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ACCOUNTANT, SENIOR

Highly respected old line Washington establish
ment seeks a senior accountant qualified and
experienced in all phases Of modern accounting.
Minimum experience of years in private or
public accounting, including the preparation
and supervision of balance sheets, Pal state
mentS, amortization, depreciation and special
cost studies for top management. Minimum
educational requirements; BIS. in accounting,
plus an MBA or CPA. If you feel you meet these
qualifications, please submit typed resume
including the usual personal items, education
and chronological record of job experiences and
earnings. Our benefit program is both COM
prehensive and generous Your resume will be
handled in strict confidence by our senior
personnel executive and senior vice president.
BOX l6l-T Star.
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AUTO BODY MAN

AUTO PARTS MAN = De Soto.
Plymouth dealer offers excellent
opportunity for an Aggressive,
thorough parts man; Chryslef
parts experience preferred, but not
necessary; modern shop, all COM
pany dement's. Contact Mr.. krei-
lick at MARYLAND MOTORS
INC, Rockville, Nd. GA. 4-5AO0.
..-.-..- = L. Z ...-.....a-
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HILpMEn

APPLIANCE MECHANIC = small
appliances only, bench work no
olislee call. C. A. LkfPkhT
APPRAISER, rsa estate, mqnlsIpal
H Z. Broad a. Faiis Church
ASST. CASHIER b stock bFokers
once member New York STOCK
EaehAnge Brieht willinE ana am.
bilious youna man, 5000 ~ nsures
and thoroughly reliable Iypins
ability desirable Alf.cooled once,
pleasant vorkine conditions apa
Previous expeFience not REQUIRED.
lnterestina work embodylnn vide
Fanae Of duties, none aiincult o.
borina. Pair tlartlng salary, larae
income possible IN ultimate iu-
ture, Apply with handWfitten lct.
ter stains nge, education, expcfi-
snes y any, expected salary. etc"
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN = Used
cars with aggressive new car
franchise dealer. Active lot. no
credit problems, Commission, 9al.
AIRY and demonttraior. Exper only
s aSpl' u var SIscQ2 d. $500 S'''0'
AUTO BODY NAN, must Be- sx-
perienced, sober and reliable
many company benefits; hospital
and paid vacation; GOOD work.
ing conditions. Apply IN person, o.
cali Nj. lee TOMS CHEvRo-
E Slin., il u S SsGssl. ave- sll'''
AUTO BODY MAN
Rxper.: 4O-hr. week, commission,
vacation with pay. Call XII. D.
s4iO,
AUTO GLASS MEcHANIC-Exper. !,
energetic man. excel, salary and
GLASS oiIass' CO. oonf Ii. s 4.sioi' 10.
AUTO MECHANIC : Ford; exper
only, must be sober, reliable and
good refs, paid vacation, holidays,
company Insurance. See Nj.
Swami. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.,
g20 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
AUTO PARTS MAN = De Soto.
Plymouth dealer offers excellent
opportunity for an aggressiye,
thorough parts man; Chrysler
parts experience preferred, but not
necessary; modern shop; all COM
pany BENEFITS Contact Mr.. krel-
lick at MARYLAND MOTORS,
INC, Rockville, Nd. GA. $4,000.
AUTO Statesmen
VIII select 4 oualified men 10 com-
olete sales force needed 70 install
new sales operational method
Previous exper not necessary.
Training session will begin imine-
diately. In addition TO complete
training. the following BENEFITS
will be provided:
ul $50 base on any new Ford.
t2l Monthly volume incentive up
,SS CSC. q profit paid on sale Of
used car. Minimum commission on
used car SIS.
4D $40 on finance deals. No
charge-baeks
i5l No house deals
(6) Paid vacation q weeksl.
go Xmas bonus based on per-
Torrance
Apply IN person between and 81
pm NORTHEAST FORD. q90I
Biadensburg I'd. ne. Ii. 7-S300.
AUTO TITLE CLERK-GM dealer
desires person who is capable Of
handling invoices, tag and title
and dealer exchange transactions;
salary commensurate with ability
and exper. Send replies to Box
3S-T. Star
AUTO TRIM AND UPHOLSTERY
MAN, experience and references
REQUIRED: for full time. perma-
nent work In well-equipped shop:
excellent starting salary. many
company benefits. Apply Mr. Mills
or Mr.. Herson. MANHATTAN
AUTO, 1905 9TH st. NV.
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]. 2. BINDLMAN,
DEXTER z; ~. kos ss,,. h..orns'.

AIh MtAtN nullutnh .
STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ina Probate Court. NO. 95,5bs,
Administration. This Is 70 Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of
the Distric. OF Columbia has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court OF
the District Of Columbia, Letters
Parliamentary on the estate OF
ELIZABETH KELLER, also known
as MARY ELIZABETH KELLER,
also known as NJ. ELIZABETH
KELLER, late Of the District OF
Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, TO
the subscriber, on or before the
Goth day Of January, AID. 1850;
otherwise they may by law be ex-
Cluded from all benefit OF said
estate. Given under my hand this
Goth day of July 1858. GER
TRUDE u. SMALL. 1905 18th
Street NV. (Seal.l Attest; FRANK
y. BURKART, Deputy Register OF
Wills for the District Of Columbia,
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
au4.11,1S
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HELR-MEn

CoLLEcI0n-sALksMAN, come "a
peflsnce necessary ) establishet
Routes SO per VI plu1 con-
missions uoQd car e4afnilal. Ap
ply ALinIA1K HOME kouiP
MINT co. i5ie kalorama ID
CLOTHING SALESMAN. experl
eneed. tHu1 indlanhead I'd, Eaal
over 1honulna center.
COOK -CnnI. colofed muat b
fatt short ofdrf man. rlannlnl
81 menus and kltchen coat con
trel No sunday Hork salary VI
70 start Apply Ehlrllngton De-
tOi5 a esth ~, All, ~, H-OOnn
COUNTER Grill MAN-sobeT. "a
ptflenced. able h open ~ 4 am
On al Pm, \ days, pENNEAN'f
RESTAURANT 1909 bsnnina I'd
ne,
DAIRY PLANT HELPER. to ass rs
VIII train inexperienced man
ApplY N person, MARTINI
DAIRY, olney. Nd, VIII d-UsO0
DISK CLKRk-uovt. employs: ~
lief for front desk y eVef. VIZ
Apply 1909 18th 81 nv
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HILp WOMEN
Admin. Secretaries
TO $1,000

Select Positions In PUBLIC
RELATIONS. CAPITOL NIL. LAW
EDUCATION. EMBASSIES AND
COMMERCIAL OFFICES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

Man 90 white, aae elisa. Excel
openlngs with large manulac.
tufff, Applicants must BE- confCi-
eufi0uft courteous and reliable
sna ~, 20 start, Phone Di, 9-Jlfa
Tor inleryieN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

OI TRAINEK. u learn ne uphol.
,tery business Apply Uij South
WashlnEion 80 PALS Church. We,
mOME IMPROVEMENT CANVAS.
hIHa With cara. inrNneT. o.
eKpeF, 500 VI, euaranleed. Cali
between y and Ne am. Nh
n-iia1. An for MR MASON.
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CASHIER CLERK
CLERKS

We have several openings for hlEh
school graduates under age -.
who are accurate and alert Some
positions require typiDg and
others are OF general clerical
nature. An aptitude for figures
Is HELPFUL in some instances Ex-
cellent working eonditionsi 5-day,
40-hf week annual and sick
leave In Mply. please siye age,
education and experience Box
4Nn-T StaT
CLERK TYPIsT-Downdow Alex /.
l-Eiri once, good expof. In fire
and casually Insurance. 35 hrs;
to SAIL POTOMAC. EMPL., Gil
King ST, Alex, XII, Q-50j5
CLERK -TYPIsT. Insurance., FIRE and
Call D1 1906
CLERK -TYPIsT for insurance Of
nee. Exper, in Accident and Health
or Republication insurance help
full Pleasant surroundings, 5-day
week. free disqualification. Call
EX. J-6631
CLERK TYPIsT. for Insurance.
home once; must be accurate with
figures and average typist. perm.
position. 1-day week; age = 70
40 Apply e3l Dupont Circle
Blog. 1886 Conn. ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPisT, Alex, some once
exper $3.50 POTOMAC EMPL
gIl Kine 81, XII, 9-5O55.
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DESIGN ENGINEER

DESIGN ENGINEER
Design of electronic cir
cults and their inter.
connections, direct con-
struction Of Bread
board" engineering mod
els. electronic testing
thereof, and prepara-
ton of engineering re-
ports. Checks finished
drawings and justifies
design before review
board. Specialties de-
sired include RI signal
generators and ampli-
flers from LF to micro
wave, AF generators and
ampli11ers, pulse genera
tors, wave form net
works. computers, coun-
tiers. digital volunteers,
oscilloscopes, monitors,
vacuum tube volunteers,
servo ampliners and
simulators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11
CURRENT OPENINGS

MECHANICAL ENGINEER
Design Of electro-me-
ehanical devices such
as gear trains. punched
tape programmes. SER
vo motor mounts and
dial mechaniSms. Re-
sponsible for layout of
basic design of consoles
and specification Of
slides. locking devices
and handles prototype
models. Specialties de-
sired include housing
for modular electronic
assemblies, servomech-
anisms and gear trains:
microw ave plumbing;
heating and ventila-
ton Of consoles and
vans: structural foun-
dations; mounts and
holding fixtures; n.y.
draulic and pneumatic
controlled accessories;
mock-ups to prove out
human engineering fac
tors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

ARTnUR &. EL0iN. AIIoFasy,
$50 WashlnHton Loan a Trnsl nlds.
uhITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the District OF Columbia, Hold.
Ing 4 Probate court-Estate Of
Matte HENDREN DURAND. De-
ceased. No, D0Oui. AdminitlFa-
tion Docket gOO.--Applicatio
havlng been made herein for pros
bate Of the laat viii and testa.
ment Of said deceased, and for
letters testamentary on said es-
tate, By W. Harry Hendren. u 10
ordered this 9Th day Of August.
AID. 1858, that Catherine Hem
dren Laehaw, Frances Hendren
Brown. Louise Hendren Smith,
Elizabeth Hendren Ouarch. vii.
liam Henry Hcndren. and all
others concerned, appear In said
Court GA Monday. the 18th day
day OF September, AID. 1905, At
1000 O'Clock AM, 70 show cause
why such application should not
be granted. Let notice hereof be
published In the "Washington Law
Reporter" and The EVENING
star" once IN each OF three sue
cossive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned, the hrst
publication 20 be not less than
thirty days before said return
day. WItnesS the Honor
able Bolitha j. Laws, Chief Judge
OF said Court, this 9Th day Of
August, AID. 1855. (SealD Attest:
ARTHUR p. SMITH. Deputy Regis
ter Of Wills for the District Of CO.
lumbla, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. aull,lh,29
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CONSTITUTION btCN, " NJI9
MANY OTHER SCREENED
POSITIONS
Annette d. Tatelman
aaA Woodwnrd Rlds mr. r.aalA
ASSISTANT

To real estate once mar: garden
ant. LANGLEY md area, must
be 5000 typist, neatneat, accuracy,
simple hOokkecplng and ability TO
meet the public essential, age
a3-f5: salaTy and apt. no ehil-
dren. Phone for appt. between
and 4 pm, I'M. l-S.ig
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

COLORED-Clean and polish cars,
part time. Must have good refs.
Call between and j pm. Mr.
ARTHUR. LA 6-9in0.
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LEGAL M0TIoEs



AuhhkY D. DOOLkY, XiisraeS
UNITED trATE1 DISTRICT COURT
ior The District Of Columbia, Hold.
ms PROBATE Urine. 00Oin,
Administration This IA 10 Olive
Notice That the subscriber. al
me District Of Columbia has ob.
Alneq from the Probate Court Of
the District OF Columbia. Lsttefs
Parliamentary on the estate Of II
habelie Iro1el, late OF the DlEtriet
81 Columbia, deceased An persona
haVinn claims agAinat the declared
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof,
leneliy authenticated, 10 thf aub.
acriber, on or before the 18th DAY
81 January, AID, 1888. othefuIss
they may BY law b excluded from
an beneht Of said estate. Given
under lts hand thls hth day OF
Aueust. 1875, TIM NATIONAL
RANK OF WASHINGTON, ~.
DALI I, JERNnERO. Assistant
Trust Oneer, seal Attest. JOHN
w FoLLlN, Deputy RegisteF Of
Walls for the District OF Columbia.
CLERK q ths Probate Court,
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HIlP--MIn
.JANITOR

Reliable coiorsd nan With 5000
rclA. aeeklng permanent ioh, Call
Mn. cAAItLL. alter 10 AM
APPLIANCE SAILS
KITCHEN SPECIALIST. excellent
puportunily fer man with Kitchen
layout, design ana sales expert
enrei preferably with builder fol-
lowlna, n take complete charnf
Of kitchen dent. with new diAirlb-
utof, Above par earninnn with
guaranteed income plus commia-
sion Incentive plan, call MARTIN
L. WIKI, ~, f-NsAa.
MACniNisf, iat elaah prefer mar
With experience IN close tolfr'
ance lob ahop work sick lrafe
and vacation dement's eiyrn - ~
70 start ABBY LEE INC, Hed
lev York ave, nv Ma, N-ae.s
MAINTENANCE MAN, salary com.
menturatr with ability, Apply
OFFICERS CLUB. Naval Gun Fae.
tory, iith and o Sc, or sth anc
MANACER Tor downtown restau.
rant, eNpcf excellent local refs
required salary pluk commission
Phone RI S-uaif weekdays.
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DRNERs. fulf and part time: 5000
eafnlnel Apply ateb Lee hwy
ARLINGTON YELLOW CITY
CABS
DRY CLEANING PLANT MAN.
A0ER-Medium size mod. plan
m nv sec: ealary .opcn Inter
hdence. bon iHh.T Star.
ELECTRICIAN. hiEhly experienced
os pay sisea Ses Apply osty
"a s.%ssS e." KANSAS AVE NE
ELEcTRlcIAN With drivers license
HU, $4,000 eyes., 10. 5-0001
ELECTRICIANS, must have d. q
lourneyman card and drivers per.
NIT RAY ELECTRIC CO. Hu
ELECTRIC MOTOR RIPARIAN
Experienced
II h-06sh.
ELEVATOR RELIEF MAN. colorsd
Tor Saturday niehtS. quiet NV
apartment building, prefer settled
rixht man, must BE- nondrinkeI
eeenS., reliable ,,ScSSn MRS BRis'
ENGINEERS, al kinds: statesmen
or, mer.. once sales trainees. ton
sal See Miss Bel today Al
BoYp's, cor. 18th and q NV
Test 80 yrS.h Ma S-a3f0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17

as saying of the small car vogue.
but I can tell you this before
we move at GIN, We will be
sure.
Asked If GIN felt a RESPONSE
bility not to compete so hard
as to drive small auto manu-
facturers out Of business, Mr..
Bonner is quoted as having
replied:
And when, did you stop
beating your wife? If you are
thinking OF Studebaker-P Pack
ard. we didn't drive them TO
their present condition. They
drove themselves there. Did you
ever stop to wonder what they
did with the profits of the lush
war years. if they re-invested
them in the business?"
Time said Mr.. Bonner was
determined to set straight what
he considers wrong impressions
spread about him since he re-
placed Harlow Curtice as GIN
chief.
II am not taciturn," he is
quoted as saying. I'm not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
Soviet People
Not Informed of
Latest u. Note

No mention has been made in
the Soviet press, radio or tele-
vision of president Eisenhower's
latest letter to Soviet Premier
Khrushchev, the State Depart
ment reported yesterday.
Mr.. Eisenhower wrote the
Soviet Premier last Saturday
urging him to restrain Commu-
mist China from its military
actions in the Formosa Strait.
State Department Press Off,
Ger Lincoln White said no reply
to the Presidents letter had
been received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17

Canadian Ambassador Nor
man A. Robertson has been
appointed Undersecretary of
State for External Affairs of
Canada, the Secretary Of State
for External Affairs has an
nounced.
Mr.. Robertson, who presented
his credentials TO President
Eisenhower May II. 1857. will
succeed Jules Leger, who has
been named permanent rep
resentative to the North At
lantic Council and the Office
of European Economic Coop
Grafton.
Mr.. Robertson's successor
here has not been named.
Another appointment at the
same time is that of Thomas
Archibald Stone, Canadian Am
bassador to the Netherlands, as
Ambassador to Mexico.
Mr., Stone, familiar figure
in diplomatic circles here in
the past, will succeed D. S. Cole
whose retirement was an
nounced earlier.
The Secretary of External
Affairs said the transfers will
take place shortly but gave
no exact date.
Mr. Robertson, who was born
in Vancouver, attended the
University of British Columbia
was a Rhodes Scholar and
attended the Brookings Gradu-
ate School here from 1927 tc
1928.
He has been a member OF
the Department of External
Affairs since 1929. He has also
served with the High Commits
sion to the United Kingdom
and as Secretary to the
cabinet.
Mr. Stone, Canadian Minister
to Washington from 1945 tc
1949. was appointed Ambas-
sador to The Netherlands in
1852. Prior to that appoint.
ment he served as Minister tC
Sweden and to Finland.
A career diplomat, he began
his diplomatic career here
as Third Secretary from 1922
to 1882. Born in Chatham
Ontario, he was graduated from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
GIN Is Wary
Of Building
Small Cars

NEW YORK, Sept. II (AP)
General Motors is in no rush
to enter the small car field, Its
new boss said yesterday.
Frederic Bonner, recently
named board chairman Of GIN,
is quoted in Time Magazine as
saying that theories about
American motorists being more
interested in economy than ap7
pearance are lust rationaliza-
lions for not buying a car. Most
OF this sort of attitude would
change overnight If economic
conditions change, especially if
we have a fresh new product"
II don't know for sure what
1t means" Mr.. Bonner is quoted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
Purukeet Show Set

The Mid-Antlantic Bulge
rigar (parakeeD Society will
hold its ninth annual show
Saturday and Sunday at the
South Area gym, Fort Myer
The show has American Bulge
rigar Society regional status.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
Conodion Ambassador
Named To New Post

the University Of Toronto in
1924 and from the University
of Paris in 1926.
Mr.. Stone is married % the
former Alexandra Ewing Noyes
of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17

Interstate'S frst-class dividends are
just the ticket for your savings pro-
gram help you get away from it
all sooner. Take the scenic route to
any office.
4O3l S. Capitol St.
atlantic Shopping Center
. 3411 Connecticut Ave-, NV.
ClepelndPak Shopping Center
3430 Wisconsin Ave-, NV.
Friendship Shopping Center
Main Office, 18th St. and New York
Ave-, NV, The World Corner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
New York Notes
Rise in FuIlout

NEW YORK. April 4 (R.-
There has been a steady in
crease in the fall-out of radio
active particles from the at
mosphere over New York City
during the last four years, it
was reported today.
Although the fall-out jumped
so per cent last year alone, it
is still far below the danger
level specified by radiation ex-
perts, according to an Atomic
Energy Commission report
quoted by the New York Times
in Washington dispatch.
Much of the increase evil
IDENTIFY was caused by a series of
atomic explosions last spring
in the Soviet Union, the news
paper said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

Indonesia, has been operating
from hideouts in the West Java
mountains since 1919. raiding
villages, plundering and at
lacking army posts and units.
The Jakarta government has
been fighting without success
since 194s to suppress the
movement.
The clash at Tjiakar was
the largest reported this year
between the army and the
guerrillas.
The Jakarta government an
nounced. meanwhile. that Capt.
". D. Dryborge Of the Danish
freigfier Bretagne would be
tried by. a special court on
charges Of smuggling and aid
ing the Samaritan rebels.
The Indonesian Navy seized
the 2.784-ton Bretagne last
week after it delivered 1000
tons of rice, sugar, salt. cigar
cites and medical supplies al
Padang, the rebel port on the
West Samaritan Coast. The
ship was chartered by a Singa.
pore company.
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8Die in Clash
Near bandunq

JAKARTA, Indonesia, April
4 (P.-The Antara News
Agency today reported that
eight Indonesian Army men
were killed and six badly
wounded in a clash in West
Java with a 200-man band
from the fanatic Darul Islam
movement.
Antara said the Darul Islam
guerrillas attacked a truckload
of troops on their way yester-
day to reinforce government
units operating against the
Moslem fanatics. The clash
occurred at Tjiakar. about 80
miles from Banding, capital
Of West Java.
The Darul Islam. which adj
vocates an Islamic state for
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Argentine View Hit
BUENOs AIRES, April 4 (F

BUENOS AIRES, April 4 up.
"A University Of Miami econ
omist says Argentina would
prefer to travel Ito hell in an
oxen-drawn cart of their own
making than journey to heaven
in an imported Cadillac"
Harry Stark, who recently re-
turned to the United States
after several months in Ar
gentina on q Fullbright scholar
ship. made his comments in a
letter to the Buenos Aires Eng
lish language Herald.
"The typical Argentine wants
his country to 60 1t alone, to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

DeaCen Dack py ponce ana gov
eminent troops. Paraguayan ex-
lies in Argentina say a rebel
headquarters has been set up
in southern Paraguay for guer-
rilla warfare against Gen,
Stroessner's regime. The sources
said about 1000 trained men
were under arms there.
All the first steps that pre-
ceded the fall Of other South
American dictators have now
taken place in Paraguay:
/. Student disturbances =
Not too long ago University of
Paraguay students were locked
up by police for demonstrating
against the government.
2. Protest by the church-A
young Catholic priest. the Rev.
Ramon Talavera, called for a
return to Paraguayan liberties
first from his pulpit and then
from the loud speaker of a
truck in downtown Asuncion,
the capital.
8. A plebiscite-Two months
ago Gen. Stroessner had his
powers renewed for four years
by a presidential election in
which he was the only candi-
date.
4. "A censorship breakdown
Argentine newspapers criticiz-
ing the plebiscite and the lack
of freedom in Paraguay were
confiscated recently in Asun-
cion. Gen. Stroessner's gov
eminent already controls the
newspapers and radio stations
Since the rebel outbreaks, tele-
phone lines have been "out" to
Paraguay.
S. Preliminary skirmiS h e s.
Three men were reported killed
In the attack in Southern
Paraguay this week.
Gen. Stroessner has been in
power since 1854, when a mill
tary revolt overthrow DR.. Fed
erico Chaves. His party, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
Perez Hunts House

MIAMI, Fla. April 4 (R.-
Marcos Jerez Jimenez, ousted
Venezuelan dictator. is house.
hunting in Miami Beach, it was
reported today. He arrived last
Friday from the Dominican Re-
public. His wife and three chill
dren arrived three weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
Butistu House Opened

DAYTONA BEACH. Fla,
April 4 R.-A large pink
Moorish colonial style home
here which President Fulgencio
BatiSta Of Cuba bought last
year is being renovated.
Work repeatedly has been 60
ing on since the middle Febru-
airy and furniture was moved in
a few days ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
Cuban Pilots Quit

MIAMI. Fla, April 4 (R.-
Eleven Cuban commercial pilots
asked political asylum last
night. They said they had been
ordered to return to Cuba i'm
mediately to fly arms for the
government.
Five are employed by Cuba
Aeropostal and six by Cuba Ex-
presSo. Their action left five
Cuban owned Cas- transport
planes pilotless at Miami Inter-
national Airport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Paraguay Dictator
Faces Revolt Signs

BUENOS AIRES, April 3 [E9.-Gen. Alfredo Stroessner
President Of Paraguay the only dictator remaining South
America Geulio Vargas Of Brazil Manuel Oda Peru
Peron Of Argentina Gustavo Rojas Pna of Colombia and
Marcos Perez Jmenez of Venezuela have by
depoSed.