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rRpsTKEg SALE OF VALUABLE
Ewo-gToRY BRICK DWELLING.
10 iibi ABBEY PLACE NORTH
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust re-
corded. In Llbef No. iO112, folio
81, 81 see. one Of the land rec
and at the request Of PARTY ae.
cured thereby. the undersigned
trustees vii otef for sale by
public s.s ou 's SoSbA iES' r q EEiYY.
f isss' T4 l pAT 99tcL6 5cku M.
the following described property IN
the District Of Columbia. to-wii
Lot 100 IN Harry X. Boss and n.
Glen PHELPS subdivision Of square
Il =. foiio n ia lie etiios 81 ths
Surveyor for the District Of Co
TERMS or GALE: Property will be
sold subject 70 the balance Of (
pFidf buiiding association deed Of
trust for approximately 81, 0aB 80 I
further particulars Of which will
be announced 81 time Of aale: the
70 b paid 10 cash. A cash de-
poSit Of $500 required Of pur.
chaser 81 sale. Examination Of
title. epnveyanetng. recording. no.
tafial fees and revenue stamps At
cost Of purchaser Adjusimenta
made ~ Of date Of sale. Terms
10 Be complied with within thirty
days from day Of sale. Otherwise
trustees reserve the Ftaht 10 resell
property at riak ana cost Of de-
faniline purchaser. after 5 dayl
Advertisement Of such resale In
some newspaper published IN
Wa9hinGton. %. c.. or depoGit may
Be forfeited, Or without ferfeittne
deposit Trustees may avail them
selves OF any leeel OF equitable
right AGAINST defauitinR purchaser
DANIEL Y CLARKE
ROBERT !. HAMMOND.
tErfoneousiy mentioned N trust ~
Robert y Lamond.)
lai5.le.2l.33.s3 Trustees.
RIOS. .. OWN q son.
AuetioneeEe,
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"a ' ;s nv y. T .Ss-
PIED December 20. 1857.

HARRY NJ HULL. Clerk
TRIcT COURT FOR TIE Dis
TEIGI On GoLqABiA II Outs
NANCY LEE, ct al. Defendants.
oFbER IS bs'i PDBf hs 4eS -s5
q record 81 sdverse possession'
the title OF the plaintiff in and
fun width thereof Lot $50 n
Square 1901 and part OF premises
! !5gs BAN street ~. as more
Upon motion OF the plaintiff. II
u By the Court, this 30th DAY
q Dsssm be- 1921 s - .QaRSpEHEEp
es s.a.ss Der her,! appearance e Be en- en-:
fortieth day. exclusive OF Sun
days and legal holiday, after The
day Of fifst publication OF THU
order. otherwise the case will b
proceeded with as in case Of de-
fault, provided that . copy oil
this order be published once Z
week for three successive weeks
In the Washington Law Reporter
ard The Evening star; IT =
EONl nm OHOEfED Anat LDs
visees Of WILLIAM oRAYsON
ard the unknown heirs. alienee'
and desssees Of PHEBE GRAY
Son cause their appearance q
be entered herein on or before
the nrst rule day occurring one
month after day Of nrSt pubiiea.
ton Of this order. otherwise the
case viii b proceeded with Al
In ease Of default: provided that
. copy OF this order be published
once Q week for three successive
weeks Ia the Warrington Las
Reporter and The Evening Star
sood cause having been shown
Necessary. 81 JOSEPH c. Nc.
0ARRAoHY. judge tsesl A
true copy. Test; HARRY 81. HULL,
CLERK. b. DEAN =. MILLER
Deputy Clerk ja3.l0.l7
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THOMAS .. HETFELEINcER.

sT4fEs. piaisffsIcT COURT
Holding PfobaH Court. =. No
h3743, Adminialration.-- This Is "a
Give Notice: That the subscriber
Of the State ef Maryland has OBJ.
the District q Columbia. letter.
I s,ssTsH.af hf po sssfts ~. 3
Of the District Of COLUMBIA De.
ceased. All persona havtug claims
AGAINST the deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, With
the vouchers thereof, legally au-
or before ne 3 ssfd DAY u June
AID. 1883; Otherwise they. may b
Law he excluded from all benefli
Rsn s shis ssrd 6sS q psssnber
1857. THOMAS D. HERRELFIk.
GER. iO0b Investment Building
T Msse'DesSR coosws FL R ssisss
81 wins for the District Of Co
ilmbla, Clerk Of the Probate Court
ia3.lO.17
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SPECIAL NOTICES


HFAYLORs-rax cpnsultapt; estah
IS yrs, accurates ieeal, ded., bed
state. indlNld. sm, bus, every day
esee.l sun, ,helldey@ geas, ose "a
TWILL NOT be responsible for an,
dehls contracted for ~ anynns
but myself. ROnNRT G. NlCHOL-
BON. l6AS Indian Rock Terrse,
NV, washington To- d. Q. III
TWILL NOT be responsible for an,
debls incurred hv anyone olhel
than myself. ROBERT y. HuNTHR
oAOe nrookslde. Chevy chase Nd
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEEfiN0.--
The annual meettng OF the stock,
hoIders 81 the Industrial Bank 81
Wilmington viii BE- held ~ tn
YM,cAs 1915 18th street nv.
Ms ssnlns'SSRs . lass q q 500 ON
for the election Of directors toI
the ensuing year ana Tor euct
other business As may propeIl,
come before such meeting, Tht
pollS will be open from 300 p, p
untn $50 pm. on the day Qf n.
~ Bank viii y closed from %.
eemSeF IN, 1857 10 January rs
1SSSs sS,h ., S4ys laslai ps,v.s.;,a,n,
5 3aS,lo,lJ
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<; f S!Ii,li 2 5rSSd 5IsSS. gSS
i z1Emi pE.Gsisfi Tsis : 70 ois:
Noties; Ths. the subseF;6 Der 81 q
. Is. nls aIia u Columbia litter.
5s.IeT ss1Dshi5EsAS i e: q f' K. p q
trict Of Columbia, deceased; AZ
persons haVine claims AGAINST the
Deceased are hereby warned Y
exhibit the same. with the youeh-
ers thereof. legally authenticated
TO the subscriber, on or before tht
2eth day Of June. A.D. 1888
sSeildsd from al benefit o seie
estate. Given under my hand IN
ARTHUR J. PHELAH. $500 Brook
vile road, Chevy Chase. Mnfy
seal. Attest. THEODORE coos.
WELL, REGISTER Of wills for u!
District Of Columbia, Clerk. 81 tn'
Probate Court. lA1.lO.l1
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NELP-MEn

ACCOUNTANTS BOoKKFEPKRs
We specialize IN These Positions
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INCOME TAX RETURNS. FEDERAL.
p & I sseo siais Dre En- . p IS
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REGULAR SATURDAY
AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AND


Chickering mahogany case
baby grand piano, Bech-
stein parlor grand. Living
room, dining room and
bedroom furniture, office
furniture. paintings. china,
glassware, etc.
Is ladies' fur garments, 3
pairs Of binoculars, 10 dia-
mond rings, 5 watches,
strand OF pearls. several
shotguns, personal effects,
etc.
AT SLOAN'S
tbs 18th ST. NV.
SATURDAY, JANUARY Is
AT 10 AM.
BY order Of Ace Van &
Storage Co. for storage
charges and other con-
signors.
lai6.l7a
RIOS. .. OWN q son.
Auetioneers,
I'LL r ST. NV.
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BAKERS, GOOD working conditions,
good pay Apply SHERREtlL 8
BAKERY, s3s Pc. ave. Sc
lcontinued on Next Pace
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/ WILL NOT Be RESPONSIBLE for
except myself. n DAVID LEE.
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AUCTION sALIs
EHO'. lS., SIlM.s |. |. SON
III ii AL NV.

TRusTEEG SALE OF VALUABLE
bWELLINd cohTAfNIEo kidhf
Old Hof WAFER hEAf kN6wk
sfREEEfr NokfHNWRIsff' W.T." i'V' :
~ virtue Of . certain deed Of tIvsst
kolie % q So. ot the land rec
and Il the request Of The party
secured thereby. the UNDERMINED
trustees will sell, at public ane-
i Nnn; x front q !hs R s, . On On
ins-desefi6sd land and premises.
situate N the District Of Column
hlA, and desiFnafed 81 and being
Part Of. Lot rs In 8 W. claIk,I
subdivision Of lots In Square f6l.
y per Plat recorded IN The once
Of the surveyor for the pietFlet
~ Columbia IN Li6er II Ct Pole
Northwest corner Of said Lot 20
.sHsa s cunning thence sss. s sIops
@ is sS.u e AA::..F .s. 4 sA: nee
North SO feet 10 said street and
% the point Of beeinllng SAID
property being nov known for
ton 8 Lot sis n saas re- ist.
rd sso.i. OF 3, 1900 "a az u. SAs !, x. !
aulFed at time Of sale. Adjust
ments made Is or date Of sale.
Al eonveyancinG. recording. reve-
s 1Ss ..aHH .sm s.e Z. a.: s1 y q q pSs.
Piled With within thirty days
trustees reserve the rlghi 70 resell
the property ct the risk and cost
81 defAulting purchaser, after hye
days advertisement OF aueh resale
IN some Newspaper publinhed In
washington. ID c,
PRANK J. LUcHe,
WILLIAM =. SHANNON.
taiQla,lb,l7,20 Trustees.
ADAM a. wEsCnLER 4 SON
AuefInnoaFa
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JosEPH 9. IURco. AIlersey.

gil Southern HHiloinf
rHE MUNICIPAL COURT for the
District Of cplumbia.--JuLlA x
HOENER, Plaintiff, vs.. EDWIN >.
HORNER' Defenoants--Clvil Ae-
iicailon. Absent Defendant.=-The
object Of this suit is 70 obtain
an absolute divorce upon the
grounds Of desertion. On motion
Of the plaintiff. Il Is this 9th day
u January, 1888, ordered that
NEf. cause his appearance 70 be
entered herein on or before the
fortieth day. exclusive Of Sundays
and legal holidays. occurring after
the day Of the hrst publication Of
this ORDER Otherwise the cause
OF default. Provided. . copy Of
this order be published once .
week for three successive weeks
in the. Washington Law Reporter
ana The Eyening star neVspapey
before SAID day. 81 FRANK II
WAITER y. BRAMHALL. Clerk
By vfRoILIo J. oRANATA,
Deputy Clerk. jalO,l7,24
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LfaAL MoTlcEs


BsEif4ib MAqffngI B BsiyTEHef A cSBsl
for the bislrlet 81 Columbia. Hold
Ing Probate couEt.--Eo, 9422s
Administrator. This Is To Give
Notice; That the subscriber, Of
NE District of Columbia has OBJ:
teined from the Psobsts Court o.
OF Administration. eta, on the
estate 9f NARY Il RoHINsoh
PAItRisH. late q the District Of
having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 70 ex-
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. 70
the su6seribeF, on or before the
othsrwise they may By Law BE-
excluded from al beneht Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
18th day OF December. 1857. NY
MAN M OoLDeTElN. 703 Wes-
TfHEopoRE csoQswELI. .Rssistef
Of Wills for the District Of Column
biz. GEEK Of the Probate Court,
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JOIN 0UR DANCE CLUB-LeaFn
10 dance Meet new friends 10 .
gay congeniaI atmosphere; s-hr.
So VI. no 2-22f7 OF AID. 4-Ss75.
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DANCERS AND SINGERS WANTED
SPOT. HU. 3-42oo. : TO 0 pm
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iree estimstes: terms. FERNX.
GRAIN CORP. Wa. 7-367I.
DO rot Use COSMETICS? DO you
want 70 make friendsl Do you
need money! II 50. and who
doesn't. tust let US know. No car
or experience necessary Wen
irsin you; CAL LUZIER 8 INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-17

YOUNG MOTHER, German. vii
eensed home Ho 2-6063
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ATTENTION SINGERS. IN silver
sprtns ares Pre- instruction IN
ceptionai voices viii be paid. for
aa11cilions, phone RIA. 3-llse
The Adak sun., 1958-03-03
Monday, } March 1858
U. s. NaVAL STATION

off attack by Japanese suicide planes repeatedly in OkinaWa area, rescued 27 men from .USS Swallow, sunk by Japanese suicide planes, assisted USS Pinkney in fighting fires caused by Japanese suic- ide planes, transferred stretcher cases, assisted USS Terror in fighting bomb damage, assi isted uS9 Sangamon in fight ing fires, assisted in clearing yokosuka Harbor of Japanese ships, and assisted in destroying Japanese ships.
 After the war the Molala returned to the W st Coast and provided towing and saluage services for the peace time fle- ct, until she was again called on to pe- rfor1 ~tn the Korean police action, with the Ct 5sation of hostilities she again returned to the Nest Coast where she has been since ssigned ith interim periods of assignments to such duties of towing a disabled Supply Ship from. ft Hope, AL aska to Seattle, perform ng towing res- cue an salvage servi ces in Western Pac- fife, towing tankers, l@nding craft, destroyers, barges and floating drydocks.
 She is not g fast ship as ships go, having 8 top speed of l6.5 knots, her cruising ronge is 9, 800 miles, she will develop 5000 shaft horsepower and is considered to be one of the most power (con't page ?, column i1,.D- -s,ss n.uzpRRo assp F
The Adak sun., 1958-03-03
USS MOLALA (AFT-lO6)

She doesn't have the sleek lines of cruiser or destroyer, she is stubby broad and squat, and to the uninformed just another tug, but lets look further and see just exactly what she really is.
 Named after a group Of the Wailatp tpuan Tribe of Northern Oregon, The Molala, she began her career in December lo42,
 5as conuni ssioned on September 2o, l9A3 chri stened by Miss Molly Fay with q crew of 81 men and officers, Lieutenant Rudolph L. Ward in command.
 From here on and through Nar1d War IT her tasks were varied, a cross section of them is as follows: Assisted broken down tanker into port salvaged sunken LCT, salvagcd planes, planted seaplone, buoys, fought off aircraft attacks, re- scuod ten Japanese from raft, recovered body of United Gtates Marine off Siapan and held burial at sea, sent fire fight ing parties ashore to assist fighting
 bonbing raid fires, rescued survivors of ian airplane crash, stood by fast carrier groups in Tokyo area to assist possible stricken carriers, took Destroyer Yar- :nall in tow and toWed to port, stern first, assisted cerri r Randolph to ex- tinguish fires caused by bombing, fought ug7
Evening star., 1958-05-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


NOLksWAGEN IS, oFis owner
d 900 miles, on hFAnd,nsw motor
oFiF tires; Ni,ibO, ia a,li0d
VOLkswAOEN so sedan, Ffayi sx.
eelleni condition has many extras
sisIsA. 10 fr0HNh
voLkswAGEN 80 Coral sedan
~ 500 Call Ap. esledh, eat,
SOS after n pm
voLkswAGEN %; sun roof Blk
equipped "a, s.5i0O
yOLKswAGEN iasa g-df. sedan
low mileAnr appearance ana me-
ehanlcal condition perfect, l0unO
miles or. lsyf, guarantee aNHlls
able, Ni,gna, LOGAN ffnfdl
ila0 goth o. nv Di 7saNnu
VOLKswAGEN 'a7 sedan, black
excel, eond slfnS so hsfAa5
VoLKswAOEN So Dc luxe sedan,
only si,e7h 40 issuHH
NoLkSwAGEN 1895 KAfman ohia
coupe extremely clean Under
10000 miles i.ovner car Rousht
March 1887, Must see 10 Appre-
eiate, SgOn5 LOGAN Ford,
1880 Goth At, NV, DI, 5.Ss00.
voLyo, swedtnt nnest car For
immediate delivery, In all body
STYLES ana eolotsl check Us before
you deal CALVERT MOTORS
lili p W hwy silver sptins MO
Evening star., 1958-05-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
lTUDEBAKERS

sTUDEBAkEnS - cnn Day 10
ready 20 make You the best deal
on . new AtudehAktf, Packard OF
Mercedes -htnz or late model used
car Been aeiling caft IN this
area for over 80 years Come In
today and ASA for CUE Day a.
BOWMAN MOTOR SAILS, 1880
Evening star., 1958-05-09
BOWMAN

sTupERAKFR ia6s scotsman q.
df loeh blue equipped display
car only; No, ~, Special
Evening star., 1958-05-09
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

RENAuLT 81 4, cy,olike new.
$40 pm,
RESAULT DAUPHINE ss black,
ssinr SS Transferred nsi, to &C o,rmany, "Ji "a.
4-lOin.
sTUpEBAKER 81 Silver Hawk v
- e! to choose FROM. Cd or au.
/ to. trans Both fully equipped and
in showroom cond, Your choice,
~ gg5
American Service Center
I hS5 n Glebe Rd., Arl ia 7-7T22
sTUDEB,AKER sT AXE s..,!,ln, ~ and .,,lss 3Gs.
Most models avail, 5 to choose
from Sla5 up,
American Service Center
as5 N Glebe Rd, Arl IA 7-T722
STUDEBAkER SO Land Cruiser
/ leather interior ooRGEoUs'
sos. low as SIS dn,, S36 per
mo. WOLFE MOTORS. 1888 N.
Moore ST.. Arl, Va, at Rosslyn
/ sTUDEBAKER 1858 Scotsman sta
brand-neV: / only. No. SSS
Special. 81 .995.
BOWMAN
Studebaker-Pae kard Mercedes
1880 Ca. Ave. NV, ia. $4,000
lsTUDFBAKER 1857 silver Hawk
sport coupe; all-white finish, auto
matte shift. etc Ike new Com
pare car and price, Sl605, terms
TO suit
BELL MOTORS
500 Wis Ave. NV. WO. 6-saO0
STUDEBAKER 81 club coupe. Al
cond bargain, Sl47. JACK PRY,
18th and Pa. ave. sc.
Evening star., 1958-05-09

Ss savoy -" t-dr,
lhouas eeT hisht blue slas' e., Psa:,I p9Ssf' n,sf.
Ter radio, heater and DEF dual
elec wlpeFs, tofslon n.alr
ride, undeTcoatinE, Wv tifeti
neW -eAr factory Warranty, Nssnlef
price, Na,asn, sales price ~,
INC, chRYALnh CITY
isi,i whETLMeobbHshshi iisebHsiN eNuwALIp eNwp 500 S4Sss
Evening star., 1958-05-09

BOWMAN
6tudebaker.PackA kAfd Mercedes
1850 Ga Ave NV IA, 10000
sTUDEnAkER 80 Champ, sedan
looks and runs good, $50 dnn SIS
mo, ROPER MOTORS La us2iun
sTuDRRAKER 1888 scotsman A.
dFi white. equipped bfand.neN,
4 only, No. stu. special, tl,tfA,
BOWMAN
studebAksr.Park kafd. Mercedes
7A3n GA Ave NV IA, 10000
SUNBEAM 1855 Alpine only H.
600 mi, elee, odi excel eond (,
1900 or best oiier. IA h-al4i,
SUNBEAM RAPIER 5t, RED and
white British sports model, and
h overdr. ~ MI per sal, 4
scatter, only 1870 mi " snu
new asking s9ip5. OF e.446i.
rR.s cony excel. eond golng
overseas. fully equip, incl oyef-
drive, heater and radio; Si,hbn
COL SLtkER, ~ h-b1OO, ENt.
Hns67, Market 7-aA9G,
TRIUMPH TR.2 white sports car.
neW tor, exc shape, never raced
al "a. EM u-NWaN
Evening star., 1958-05-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALE

PLYMOUTH 40 4-door, . and b .
down, 81 week, oRRIsoN NO.
TORS, .i0t w. Broad 81 v c.
Evening star., 1958-05-09
AuToMoBILEs FoR sALE

PoNTlAC 'Bl a-dr.: hydfamAtie. Q,
snd b., from pFisals. eeg hri .'N,ra
Evening star., 1958-05-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1854 t-dooF BelyedeFe,
aD,OOu miles, equipped, neWseaf
eonditioni ss0a FALLS CHURCH
Dk SOTO PLYMOUTH, lee hwy,
AZ Hlllwood ave, u s-ganO,
PLYMOUTH 1885 Suburban station
wAson, automatic shift, n and h I
s-lone gfeen, custom inteflori Bells
price, Nnuh, terms TO suit
BILL MOTORS
Evening star., 1958-05-09

DWTW WE NNr NV WO7 HrNNnn
PLYMOUTH as a.dr. Suburban
YES. auto trans, h, and many
other eNtfATa, Na,Ad6. CALVERT
MOTORS iti E-w hwy, silver
Evening star., 1958-05-09

PONTIAC 1858
Convertible: radio, heater, hydra
matte. power steering, rear speaker.
white-wall tires, white and blue
with matching Interior. new-car
warranty. Terrific savings. S3.og5.
BROWN PONTIAC, Inc.
1910 Wilson Blvd. IA. o-5557
Evening star., 1958-05-09
icoNIlNuto.
Alber Olds, Inc.
Guy STEUART MOTORS

1900 HiWuisSiy iSys tpshs Z s' 80 1se.os5G
opsn DAILY \ AM.n Pm
Evening star., 1958-05-09
BOWMAN

sTUDEBAKER 1858 Scotsman sta :
ton wagon, black. equipped
brand.nev: / only. No. SSs
Special Isl 9g5.
Evening star., 1958-05-09
Pontiac'54

l.dr station wagon, 2, and
H., dual range, hydra pbt
tinted glass, genuine leather
ette Interior. Like new
throughout A real buy for
AwNW Mnn.
Evening star., 1958-05-09
KIRK MOTOR co.

1 PLYMOUTH SIS Savoy VS.: r. and
h., power transm. orig; owner,
low mi: $1,000. SP. 3-OS29.
Evening star., 1958-05-09

RENAULT 81 ( CIV Ike new,
black, Wv ov. 3-3e87, after
Evening star., 1958-05-09

TRIUMPH TR.a white sports car,
neW TOP, exc shape, never raced
81 .hnh. EM l.nasA
Evening star., 1958-05-09

Wv tires 2. and h Owntr
being transferred 10 Germany, IA.
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TRIANGLE FORD

Ia0l0 n, 4 ave NE IA, A.l0Oa
PLYMOUTH SO Spec. de- luxe club
I coupe ofig black, Wv nne2t
I como Ssh low aA 10 On. SIS
I per mo WOLFE MOTORS, lfhl
| lYn ia a.Anhn
Evening star., 1958-05-09
GUY STEUART MOTORS

ieoo NHElNyUHYY;yt 4 \ Ju GsA.es;e
Omen paIlyy' An "a p p
Evening star., 1958-05-09

Ns95SswAStN ( L61 7, ss sII. ssesI o,a,sI
Evening star., 1958-05-09
JACK BLANKS
ARCADE PONTIAC

346n l4th ST. NV. RA. 3-a6;O
l43i Irving ST. NV AD 4-S5dU
, 1958-10-04
Rev Murtin KING.
JnteGrdfIon L.aoder
Ledycs Hospital

The Rev. DR.. Martin Luther
King is in good condition
and lef', Harlem Hospital Fri
day, a hospital spokesman
said,
Dr.. King, the in migration
leader who was stabbed by a
woman with a letter opener
Sept. 20, is expected to con
tinue his recuperative period
in New York with friends.
, 1958-10-04
Pom American Stdrts
let Passenger
Service October 10Th

Pan American World Air
ways has set October 10th as
the date when it will STAR pas
senger service Oh its Boeing
TOTS airliner, which has beer
equipped with noise suppress
-ors. The Boeing and the Rr
ASH de Haviland Comet ",
have been. granted permission
to operate on regular schedule
from Idlewild Airport by the
Port Authority.
The British plane made -
first trip at Z am: this morn
ing fromsNew York to London,
making the first regular COM
mercial nonstop trans-Atlan-
tic jet flight with passenger in
history.
, 1958-10-04
~persornl Mention

Visiting here with their son,
DR.. Aubrey A. Anduze and
family and their many friends,
are Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anduze
Of St. Thomas.
They arrived here yesterday
and are the house guests Of
DR.. and Mrs. Anduze.
, 1958-10-04
Cdrihuir. Pilots Agree
To Arbitrute
Their Differences

According to a report re-
ceived here today, the Pilots
and Caribair have reached
agreement to arbitrate their
differences, thus the threat Of
a strike has been, for the pre-
sent at least, removed.
n . v E ! Of contemporary
writing.
Moving against the authen-
CONTINUED on page a
, 1958-10-04
Polio Cuses in
The United Stdtes is
Believed Post Peak

The number Of polio cases son, Jennifer Jones & Vittorio
in the United States dropped De Sica and includes a feature
Last week, indicating the 1858 end supporting cast of inter
peak may have been passed. national talent.
State health departments re- Combining the proven abil-
ported 1888 cases compared iy Of Director Charles Vidor
with a revised total Of 431 for and tempered with the genius
the preceding week. Of Producer Selznick, this
The 43l cases in the. week Hemingway story Of the diff
ended September 20 had been cult love Of Lieutenant Fred
the high for the year. The eric Henry 'Fock Hudsonl
second highest total Of 1914 was American serving in the TIA
reported in the week ended liam Ambulance Corps, and
September 10. Nurse Catherine Barley Gen
The reported paralytic cases infer Jonesl an English wo-
last week totaled 179, down man, has retained all Of The
from a revised figure Of 221 scope and power Of the book,
for the week before 4 often called the best war
, 1958-10-04
Mrs. Elend Christiun
Departs for Episcopal
Convention in Fla.
Cyril Murshull.
Museum Director.
Returns From Moss.
Bids for Construction
Of Airport to Co
Out October 18th
Charles ReubeI.
Editor Of Mdinldnd
v. |. Voice, Returns

Cyril Marshall Dmcbrd Mrs amaC Christian as Charles Reba ehm of indications e Hah
the. st cpx Museum re- ht principal of the Christ the new New York puna for construction of the
from Pymu11 Naahu morning 70. Miami Beach Voice Of the Virgin islanders IS 1858 as pmmed ARt
to work with the Indh the neaI of the Fifty New York this mpmng William E s@g, codn
Plantation connection with ninth General Convention of MIR ebd came dn hd .r for Essential Public p
heI hyowrH mwbTHedA he Episcopal Church tdh inaugural ceremonies ns states
at plymouth. Mrs Christian nembed of Governor NeMn and know yuw will be clad
Mr. Marshall nne dBpys hJ Johns Ba ddah ppec came mn spend some time he advised that We have
for the pier where Hn vessel anng the Missionary Dis visiting relatives dh friends Md final plans and spec
std uaA also displays aboard hd Of the Virgin Islands in his NATIVES cmx He at cations from he engine
Hns ship With life size man- WonsA Auxiliary tended the meeting of the cut firm of Bemr
, 1958-10-04

quins showing aspects of Pill
grim life during the voyage
across the Atlantic in 1920.
In addition to these displays
CONTINUED on page AZ
, 1958-10-04

In a long distance TELEPHONE
call to Mr.. Kelly / was advised
that in his opinion re Civil
Aeronautics Administratiea
would authorize US to issue a
request for bids for the CON
CONTINUED on page A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Program Listines

s. chanee, Choice, Fun. Quiz.
7-Amerieun Bondstond.
Dick Clark, m. {.
9-The Big Poyoff. Quiz.
$40
5-Grondpo's Piece. Kids,
7-Do You Trust Your Wife2
Johnny Carson. host.
9-The Verdict Is Yours.
Jim McVey stors.
400
4-Qusen for o Day. Giveowoy.
IS Min. Jack eoiley. m. c.
5-Piek Temple. Kids.
Hour. Featuring songs and
PoPeye cartoons.
7-AmeFicen BCndstand.
Hour. Live cuf-ins from WNlAl
studios. Jobs Daughters Bethel
No. IS visits. Felix Grant, m, c.
9-The Brighter Day. Serial.
4:l5
e.Ths Secret Storm. Serial.
4:30
9-Edse Of Might. Seriol.
4:4S
4-ModeFn Romonces. Serial.