where they want 10 go
for foreign policy reasons. then
we'd better get of the face Of
the world" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Remnonts-Fndoy only
homefuFnishings

lol LuStboH OIL IuyoH
droperies. Floral and Regent.
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80 - SSe
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and royon. Full size in eroy.
Were go --- 2.SS
10 scatter rugs and rug run
ners. Many styles and pot
terms. 24x72" 70 30x6o".
Were 2.9o to 800 1888
l hooked rug. Was 1929.
l-ex6' tweed cotton rug.
Brown. Was 2l.e5 9.97
IS KepOk filled corduroy pill
lows. Boucle frinoed. Three
shapes, Assorted coIors. Were
ESQ ~ 97e
5 striped bed pillows. I'M
ported feather filled, Were
z for 4.99 8Se
7 pieces Of women's fine lug
sose. Il, "a, 26, 70" ond
companion cose. Were o.oe
and 1870 2.S8
IA escorted train eoses. Were
6.88 and 100 8Se 10 5.8S
100 barbecue and roast sets.
Were LOO sac
II lamp shades, assorted
sizes. White, beige and pink.
s Tv lamp bases only. Were
3.45 ice
| table lamp bose. Contem-
porory design. Was 7.e9.
I pair hurricane lamps. Were
5.95 97e
I desk lomp. Was 2.e5, ice
- assorted lamp shades.
White. Were 2.95 and 800.
ICE
Please odd 1929 Federal
tox to lueooee price
Down Stoirs Store,
Budget Homefurnishines,
North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

ing was studied and approved
last year at Andrews Air Force
Base, q CAA spokesman said.
The WHO system repeatedly
works well under low visibility
conditions Of snow. rain or fog.
Glare Shielded
1t is designed to aid an in
coming pilot by providing him
better depth perception with
out botherSome glare. The
lights are low and shielded to
prevent distracting rays from
striking a pilots eyes.
The airport director hailed
the development particularly in
view of civil aviation's APP
preaching jet era, which he
said will require "a well-de-
fined landing mat that makes
possible utilization Of the full
length of the runway"
The lighting system is report
eddy under study by the CAA
as a prospective national
standard for runway lighting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

twilight. This makes II ex-
tremely difiicult 10 BEE the
man-made moon.
In q couple Of weeks the
present daytime passages will
be early enough TO be seen in
the morning twilight before
sunrise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
hobnaiI rugs

Scatter and runner size. Heavy loop
frinsed, non-skid roller eoeted
books.
White, black, pink, brown, blue, red,
yellow, rose, green, oquo, toost.