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PA scientist at the Smith
sonian Astrophysical Observa-
tory said today 1t was improb-
able that a bright light fiaring
across Central Illinois early to-
day wss the death plunge of
Sputnik I. He said It appar-
emily was q meteorite.
The fall Of Sputnik I had
previously been predicted.
DR.. Donald Lautman. senior
scientist Of the Smithsonian's
computation division. said the
Illinois object was sighted too
long after the computed pas
sage of the Russian satellite
over the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02

filing fee Of o cents before
taking ONCE.
One official said Robert
Moses forgot TO pay his IL
cents to the city-he was sworn
In as parks commissioner and
as city construction co-ordi-
nator- but there was enough
money left over 10 cover him
because other commissioners
didn't bother 10 pick up their
change.
Nobody at City Hall knew
precisely what costs the fee
was supposed TO cover when the
law was passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02

Record Temperatures This Tear
Highest. a.. on January 1.
Lowest. IS. on January 2.
Hleh and lev Of last 20 Hours
High. 90 At 1870 am.
Low, IS Ct 0.AQ an.
,r-,.,.., fles Tables 80. 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
acknowledgement
Policy Order Delayed
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
star loVernment COlumniktl

The 10 presidential executive order setting
UP labor policy for Government has de-
ayed-perhaps indeneyby the departure Of Civil Service
Commissioner Christopher Phillips.
Mr. Phillips who resigned to become United States rep
resenative the United Nations the spakpug
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
House to Reveal Date
On Junketing Abroad
b the Associated Press

Chairman Burleson Democrat of Texas said today the
House Administration Committee viii make public
aries Of amounts which touring Congressmen spent from
United States-held foreign currencies in 1857.
But he indicated the figures given would how
much Individual House Senate member used Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02

resentative TO the United Nat
drive to get the White House
to issue such an order requir-
ing Federal agencies to deal
with Government employe
unions on personnel problems
and grievances.
From the time he became q
csc member last April. Mr.,
Phillips had been the leader in
the move to have the admins
tration adopt q formal labor
management policy for Govern
ment.
Together with Secretary OF
Labor Mitchell. Mr.. Phillips
had achieved considerable prog
ress in drafting such a pro-
gram and in getting White
House officials interested
enough TO discuss the plan.
However. now that Mr.. Phil
lips has left the csc. there are
strong indications that the
move will be stalled. for q con-
siderable time. at least.
The feeling OF spme white
House officials who at least
were sympathetic to the idea
there are other administration
officials who are strongly OPP
posed to any formalized bar
gaining system in Government
lis that now is not the time
to seek such an order.
Their feeling is that the
Federal pay raise legislation
should be the No. I goal as
far as securing and maintain
ing presidential support Is
concerned. They believe that
any union recognition order
should be deferred until the
pay raise becomes law.
With Mr.. Phillips gone. this
view Is likely 70 prevail.
-
PAY-President Eisenhower
is reported to have told some
Of his cabinet members that
the administration will indorse
| increases Tor classified and
postal workers of 6 per cent.
This column first disclosed the
administrators 6 per cent pay
raise stand more than two
months ago.
PFom0ti0ns-Within the next
week the Civil Service Com
mission is expected to issue is
long promised directive setting
up merit promotion standards
in Government.
Under the directive. agencies
viii have up 70 10 months in
which to establish merit pro-
motion programs. subject "a
csc supervision.
wELL-DEsERvEDS HONOR
John Macy. IT., the Civil
Service Commissions executive
director who Is resigning at the
! end Of the month 70 become
sexecutiye. vice president q
Wesleyan unigerzitYa tConn3
today was presented The Arrn5
DEPARTMENT. exceptional q.
william service award.
The award-the highest Army
can hesiow a 4 eiyilian-swai
made BY Army Secretary
Brucker for Mr.. Mays out.
standing work as csc execu.
tive director which helped solve
some OF Army's civilian per-
sonnet problems as well q:
those Of other Government
agencies. Before coming to the
csc. Mr.. Macy held q top CT
william stan job in Army.
INTERNAL REvENUE--Jay
B. Sefert has been appointed
director Of the Internal Rev
lenue Services audit division
A career employe in IRIS for the
past Is years. Mr.. Sefert foi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02

WEATHER FORECAST-1t will be colder in the East
and warmer in most Of the Mississippi Valley and
the Upper Plains States Dry weather Is forecast
tonight for most OF the Nation, except for snow
flurries in the Western Dakotas and light showers
in Lower Michigan and Western New York.-AF
wirephoto Map.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
COP OFFICE SEEKER DIES IN AUTO ACCIDENT

ALFRED. w. MASON, 90, Iosco County.
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE,
THE DEVIL TOOK IS YEARS VIA SATAN BOUND"
EFFORTS TOWARDS PUBLIC sERvIcE-'sATAN
SEEKING TO CAST OUT SATANY
ONLY NY HONEST CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRlSTLIKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS l. HAVE MAxlMUM DIVINE
POWER AND SPIRITUAL DISAGREEMENT TO CAST
OUT DEVILS AND DEMONSTRATE EXCLUSIVE
REALITY or suPER-sATuRATEp. UNAVAILABLE,
'NcoNRuPTiBlE. iNvUlNERABLE, oMklPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE
HABITAT, NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENEssI
ALFRED w. Mason %. Assistant Prosecutor Of loseo
County was killed In the fiery crash Of his auto us-2s
hs mile south Of Tswss City . apparently fell asleep
~ the wheel was Republican nominss for prosecutor In
nsxf months ssef'on...." tpssrsIt Timss loi1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

(censinvsd from Back Psssl
Who Is Walter Rsvfher? What his bsckgrovnd2 What
does 10 seek? And what would u mean u he got ~
WALTER REUTER- IS A THIRD GENERATION So
cIALIsT. HIS GRANDFATHER. WHO CAME TO THIS
COUNTRY m 1892, WAS A GERMAN SOCIALIST DEMO-
Graf. REUTHERs FATHER WAS A LABOR ORGANIZER
AND A KNOWN SOCIALIST. WALTER AND HIS BROTHER
VICTOR SPENT YEARS AT WAYNE STATE UNlvER.
siTY m DETROIT. WHERE THEY WERE CONNECTED
WITH A NUMBER OF STUDENT RADICAL MOVEMENTS.
Then they studied leevred Al Broowood Labor College
at Kaions. NY.
Now Walter Revfher has denied being communist
But so far as is known, HE HAS NEVER DENIED HAVING
BEEN A SOCIALIST. A. all events, MANY CONCRESSMeN
HAVE ACCEPTED FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM REV.
THEIR AND HIS PEOPLE AND APPEAR TO BE UNDER
OBLIGATION TO VOTE AS HE DIRECTS. The essence OF
Republic that elected 70 Congress shall 80 there
free agents. voting issues they arise as judgment
and conscience dictate The negaon Of this that the men
whom Reviher helps in their elections might be expected
TO follow his orders Such state Of affairs is in itself DE-
sTRUcTIvE ASSAULT ON THE STRUCTURE OF OUR
GOVERNMENT AND IMPERiLS THE REPUBLIC ITSELF.
ONE OF THE STRONGEST ASSAULTS IS IN THE FORM
OF UNIoNPRovoKED INITIATION, FOR UNION or
FIclALs WHO ARE DEDICATED SOCIALISTS KNOW
THAT INITIATION IS THE MOST BRUTAL socIALIzER
AND LEvELER or ALL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
Crisis In California
CONTINUED from Back Psge)

CONTINUED from Back Page)
But OVER THE NATION THE DEFEAT OF KNOWLAND
WOULD HAVE GREAT REPERcUssIoNS. OUR TWO
PARTY SYSTEM. ALREADY WEAKENED, WOULD cRUM-
BILE. REPUBLICANS WOULD EITHER ACCEPT MINOR
ROLE IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS OR SURRENDER TO
ME-TOO COURSE. THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY WOULD
FALL MORE DEEPLY INTO CAPTIVITY TO THE ALL.
Clio COPE POLITICAL MACHINE. THIS POWER IS Al.
READY SUPREME IN MICHIGAN. OREGON, AND TO A
DEGREE IN SEVERAL OTHER STATES DEMOCRATS
WHO CHERISH THE WLsONIAN LIBERAL TRADITION
WOULD SEE THE PARTY OF THEIR TRADITIONS BE-
COME A LABOR PARTY, JUST AS THE BRITISH LIB
ERALS WERE ENcULFED BY THE SOCIALISTS
The California Legislature after 1860 would gerryman-
der the state so that A PROFITABLE rs OF ITS COMING
80 REPRESENTATIVES IN THE HOUSE IN WASHINGTON
WOULD BE ELECTED BY THE UNIONcONTROLLED
DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN THE STATE. This would be svf-
feient number TO swing the theological balance in the
House for ten years.
kNOWLAND CAN WIN
THIS MARGIN, ADDED TO THE PRESENT liberal"
BLOC IN CONGRESS, WOULD ASSURE MORE INFLA-
TIoNARY SPENDING. PROGRESSIVE INVASION OF THE
STATES AND OF ECONOMIC LIFE, DRASTIC WEAKEN
ING OF TAFT-HARTLEY AND ULTIMATE WELFARE
STATIsM ALL OVER THE NATION MOST EMPLOYERS
WHO HAVE RESISTED THE CLOSED SHOP WOULD BE
OVERWHELMED. AND A GREAT UNION MONOPOLY
CONTINUED Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

E. s. TEXTBOOK IMPERATIVE SAVIOUR,
PROTECTOR LooooAToR o. ALL enlEs AND THE
SATAN SOUND" cLek6Y, The NoN-cHRIsT
SCIENTIST AND THEIR lAYMuN, AL LEADERS
AND MASSES. FROM THE poVLlSH. ADAALEvE
SPIRITUAL ADULTERY or ALI eleLes - KING
JAMES PROTESTANT. NY CHOSEN - ALL NON.
CHRIST SCIENTIST THERAPEUTICS, INCLUDING
PRAYERS. EDUCATION, CULTURE. POLITICS.
ENTERTAINMENT RECITATION AND CONTROL OF
NATURAL SCIENCE - NATURALLY A PRISONER
OF THE oevlll
"psipvsds, Oct. 3 Apl-Ths worst mine disaster ever
rseordsd In Yvsoslsvis hss claimed sixty lives the Belgrade
ssdo anWovnesd The dlssetsr occurred at the Povs
eos mns near The Bulgarian border. transformer ex
piodsd and ss ensuing fire trapped les miners Many Of
ne rescued miners hospitsized" my. Trbune
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

(coninUed from Beck Ps9G
Democrats. he told me Ohio State Republican eonven-
sion HAVE INVITED A REHABILITATION or THE TRu-
MAN SCANDALS ~ ATTACKING THE EISENHOWER
ADMINISTRATION "for corruption and dlshsnssfy
In fact. he asserted. NO OTHER ADMINISTRATION
HAS A BETTER RECORD FOR INTEGRITY THAN GEN
ERAL EISENHoWERs. 1.-THE TRUMAN A0MIN'STRA-
TON ON THE OTHER HAND WAS ONE OF THE MOST
CORRUPT" IN AMERICAN HISTORY. he declared.
Sherman Adams resigned the Assistant TO the Prss-
dent after Congressional Investigation Of his inquiries to
Federal regulatory agencies in behalf Of Bernard Cold
fine. New England textile indvstrsss Mr. codfins had
paid about hotel bills for Mr. Adams and presented
him with vcvna and oriental rug.
"How does the Adams differ from what happened
In the Truman Mr.. Nixon asked. ABOUT
THE ONLY WAY you COULD GET PEOPLE OUT OF
GOVERNMENT WHEN MR.. TRUMAN WAS PRESIDENT
WAS TO PUT THEM IN JAIL" he said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
Right To Work.


O'Nelrs announcement is taken TO signify major
change in Ohio Republican policy meaning that the high
command ALWAYS sympathetic TO the ervsade) believes
that backing the right to work will aid the state COP tickets
campaign THE POWERFUL CINCINNATI ENQUIRER
CAME OUT EDlToRIALLY HAiLNc o'NEILL AS A MAN
OF COURAGE AND FORESIGHT. Experts this labor
issue believe that The O'NeiII action will GIVE ADDED
IMPETUS TO THE NATIONWIDE BATTLE TO KILL CON-
PULsoRY UNIoNIsM AND THWART THE LABOR
BOSSES.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

WOULD EMERGE BASIC LIBERTIES. GUARDED ~
YWSo-PAkrY. cIAssleSS SOCIETY," WOULD d s5'IA
MORE okAveLY ENDANGERED.
Such considerations sheUld eonssrvsssvss :" Saw
ssrns lnssnss activity while there e SUI Time 'nd"
ssvsees sslhnsss and hypnosis induced BY the sPpssen
innocence Of "Ps Brown permitted the primary 70 90 ny
NOT DO TINE JOB. Power must be sddsd BY knowand
himself end ~ those Dsmsersts who share his principles
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
60 Die In Mine

tconiinved from Page "
TO APPREHEND THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY or
PERFECT GOD. ONE PERFECT, Real PARENT.
ONE. PERFECT. UNIVERSE. sUPER.sATuRATED, WITH
UNAVAILABLE. iNcoRRuPTisLe. INvulNERAbLE.
oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
IMPERATIVE. DIVINE AID J.
N.Y. GODS. ONE, PURE. TRUE CHURCH. The
CHRIST. SCIENTIST. AND NY MASTERPIECE. TIE
tcenslnvsd Nsxt coIumn Top, -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

BILLION 5 RAcKETsl - RAMPANT THROUGHOUT
SOCIETY. AND ESPECIALLY IN THE ENTERTAIN
MENT WORLD AND WORLD OF LETTERS.
JUDAIc AND SPIRITUALLY TRAiToRoUs
CHRISTIANS POLLUTION OF HUMAN THOUGHT
AND BEHAVIOR - THE DEVIL FoccINc THE
THINKING OF HIS ADAM-EvE. MURDERoUS CAIN,
JUDAS. KNAvEs AND FOOLS, DUPEs AND
DEPUTIES - RoBBINc ALL-oF THE GLORIOUS
LIBERTY OF THE CHILDREN OF coD"!-"THE
PEACE OF GOD WHICH PAsSETH ALL UNDER.
s-T-A-N.D-i-N-c"i-oF THE SATAN BouND"I-
Quotes from ST. Paul.
PART
BASEBALL MUST SERVE THE NATIONAL INTEREST
OF GOD AND MAN. AND THE NATIoNsi-
PROMOTING 1.-THE FATHERS BUSINESS" AS
WORK OF ALL RACES AND PEoPLES-ALL THE
TIMEl
BUT DON'T LET ,ANEMIc' CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
ROB you or THE BLISS POWER, PEACE. AND
PLENTY OF WARRIOR ANGEL MICHAEL
Externally HARMONIOUS. REAL LIFE IS AN IRE.
sIsTIBLE SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH THE
WORLD 1.-THE ADAM-EvE MATTER" EGO. MY-THn
THE FLESH. AND THE DEvIL"!-THAT MUIR.
DERER, LIAR, VOID OF TRUTHl-Jssvs in John S43. "A
VOID OF REALITYI- las PER PosT-cIvIL WAR
COMPLETE AND FINAL REVELATION" VIA NY
ONE, PURE, TRUE CHURCH, THE CHRIST,
SCIENTIST, AND NY HIGHEST CHOSEN, CHRISTLlKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS !. VIA WHICH THE DOOM
OF COMMUNISM is IRRESISTIBLE !. REDUCTION
TO ITS. AND sATANs, NATIVE NoTHINcNEss"I-
AND CERTAIN "HEALINc or THE NATIONS"
-RevsIstion-AN AWAKENING TO. APPREHEN-
SION or. PERFECT, ONLY REAL NATIONS.
CREATION UNDERSTANDINGS, FLEsHLEsS.
SPIRITUAL. ENTHUSIASTICALLY. COMPLETELY
PoPULATNc SUPER-SATURATNc uNNvAD-
ABLE, INcoRRUPTIBE, INvULNERABLE, oMNlPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE
HABITAT. GODS ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
World Series Upset.

CONTINUED from Back Page)
KEY TO WORLD SERIES: CATCH By HOWARD
WAS TURNING POINT" News.
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHERS HOUR TALK WITH
ELsToN HOWARD. NEGRO YANK STAR, m JUNE,
1856 WAS AN IMPORTANT SPIRITUAL
FACTOR IN THE YANKS COMEBACK, AND THEIR
CONE BACK WHEN BROOKLYN WON THE FIRST
TWO GAMES OF THAT WORLD SERIES TWO YEARS
ACol
YANKS TYPIFY STALENESS OF "SATAN
BOUND" LEADERSHIP
CATHOLICS. HEBREWS, PRoTESTANTS, AND
OTHER PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL, THE NOM
CHRIST SCIENTISTS
WE REITERATE: BASEBALL IS EVOLVING
TOWARDS THE IMPERATIVE NECESSITY FOR
MARVELLOUS CHRIST, MASTER SUPREME,
COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF THE UNIVERSE |, LEADER
sHIPL OF THE UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM
TO ALL PEoPLESl
ellDep n AvEDe DEAL fupIeTlAN
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venson who may get q hero's
welcome here on the nth be-
cause his plan for banning
nuclear tests-the issue that
helped defeat him y 1856
now seems to have lbeen a
pearl of an idea. At least the
Soviets think so. The
Governor is due to appear at
the Sunday reception for
Speaker Rayburn before go
ing to Florida to make q
speech the next day.
incidentally. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ives have leased the beauti-
full villa Capponi in Florence
for July and August. 1t is
owned by the Henry Cliffords
of Philadelphia and is near
the Villa Poggiobello that be-
longs to the Augusta Rossos
of this city,.
Besides Mrs. F. d. r.. live
wire women coming to the
conference include Michigan
Gov. "Soapy" williams wife
Nancy; Mary Jane Leader.
wife Of the Governor Of
Pennsylvania who Is running
for Senator Martins seat. and
Jane Hart. wife Of the Lieu
tenant Governor Of Michigan
who is running for Senator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

Potter's seat. Mrs. Hart
has eight children and flies
her own plane. No doubt the
bedlam from the former
drove her to the latter.
HARvARD'S HASTY
PUDDING CLUB put on its
finest show to date, THE Big
Fizz." at the Lisner last
night with superb music by
Joseph Raposo. who will un-
doubtedly hit the bigtime.
:. The Aga Khan's brother
Amyn was the best looking
anu oesC hip-swinging "ac-
tress" in the brawny chorus:
Bruce RICHTER was profess
sional enough for Broadway.
though this is the first
theatrical effort of his life.
and Pare Lorentz, son of the
producer. was called back for
three encores. Good
looking. British-speaking
Amyn said he had done
theatricals in prep school.
After the theater the Ho-
bart Spaldings, whose son
Hoby. jr. is a member Of the
club. gave q supper with
dancing for the whole cast
and staff. plus some Of their
Continued on Page BIS, Col.
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kevitch and Kelly Brown;
Frederick Franklin, choreo-
grapher for ''Etalage": pia-
mist Earl Wild, who did the
introduction and bridges for
the new ballet. and William
McDermott, former Ballet
Russo conductor. who orches-
trated it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
~ RETTY BEAlE
Democrats Keep Coming Back;
Hurvurds Bio Fizz' q Whiz
BY BETTY BEALt

opportunity to visit WASH
ington in the sprlng .lile Al
she could help it.
1t might be interesting to
watch the faces of Demo-
cratic hopefuls as Mr.. T1u-
man addresses the dinner
for party Senators that
night. Senators Lyndon
johnson, Stuart Symington
and Jack Kennedy will all be
in the audience as one of
the few United States Sena-
tors who landed in the White
House gives them some ad-
vice.
''Bufie" Ives is coming on
the 21st thus missing by a
day her brother Adlai Ste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

Democratic leaders are
coming to Washington so
often these days it begins to
look as If they think they
have more than one foot iL
the door.
When former President
Truman was asked If he
was coming to speak sure
'nuff to the campaign con-
ference of Democratic women
here on April 81. he wrote
back, Mrs. Truman says it's
q firm commitment and that
is q great deal in affairs of
this kind" =. Bess, or "tne
Boss" as he calls her, not
only likes politics but she
also wouldn't pass up the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
FROM COLOMBIA
= .
"A Ton OF Flowers
Coming to Cdpitdl

the visiting Colombians by
the Colombian Ambassador.
DR.. Jose Gutierrez-Go Gomez,
and the chairman Of the
GAS Council. DR.. Eduardo
Augusta Garcia. Argentine
Ambassador to the GAS.
April IA. Pan American
Day. will be marked with a
special session of the GAS
Council at which Secretary
OF State Dulles will be the
speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
BY FRANCES LIDE
star stan Writer

A ton Of flowers. including
800 varieties Of orchids. will
be flown to Washington from
the Republic of Colombia for
the upcoming celebration of
Pan American Week, April
1919.
The flower show. which
should be a real "spectacu-
lar" in the tropical patio of
the Pan American Union, is
to be only one of many fea-
lures Of the observance, how
ever.
The government and in
dustries Of Colombia volun-
teered to spearhead this
years celebration which will
have everything from for-
NAL parties to Latin beauties
as well as the "Tejiconuor. /"
a group of musicians and
dancers wearing colorful ma
tive costumes said to be
worth $4,000.
Statesmen Coming
Some Of 'Colombia's most
distinguished statesmen also
will be in Washington during
the festivities.
The Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, DR.. Carlos SAM de
Santamaria. has been invited
here for a special session of
the Council of the Organize
ton Of American States on
April l6 concentrating the
signing of the GAS Charter
in Bogota, Colombia. 10 years
ago.
BY coincidence, two former
Presidents of Colombia, DR..
Alfonso Lopez and DIR. MARI
ano Ospina. also will be here
in connection with an eco
nomic mission which arrives
next Tuesday.
A party Of 80 Colombians
being flown to Washington
especially for the festivities
viii include Miss Colombia "
tSenorita Doris Gil San
tamaria) and the Queen Of
the Coffee State of Caldas
tSenorita Luz Marina Zulu
aga).
Also on board will be some
20 women who are prominent
in Colombia's garden clubs
q movement. incidentally,
dating back more than 20
years.
Famed Orchids
The flowers will come from
the region around the city
Of Medellin which is famous
for its orchids as well as for
such industries as textiles,
coffee and mining. The city
is going all out to contribute
to the success Of the celebra-
ton.
Curtain raiSers Of the
weeklong observance will be
two events on Sunday. April
l3-the opening Of the flower
show at 2 pm. and a recep-
ton at $50 pm. given for
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Ballet Stars
To Be Fafed

Miss Nell Mace Cracker will
entertain stars of the Wash
ington Ballet after the per-
Torrance on Saturday night
at Constitution Hall.
Guests viii include dancers
Alicia Alfonso and Igor Yous-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04

UItro-powsrfvi fon moves $500
cubic feet Of DIR O minute 10
cool A LARGE APARTMENT
or SMILI HOMEl Push button
controls for circulation or ven
tiloiion iinioks or sxhoVstl. Safs
grille is perfect protection asoinsi
little fingers splif-phose,
rubber mounted motor gives sxiro
qUisf psrFormonee. 2 SPEEDS IN
TAKE on EXHAUST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04

s1ssss GENERAL tLEcTRc n" GO -
Console ~. AIumini1sd Tube. filter dbl
gloss. mohOsony wood cabinet. revert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
FASHION PREVIEW-

FASHION PREVIEW-
Getting an ideo Of
what to expect at to-
morrow Welfare
Fashion Sh ow, spon-
sored by the Junior
Womon's Club Of Sill
yer Spring, ore Mrs.
Moimunoh Ismoil, wife
of the Moloyon Minis
ter (second from leftl;
Miss Zoleho Ahmod,
daughter Of the Second
Secretary of the En-
bossy, and Mrs. Viii
liam H. Wesp fright,
a member of the club.
The show, Around the
World in Fashion," has
Mrs. Richard Nixon
needing the list Of po-
irons and it will be held
at $50 pm. in the
Northwood Junior Sem
ior High School in Sill
yer Sprine.-Stor Stoft
Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

fRINTERsl Start your own BUSH
ness or make extra money. Com
from $500. Must yacate' XII
S-210o anytime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
fcONTlNllEDl

DELIcATEssEN, 23Os 18th at.
NV: excellent business; must sell.
have oiher interegts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

BAKERY AND DOUGHNUT SHOP
5or wholesale and retail for rent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

coLoRED, S2l4 18th st. NV -
commercial lots and PF boS.s to F ssi
commercial, in the vic. Of Division
ave. and Grant st. ne.
III 61st ave. s. CheverIv Nd
open Sun. 3 to $50 N'
DICKSON REALTY CO., 4a2OIs
Sentra! ave. ne, Mr.. Jones,
81. 1892.
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LIQUOR STORE

DID over $4,000 for year ending
June 30. 1858. Shows 1897 Rross
profit. Priced at $4,000 plus
stock: rent S175 per Il onth, Ex-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-H.w.
Chevy Chase, d. c., $24, ESQ
522A 29nd CT MY
JOuT OHIIU . T. N W.
Mr. CONNFCTICIJT AVE

Mr.. CONNECTICUT AVE.
Ready for immediate occupancy
Colonial brick redecorated inside
and out, den, powder room, new
kitchen, sep. din. rm., l6x3O liv.
rm.. 3 bedrms;, 2 baths 2-car
S s.n,se; level fenced yard a.ut Con N
Alice Deal Jr. HI. and Wilson 81
tractive well cared for homes.
Out Conn. ave, right on Nebraska
ave, right on Nevada ave. left on
80 nd st.
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C1ILS0lRED-NEAR 18th and della.
5LELD--Beautiful big 5-bedroom
get aII, home IN absolutely peri cond
AAlh-C latest and
Lnest kit. equip: washer, drieT
ueepireeze: lovely flowers and
SHRUBS; 2-car gar: extra lot in
Sluqed. Priced very low; approx
nnii;,2UU down may buy! FRANK s.
nTAL55t aSSoI INC. DI. 7-14l1; ewes,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BAR AND GRILL. whiskey lie.
open 4 pm. 10 2 am; good for
l-man oper Bus. good. can be
increased, Now oper. BY mgr.
Low overhead. Priced to sell easy
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DRY CLEANING PLANT, Fred
ericksburg, Va: owners III health
forces immediate sale Of COM
pletely equipped 1-hour Martini
King plant at sacrifice. AyerAged
$500 per week, Cash and carry
for FIRST 9 months this year.
Total prize, C.. $4,000; 900. g 200 cash.