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U.S.Cut Force
Of Civilians
In Lost Year

The Government trimmed
its civilian payroll by s4.56G
persons during the fiscal year
that ended June 80. Senator
Byrd, Democratof virginia, re-
ported today.
At the same time. he said
Federal civilian employment
increased by 32.s32 during
June to a total Of 2.s66.754
He called the increase the lare-
est in any month since June
1852. when the payroll climbed
by $4,000.
Increases in i've consecu-
tive months this year did moi
equal heavy cuts during the
last six months Of 1857.
Senator Byrd announced the
figures in the monthly report
on Federal personnel compiled
BY his joint Senate House COM
mittee on reduction of non-es-
sential Federal expenditures.
Employment by civilian
Byrd, Democrat Of Virginia. re-
agencies Of the Government in.
creased by 29.58S during fiscal
1858. But this wa more thar
offset by a decrease Of 64,l4S
IN civilian employment by mill
tary agencies.
Employment by civilia r
agencies totaled l,269.s98 al
the end of the year, compared
to 1.24O,3l0 a year ago. whiN
civilian employment by military
agencies totaled 1895. $50, com
pared with l.161,OO4 on Junt
80. 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
Sect Bapiizes
1,i36, Says
Il Ia Record

NEW YORK. July 81 ~
Jehovah's witnesses baptized
1880 Of their sect yesterday by
total immersion IN Long Island
Sound OF Orchard Beach IN
the Bronx. Il was termed the
largest mass baptism In history.
The unbaptised men. women
and children were taken 10 the
beach BY a caravan OF buses
from Yankee Stadium. where
the Watch Tower Bible and
Tract Society Is conducting lts
Divine VIII international As
sembly.
As they stepped on the beach
two lanes were formed. one for
men and one for women. The
men wore bathing trunks and
the women both modern and
old-fashioned swim suits. Par
Elephants changed clothes at q
beach bath house.
AS the Witnesses reached the
waters edge they famed out
into 30 lanes fianked by T.
shirted volunteers who guided
them TO the baptizers. about rs
feet offshore IN waist-deep
water. The newly baptized per-
sons returned TO shore through
prepared exit lanes.
Six lifeeuards watched over
the baptismal scene from three
towers. Nurses and doctors we're
on duty.
The imersions we're COM
pleted in ga hours.
Among those baptized. three
men were treated for injured
feet, two children for bloody
noses. and one man for irregu-
lar heart action as he emerged
from the water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
Queen Over illness,
Goes to the Races

LONDON, July 81 R.-
Queen Elizabeth II came out OF
the sick room today. pale but
smiling happily.
She went to the races. This
was her first public outing since
she fell Ill with a sinus infec-
ton % days ago.
Three thousand persons
waiting outside Buckingham
Palace cheered as her car left
for the Goodwood Race Course
SO miles south Of London. The
Queen smiled and waved back
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
Peruvian Child. z,
Here for Polio Aid

A 2-year-old girl from Peru
who was stricken with polio
there a month ago was flown
to Washington yesterday and
admitted to Childrens Hospital.
Hospital authorities said they
had no advance warning of the
arrival Of Inez Rosemaria Ia
vala. She was brought to ths
emergency room by her mother
and a brother. both Of Callao. !
Peru.
Doctors said the child had
fiaccid paralysis Of both legs
when admitted and had not
received polio shots. Z
The child was flown to Chill.
drens Hospital at hte request.
Of an uncle. Thomas Edgar, Of
1880 Columbia road NV, ac- :
cording TO doctors attending
the case. They said the uncle.
had conferred with q Philadel-
phia doctors who recommended
bringing the child to the hos.
pital here. The mother Is stay. !
ing at the Edgar home. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

the Soviet border. a. Moscow
charged earlier this year.
The note advanced the be-
lief that technical discussions
on surprise attack win pro-
duce a fuller realization Of the
value Of an Arctic zone. and
pave the way for agreement
on safeguards in this and other
regions"
objectivss Cited
The technicians' meeting In
October should concentrate on
the means and objects Of con-
troll. and on the results which
could be secured from these
safeguards" the American note
stated.
Areas 10 be inspected could
be left for later negotiation
but the applicability Of In
spection measures 10 various
areas for illustrative purposes
only" could be. discussed. the
United States suggested.
Geneva technical talks on In
specting the proposed nuclear-
test ban today produced agree
ment on seven methods that
could be used to discover any
attempts at evading a suspen-
sion agreement. Experts from
the Soviet Union.> Poland,
Czechoslovakia. Romania. Brit
ain. France. Canada and the
United States are now fitting
the seven methods into q work
able inspection system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
PurupIeeic Used Cor
In Theft, Police Soy

NEW YORK, July 81 R).-
A paraplegic matchmaker was
arrested yesterday and accused
of using his specially equipped
automobile as q getaway car
in q burglary.
Louis Rowsky. 81, Of Brook
lyn crippled since striker by
polio at the age Of IA, was held
in $500. bail for grand jury
action on a burglary charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

MOSCOW. July 81 (P.-The
newspaper Soviet Russia an
nounced today that Nikolai A.
Dygay. deputy premier Of the
Russian Federation and former
Soviet Minister Of Construction,
has been relieved of his post
"for assignment to other
duties."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
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does not solve Lehanon's crisis
but 1t will ease the tension The
question now is: What happens
TO President Glamour? The
opposition has insisted all
along he should resign under
fire and not serve out his term
ending September %. Mr.
Glamour has insisted he viii
serve out that term.
Opposition Thwarted
Parliament's action, however
cuts much ground from under
the opposition. The rebels
loriginal case was based on the
assumption that Mr.. Glamour
intended to amend the consti.
tuition SO he could succeed him.
sen.
Premier Sami Solh's protesi
against the election should moi
be taken seriously. The Pre-.
mier has little real authority.
Gen. Shehab is repeating hi
1852 role-taking over as q
sort of caretaker President Il
offer a chance for compromise
of a deep political quarrel. He
is unlikely to want to remain
in the presidency for long
Thus what will concern Leb-
anon's politicians now is the
extent to which Mr.. Glamour
viii exercise influence in choos-
ling theNman who viii succeed
Gen. Shehab.
A middle-of -the-road Msron.
lite Christian acceptable both To
opposition and government
forces is the answer. but such
a candidate will not be easy tc
find.
Perhaps American troops will
remain in Lebanon while this
issue is being settled. If they
leave before It is settled, the
little country is likely to ex-
lplode all over again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

quarrels between Arab and
Arab, Arab and Westerner and
the two great world blocs.
The role is logical for Leba-
non. Indeed. there has been
reason to believe that the
United States was somewhat
embarrassed by the ardor dis
played by President Camille
Glamour in embracing the
Western cause. 1t was a case
Of Lebanon supporting and de-
Tending the United States. or
something akin to the tail wag-
ging the dog.
Neutrality Role Desired
A large number Of Lebanese,
both Christian and Moslem,
aspire to a role Of neutrality,
Many in the rebel opposition,
too, have indicated that such q
role would satisfy them. They
see Lebanon's future contribu-
ton to stability in her service
as a bridge between extremes
in the Middle East. For Leba-
non, the role would be in keep
ing with tradition.
Auuarently Canal Abdel
Nasser's intention with regard
to Lebanon was to exercise con-
troll over her foreign policy.
This will come about If the
extremists among the opposi-
ton have their way. But If
Gen. Shehab can steer Lebanon
into an enlightened neutrality,
the country stands a chance Of
remaining independent.
The United States, many
Lebanese argue, would be short
sighted in insisting on stamp
ing Lebanon indelibly with the
Western brand. The United
States, they insist, surely does
not stand in need of the sup
port Of Lebanon's 9.000-man
army.
Gen. Shehab's election to
succeed President Glamour
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spect to its interest In the
Mediterranean and in the
Middle East" and promised
continuing consultations and
close contact for the future. )
The communique said: The
President and the Italian Prime
Minister reafirmed the de-
dication Of their countries to
the North Atlantic Alliance and
to the United Nations establish
ed to defend the peace and to
protect the right Of peoples, to
live in freedom under govern
ments Of their own choosing,
1t expressed the qualification
and satisfaction of both sides
on "a friendly and construc-
tive exchange Of views"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

his two-day visit. He sched-
uled a stopover In New York to
discuss his ideas with Secretary
General Dag Hammarskjold at
the United Nations.
Authorities familiar with Mr..
Fanfani's views said the Pre-
mier has stressed the need Of
q Joint program Of political and
economic moves to safeguard
the Middle East against new
explosions including Soviet
backed subversive plotting.
Offers s-Point Plan
He laid down no package
proposal. but talked in general
terms Of the triple umbrella
he emissions as q long-Fange
answer to Middle East prob
lens. It calls for:
/. A pledge by major nations
outside the Middle East, in
Guiding Russia and the United
States. to avoid interference in
the internal affairs Of the Mid
east area.
2. A formal promise by Mid
die East countries, including
the Arab states and Israel, to
avoid interference in each
others internal affairs. This
would include easing of bitter
radio propaganda attacks and
public denunciations.
8. A multi-nation economic
aid program, perhaps spon-
sored by the United Nations,
which would seek TO raise liv-
ing standards in the region.
No United states Commitments
Mr.. Fanfani laid down no
specific formula or timetable
for these steps but he report
eddy realizes they cannot be
achieved overnight and may
take months. This approach
conceivably could be discussed
at any Middle East summit
conferences which might be
convened soon.
Mr.. Eisenhower and Secre-
tary Dulles are understood to
have listened carefully to Mr.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
Fonfoni Offers 3 Steps
For Middle East Peoce
BY JOHN SCALI
Associated Press star Writer

Premier Amintore Fanfani Of Italy is understood to
favor raising triple umbrella" Of poitical-economic
measures the Middle East to end the threat
national peace.
He reported to have advocated such approach In
confidential talks with President Eisenhower and Secretary
Of State Dulles
Mr. Fanfani arranged to leave by plane today. ending
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
u. S. Asks 7 oIks to Bar
Surprise Air Attack

The United States today proposed East-wea technical
talks guarding against surprise attack be started
the hrst week IN October
The American Embassy IN Moscow delivered note to the
Soviet foreign ministry today outlining the American proposal
Soviet Premier Khrushchev suGaesled July letter %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
U.S.. Gets New Chance
To Recoup in Mideost
BY WILLIAM L. RYAN
Associated Press Foreign News Analyst

Election Shehab President and prospective
tomened Lebanon gives the United States
opportunity Middle facts of life and possibly
TO rescue some Of its saeeine fortunes there.
Cen Shehab is in position to help turn Lebanon into
sort of Switzerland Of the Middle Eas-a neutral the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31

ADvERTIsEMENT
, 1958-07-14
PFC CANTON

try's Mortar Battery, he was
selected for his soldierly ap-
pearance, knowledge of duties
and military courtesy,
Canton entered the Army
in September 1857 and re-
ceived basic training at Fort
in Europe last March.
The 19-year-old soldier at
tended Charlotte Amalie High
School.
, 1958-07-14
and FRIDAY
Paramount Pictures presents:
In Vistavision and Technicolor
THE RAINMAKER"
Burt Lancaster, Katherine
Hepburn, Wendell Corey,
Lloyd Bridges

AL critics exclaimed excel
lent entertainment; Don't miss
it He called himself Star
buck the Rainmaker! Some of
the people in the villages he
visited hated him called him
a con man. Some others liked
him. But like the grass waiting
Tor rain, SO it could grow, women
waited for him, SO they could be
women A story of people .
and how n man changed their
lives for the better!
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-07-14
UNITED STATES


come up in 1850 anyway. One
Of its major uses will be re-
apportionment Of state repre-
sentation in the House Of
Representatives for the 1862
elections.
Statistics will be published
separately for each state, me
tropolitan area, city, town and.
county.
, 1958-07-14
pROWLER

returned from the Club Co
manche at 2 am, he found
he light in the front office
had been turned off, the back
door left open and the cellar
door of the dwelling opened.
There is every indication
that the person who entered
the office is very familiar with
the place. A thorough search
had been made Of the place. 1t
was reported to the Police.
ART CLUB -.
Island" where pictures were
taken, games Of chance, for
tune telling and a featured
attraction was a canoe in the
pool, appropriately decorated
" i t h green leaves from
which tiny rosettes and bags
Of, Surprises" were sold.
What is popularity called a
Fungi" band, supplied music
for the occasion.
, 1958-07-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Please take notice that the undersigned has been ap-
pointed Executrix in the above entitled estate. All credi-
tors are hereby directed to present their claims with proper
vouchers within six IT, months from date hereof. Persons
indebted to the said estate are required to make payment
within the said time. Persons claiming to be next of kin shall
file their proof of heirship with the undersigned or with the
Clerk OF the District Court within the aforesaid period.
Dated: July 10, 1858
Clementina Bannister
Executrix
, 1958-07-14
W E D N E S D A
at 500 and $50 pm.

w E D N e S D A Y
at 500 and $50 pm
Big Double Feature Day !!
Hit No J
goth Century Fox presents:
in Regalscope
BACK FROM THE DEAD"
Peggie Castle, Arthur Franz,
Marsha Hunt
The creature lived to destroy!
What was the sinister secret of
this unhuman creature, who came
"back from the dead" !!
also:
Hit No. 2
MART PRESENTS
LITTLE. BIG HORN"
John Ireland, Lloyd Bridges,
Marie Windsor
Little Big Horn" where Men
fought to live and women
fought to love
LATEST NEWS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

AMERICAN UNIV. PK.-4-bedrm,
2-bath home; excel, location. avail
incl. all utilities. KE. 7-iO46.
ARL., M bedrms.. 2 baths. auto
washer. near Lorcom lane ant
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ARL,, va, 31l7 8. Fox: mr.. air
port and Pentagon-3-bedrm
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Prefer bachelors. mo bsmt.) $3.50
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swimming pool, theater, shops
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and H' dTie res avail r ei Sent ki' W ss5s
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Wis ave, WO. 6-2923.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE AREA
4sbedrm, home; convenient h
VV ssse s ssa5 THM Snd iafT p
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ROCK CREEK PARK-Short-tern
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: bedrms.. g baths; $685.
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4-l424.
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3 bedrms.. 2 baths, screened porcl
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4-lA21.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
CHURCHES FOR SALE

COLORED- Il3B sth ST. NV
l2rms, and 2 baths; LIST. floor
and 3rd. floors presently rented a.
apis, $50. each; auto. oil heat;
S13b. mo. Call CO. 6-6222.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-M.E.

SET BETWEEN Q beautiful gardens
fronting on one of the great high
ways Of the city, this detached
brick house. on q lot 37Izx14C
feet to an alley with q workshop
in the rear. gives you q good
home and q good income from
transients, and the neiRhborhooc
Is known for this feature. Price
$4,000. Partly furnished. LOUIS
p, SHOEMAKER, 1919 K st. NV.
ma. S-1166.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HARDWARE STORE, N.E.-37 yrs.
following; up-to-date store; easy
terms small amount Of cash
needed. Box 400-T, Star.
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
ebay, newly remodeled; mr.. Wash.
ington circle: luxury apts, recently
constructed In vicinity afford un.
limited potential FOR an expert.
wants to Guild q fine business with
small capital investment. Cal
MORAN, ia. 9-s50O.
SERVICE STATION for lease: new
3-bay, average 10000 sal: Mar.
low Hts, p. Georges County area;
about $4,000 needed. includes serv-
for man with mechanical exper.
station man TO lease this location,
others please do not apply. Call
MORAN, ia. 9-S5OO.
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
SHELL OIL CO. has q few dealer
openings. for existing and new
station: excel. location; reas, In
own business with good earning
kgNNhbAAA (9a - N-fVVUs
TRAILER PARK, restaurant and
gas station. Long frontage q. s
!, near Woodbridge. Va. Sell OF
lease as q whole or separately
OWNER, JU. 5-2416 after 9 pm
NEW JERSEY AVE. N.W.-corner
store with apt, reas. JOHN p
DoNoHOE q SON. II. 3-OOs4;
ewes. UN. 4-s626.
LARGE COUNTRY STORE. Mine
Run. Va; $4,000 annual bust
ness; stock optional: retiring ae-
counts for low price Of $4,000;
reas. terms. L. L. SELF. Agent,
TE. 6-413l.
RESTAURANT with counter, doins
Rood business; reason, heart
trouble; ordered By dr.. TO get out
OF business: reas. La. 5000.
MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTA.
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dealers wanted 70 handle. MOI
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Fabulous FluoreScent
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no special talent needed, Depend.
ability. neatness more important
than age. Must have q car anc
$4,000 ready cash 70 invest fol
soDi IEsssssptionf h income 81 ssa1 "a
once. Pay u on . nat-rate basil
for services rendered, Company
viii finance expansion 70 full TIME
II desired. Operator will change
lettering Of our rental signs ane
collect sign rentals weekly. vii
not interfere with present posi-.
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HOUSES UNFURNISNED

ALEX-PARKLAwN - 3-bedroom,
1Ia-bath rambler: GE kitchen,
firepl., washer, drier, fenced yard,
dishwasher; cow. schools and
Pentagon: $40. CT. 6-1047.
ALEX: SI20-3 bedrms., ~ baths,
rec. rm. FRANCES Really. re
6-5357, TIE. 6-20O3
ALEX.-charming house in old
Port section. 3 bedrms., liv. RIM.
with fireplace. den, din. rm., small
patio: oil heat; SS2.b0 per mo.
ANNANDALE, % Hill courts bed
rms, . baths, carport; 5 yrs. old;
mr.. bus, etc. CT. 6-l6S3.
ANNANDALE FALLS CHURCH
AREA-Rent house, 500; immed
occupancy: mr.. school. JE. 4-4356
ARL. N.--Brick Colonial; 4 bed.
rooms. den, = full baths. rec. rm.,
scr. porch, fenced-in yard. Avail
Aug. goth: SI7b. GEORGE MASON
GREEN Co, REALTOR, IA. 4.
ARL.-3-bedrm, new brick rambler;
bsmt.: fenc. I'd: equip. kit: excel
loo. avail. Aug. 1. JE. 3-S9lO.
ARL.-Big 3-bedrm.. 2-bath ram
ssifg5G y sfcRo1 isSoSssy JS TOP 7 sSPf
ARL.--3-bedrm. Colonial: scr.
porch. bsmt.. gar: tlne loo; block
bus. shops: S11b. IA. 2-013S.
ARL. N.-Three-bedrm, brk. ram.
bier; choice loo; walk TO express
transp. .Liv. rm. fireplace, dinine
T." fully equip. kit, full brighi
bsmt.; immac. cond. Extras in.
clude wall-to-wan carpeting and
attic exhaust fan; immed oceu-
Hendershott. THE DARBY Co
ia, 5-93a3; ewes, IKE. 6-6539.
BARNEY CIR. AREA 1914 G st
gas heat; adults; S75. [U. l-O757
BETHESDA, a2lg Adelaide Dr..
bedrm., 2-bath brick house; full
basement Sl65 mo. Mr.. Yount
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC, DI
7-l4ll.
BETHEsDA-S240. Avail. immed. Z
bedrms.. library, ga baths, mod
/ kit: lge. I'd. and 2-ear gar; $40.
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! Delightful 7-rm. Colonial: garage
basement; reasonable rent. W, n
HUGHES Co. WA. 7-5235.
CHEvERLY-Vaeant, 4 bedTrns
bsmt., earport FELLOWS REAL
~ CO. RE. 6-6e64.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24

BETHESDA CUTIE. II you have
been looking for q home, then
stop and see this little geml Brk.
Cape Cod; liv. rm. 13x23, din. rm.,
step-saver kit, 3 bedrms., III
baths; bedrm. and half bath on
LIST floor; rec. rm., breezeway. gar
Owner transferred. Priced for
quick sale in low, low 2Osl FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, INC, o.. 2-7O06;
ewes. OIL. 6-AhQ0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24

WHEATON-Assume biz 4hes OF
loan; exceptional spacious brick
Cape Cod; 4 diversified bedrms J,
2 baths, table SPACE In XII, ground.
level bsmt: With tiled reg. space
tUTEnHinEE stoSco LisSs 81 Go' ST. Nc iAc
OIL. 6-7e00 III o.