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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21
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Reqresa CanciIIer FIorif

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. por via aerea
ell Ministro de Relaciones Exterior y Quito, Carlos Alberto
Florft. En- ell aeropuerto de Ezeiza, donde descendio, fue sa-
Iudado pr los subsecretarios de dcho Departmental, Ell Minis
to de Consejo Pablo Pardo, otros altos funcionarios de la can
ciHeria y los Embajador de Italia, Espana, Israel, Uruguay, Chi
lie, Venezuela, Peru y Paraguay.
Flort regresa de la Asamblea General de las Naciones
Unidas, la reunion de cancilleres americanoS en- Washington y
de la firma del nuevo conveno commercial con Peru, en- Lima.
En- breves declaraciones a los ~periodistas, puso especialmente
de relieve la trascendencia de la obra de las Naciones Unidas
y Ell prestigio alcanzado por Argentina dentro de la organization
Con respecto a la conferencia de Ministries de Relaciones Exte-
riores, expreso, que Ia misma marco nuevoS rumbos a la poitica
intefamereans.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21
~INGLATERRA IRA
A CONFERENCIA

LONDRES, Oct. 20 (UPI)-
Ell gobierno informo hoy al
Kremlin que Gran Bretana es.
tara representada en- la COME
rencia que comenzara ell 81 en-
Ginebra, para considerar la ter
minaci6n de las pruebas nuclea-
res. Al mismo TEMPO, dej6 cla-
ramente establecido que los
Ministries de relaciones exterio-
res deberian particular, solo en-
fecha posterior de requerirse
uu nivel superior para las deli
beraciones.
Ell Ministerio de Relaciones
Exteriores dijo que la nota CO.
respondents fue entrGgada es-
ia manana en- Moscu. Sc entien.
de que Estados Unidos entire
CARA hoy tambien una nota ST.
milar al gobierno sovietico.
Como es notorio, hace POGO
los soviets propusieron que en-
la conference de Ginebra par
ticipasen los ministries de Rela-
clones Exteriores, pero Esta-
dos Unidos y Gran Bretana con-
sideran que sus titulares no
pueden estar un tempo prolon-
gado en- la ciudad suiza. De
ALI SUI suggestion de que los de-
legados de las tres potencias
comiencen las Conversations,
con expertos, y que 81 las deli
beraciones progresaran y re-
ouiriesen decisiones, entonces
seria Ell momento de que Sc hi.
cieran presente los Ministries de
Relaciones Exteriores.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21
FRANCES Sc SUICIDk
ANTES QUE CASARSE

MIROT, Francia, CUPID
Cuando lego la bora de la ce.
remonia sin que apareciera ell
contrayente, Marcel Braugier,
de So amos, la. novia, Anna Nico-
las, de 40 amos, empezo a temer
que lie hubiera pasadO 10 que a
otras que Sc habian quedado
"compuestas y sin novio" al
pie del altar.
Sus temores tuvieron infortu-
NADIA conformation, pero la eau
sa de que hubiera quedado plan
tada no era la corriente en- es-
tos casos: un tardio arrepenti-
miento del novio.
Unos amigos de Marcel lie
garon a comunicar a Anna, con
toda clase de precauciones, que
la razon de que aquel no Sc
hubiera presentado era que
acababa de ahorcarse.
No ha podido averiguarse ell
motive del suicide.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21
|sINrEseDNDIAL
DEL "DiARI0 TAs AMERICAS"
P~RESIDENTE ALEMAN
LLEGA A d

LIJCofh IA holNDttLo
LONDRES, Octubre 20.-(U..
P.I).-El Presidente de Ale
mania Occidental Theodor He
uss, lego hoy a Londres en- vi.
sta official de tres dias a Gran
Bretana. Fue recibido brillan.
temente por ell gobierno, pero
ell recibimiento del pueblo bri-
tsnico fue mas bien frio.
Desde la estacion Victoria
hasta ell Palacio de Buckingham,
eli %vIsiuante, acompanado de su
Majes;ad Isabel, que lie dio la
bienvenida, fue en- automovil
descubierto. Habia mucha gen
te, pero muy pocos vitores.
Cuandc ell automovil de la Rel.
ma Y ell Presidente y los de la Co
mitiva pasaron por la Plaza Ira
fslgar, la muchedumbre perma.
necio en- absolute silencio, tan.
to que las ordenes de los oficia.
los de la guardia de honor
podian escucharse a gran dis
tancia
FL DR.. Heuss, de IA amos de
edad, es ell primer jefe de esta.
do aleman que viene a Gran
- Pasa a II pagina o -
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21
Defense de los
Estados Unidos
SigUe Fuerte
A Pesor de Gran
Prnnrasn Rnsn
Progreso Ruso

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20
(UPD-El Secretario de Ia
Fuerza Aerea James H, Dou
glas, predijo que en- Ell terminc
de un ano la Union Soyietica
tendra una unidad de proyecti
les autopropulsados con cargo
nuclear de alcance interconti
mental.
Douglas admitio que la Union
Sovietica "se ha adelantado al.
go" a Estados Unidos en- cues
ton de proyectiles autopropul
sados intercontinentales; pero
observe que Estados Unidos
tendra un escuadron del cohe-
tie Atlas Intercontinental, para
1859.
Ell Secretario de la fuerza ae.
rea observe, que a pesar del re-
traso sufrido en- ell perfecciona,
miento de cohetes militares de
gran alcance, ell potential de-
fensivo de Estados Unidos sigue
siendo fuerte, por SUI predomi-
MO en- ell campo de bombarde-
ros de gran autonomia de vue-
10. Douglas senalo que Estados
Unidos tiene bombarderos ca.
PAGES de llegar a Russia y de re,
gresar sin necesidad de reabas.
tecerse de combustibles.
R%efiriendose al cohete lunar
lanzado hace POGO, Douglas di-
10 que la Information mas valio
sa, lograda con ell experimento
fue la relacionada con la IRA,
diacion, pues Sc comprobo que
esta es menor en- ell espacio de
10 que Sc creia.
Douglas no anuncio la fecha
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21

. "Hace una semana, los CO.
m%unistas chlnos anunciaron que
suspenderian suS ataques por 2
semanas mas, por 10 menos. En-
esas circustancias, ell presiden.
te Chang Kai-Shek y ell Presi-
dente Eisenhower, considera-
ron que seria it'll que yo fuera
a Taiwan a celebrar consultas.
"Es obvio que, 81 les comunis
tas -eanudan su lucha por To-
graz sus objetivos politicos.
nueStras consultas no pueden te
ner ell mismo alcance y caracter
que habria sido possible 81 hubie-
ra una suspension del fuego.
Sin embargo, creo que eS po-
sible celebrar consultas TITLES.
les una tragedia que los CO.
munistas chlnos hayan. desple-
gado sus inclinaciones belieo-
sas. Todos los que aman la paz
deken poner su esperanto en-
que la actual reanudacion de
la lucna sera de corta duracion
y en- que Sc ahorrara al mundo
las graves consecuencias de la
persistencia comunista en- La
agres,on".
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21
Union Arabe

MADRID, Oct. 20 CUPID Ell
Presidente de Tuner Habib
Bourghiba es ell mayor obstacu
10" en- la senda de la propa-
gasion del "supernacionalismo"
egipcio. dijo hoy ell comen-
tarista espanol de relaciones ex-
teriores, Pedro Gomez Aparicio.
Escribiendo en- ell semanario
''Hoja del Lunes," Aparicio di-
nc.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21

clama al efecto ell senior Gober-
nador exhorta a todas las ms
tituciones publicas y a las enti-
dades civicas, culturales y reli-
giosas, asi como a la prensa, la
radio y la televisi6n a que dedi-
quen sus programs en- esa fe-
cha para divulgar la obra Y pro-
positos de este ORGANISING num-
dial.
La proclama del senior Gober-
nador dice asi:
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21
Por JACK sCHEMELL

tados Sc desconectan los micro
fonos y Sc prohiben los recep-
torres de radio. los aparatos de
grabaci6n, las camaras cinema
tograficas y de televisi0n.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21

Hon. Luis Mu-
noz Marin CO.
mo Dia de las
Naciones Uni :
das. En- su pro.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21
Cubdno Pide
.Envio de Veedores de
la N Para Comicios
M PEDIDO EMBAJAD0R
DR.. EMILIO NUNEz P0RTUONDO

FUeron Suspendidus Tronsmisiones de "Radio
confinenfe", en- Venezuela. - Detenido Como
AcUsudo de S~eeUestro un ExiIado cubono en-
Nuevu York. - E~ntrevisto de Botisfo cor Jefes
de las Fverzas Armudos. Hey orden en-
TODD ell Pois", Declare ell Regimen. - Mvrio
ell Doctor Ru1l Oms Nurbono. - Otros Notices
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21
Munoz Marin ProcEdmd
Ell ~ de Ocfubre "Dfd
de las Kdciones Unidds"
PlDE NUEVo IMPULSE PARA
"oPERAcIoN ~SOLIDARIDAD"
Los Americas, del Norte, centro y Sur
Deben Inieiar cruzado de Compression

SAN JUAN. Ell "a de &C.
tubre ha sido proclamado por
ell Gobernador de Puerto Rico,
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21
Creese que Funcionario Russo
hurio en- Ayion Accidentado
Inportantes Personos q Bordo del "Jet"
Rvso que Sc EstreII6 cereo de MoseG

delegado y Ministro de Produc.
cion de Aviones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21

NACIONES UNIDAS, Oct. 20.
Ell Gobierno de Cuba
pidi6 a las Naciones Unidas
que envie observadores para
las elecciones generates que
tendran efecto en- la isla ell pro-
ximo 8 de noviembre,
Emilio Nunez Portuondo, EN-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21
CUBE

rio General Dag Hammarskjold
con objeto de presentar la So
licitud.
Ell diplomatico Sc Iimito a de-
cir a los periodistas que habia
hecho entrega de una nota del
Gobierno de Cuba en- que Sc
accedia a "la solicitud de los
partidos de la oposicion" en- SUI
pals.
EN- la nota Sc interesa de
Naciones Unidas observadores
para las elecciones %proximas"
manifesto Nunez Portuondo y
no dijo NADIA mas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21
HABLA con IKE

DENVER, Colorado, Oct. 20
(UPD- Ell Presidente Eisen-
hover converse telefonicamen-
tie, antics del amanecer, con ell
Secretario de Estado, John Eos
-(Pasa a ia pAg. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21

bajador de Gu
ba en- la sede,
visit6 a bora
emprana de
hoy al Secreta-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21

TRANSMISIONES DE
"RADIO CONTINENTE

CARACAS, Oct. 2O.-(UPD
Los exilados cubanos Ber-.
nardo Pare]a, Raul Chaumont,
Jaime Carvaial y Pedro Chaple,
representatives de cuatro orga-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-21

IMiembFO De IA SOeIedad
~
k~AlerameFicana de prensa
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Jerry Lee Case, 90, s07 Portland st
Sc. and Charlotte Ann Greer, 10
62l6 sherrier. pl. NV.
Ella Nae HIliyer. 's 81, ssai Nash ' St
Charles Terry Carson. 90. 2oso s7th
81 Sc, and Mary Elizabeth Kemp
Julius Fender Daney, 30. 1914 18th
st, NV. and willieJean curranee,
q: 1859 Oaks St. NV.
Bill Jones. .jr, 81, 40 Rhode Island ave.
ne and Dorothy Layinia Smith. is,
mas Alfred oiissOn. %. 7ole East
oatcheli. rs. $3.50 Blair I'd. NV.
Howard Chester Smith, as, ll742 viers
WI Med sS s sTns spr s Hnf 7s M'rS vss:
oeorge nakach Bessenyey. IS. New
Work N r. anS Margit sisray' a.
Alien sn" w Weller Barr, SO. $40 Whittier
pl, NV, and Joan Audrey Mills, 90,
1901 clydesdale pi NV.
Morris Elwood Laing, 81, Front Royal
va; and NADIA Nadine Young DAISY
Enoch oeorrs vandersrift, 81 1901
MASSACHUSETTS, ave. NV, and Frieda
Gertrude Irmgard Krause, 80, Maing.
Gonsenhelm, Germany.
Ernest gay .n % nS.sn: Ss so M0o ssn
"a, 1907 18th st NV.
zalman Samuel AltschuleT, 50, 2l5 c
st., Sc. and June Beverly Klein, "a,
nloS Ross I'd, Silver Spring
Ralph Lee HolsinRer, 80 27g7 Con-
necticut avenue NV, and Elizabeth
Vornholt Elchenlaub. 30, $500 Com
necticut avenue NV.
Ralph Lee Williams, 81. 1908 Harvard
y. NV, and Jennie Mary Monaco.
~, 1900 n. Totten dr., ne
joseph William White II, 90, Pompano
Beach, Fla and Karolyne Reimet
Knieht, 81, 1873 35th st, NV
Roger Balm. 10, 1909 Arlington ter,
"a, sos. Farnsworth dr., Alexandria
Robert Alvin Pooh, sS. 1905 Old
Chester road, Bethesda. and Janice
Marie Lowrey: 90, 4Si3 Dresden St,
Kensington, Md
James Inward Trouhieneid, 20, 272
Division avenue. Lancaster, Pa, and
Lille Walker stevenson, 30. 21l4
Biount J. Bum, as. l4oa Lemon st..
Baltimore. Nd. and Ruby Tyler, 40.
k13 10Th ST. ne.
Joseph Marvin spivey III. &c. Raleish
y G., and Anne Dare Davis. &c,
Ris SSansHni sS na pos,on. IS. ssos
lee bennett, SO, 5i2i Allison ST.,
Landover Hills, Nd.
Francis Buliitt Lowry, 81, Lexington,
KY. and Mary Ross Lehman, IS,
2Ol4 a7th ST, sc.
Roy Edson ooodwIn, 80. Dover. Del,
nd MsSa nv WHEY Ncwp nrsh Msw; 30 l7
Charles Augusta Cox, IS, 1899 New
Hampshire ave NV and Audrey
Lorraine Francis 20. 1929 18th
~. NV. ~
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Beep
Traced to Idlinq
Red Teleprinter

LONDON. Jan. IL (P.-A ia
miliar "beep beep" like the
voice Of the sputniks startled
radio monitors in Europe and
North America today.
AS many wondered whether
q new satellite might have
been fired. the Swedish gov
eminent came up with the ex-
PLANTATION; 1t was just the
electronic groan Of an idling
Russian teleprinter.
Curiosity mounted when lis
teners in Britain. Sweden,
Norway. Finland. West Ger
many. Canada and the United
States reported the strange
signal at about 20.025 mega
cycles. Both Soviet satellites,
whose radios now are dead,
used frequencies close to that.
About three hours after the
new signal ended, Swedish
government monitors offered
their explanation. A spokes-
man at the Enkoping station
said the signal was made by
a typical Russian frequency
shift teleprinter transmitter."
After being of the air for
several hours. the printer be-
gan sending clear text in Rus
sian on the same frequency. the
spokesman said.
1T sounded quite like a
Sputnik at the start" he addh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
CITIZENS
MEETINGS

Meeting announcements
must be in the hands OF the
Ciric Calendar editor BY noon
Thursday OF each neck to
insure publication in the
column on Sunday. Those
received too late uiu NOT be
used separately unless there
is some special netCs stonif-
canoe attached to them.J
DR.. Daniel L. Finucane. D. c.
Director of Public Health. will
discuss community health prob
lens at the monthly meeting Of
the Mount Pleasant Citizens
Association tomorrow. The
group will meet at 8 pm. in
the Mount Pleasant Branch Lii
brary. Sixteenth and Lamont
streets NV.
Deputy Police Chief Clarence
Lutz will be guest speaker at
a meeting of the Arkansas Ave-
nue. Community Association at
8 pm. tomorrow at st. Marks
and Inc arnation Lutheran
Church, Fourteenth and Gala
tin streets NV.
harrington Parker. president
of the Federation of Civic As
sociations. viii speak at the
installation of officers of the
Midway Civic Association at 8
pm, Tuesday in the Morgan
School. Florida avenue and CAL
ifornia street NV.
Other meetings all beginning
at 8 pm. unless otherwise noted.
include:
Glover Park Citizens Association--
Guy Mason RECREATION Center, $500
Progressive Citizens Association Of
Georgetown-George Presbyterian
Church. BIS p street NV.
Tuesday
Hillcrest Citizens Association, 81.
rimothy's Episcopal Church. Alabama
avenue and Suitland road Sc.
summit Park Citizens Association
Anne Beers School, Thirty sixth street
and Alabama avenue Sc.
MARYLAND
Monday
Monteomery County Civic Federation
Buiiding and Loan Asso-
citation. Wisconsin and Montgomery
avenues. Bethesda.
VIRGINIA
Monday
Greater Oakton Citizens Association
-Oakton school Cafeteria.
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spss . cIsy Dls sS,E 10 ssys eis S.ys
William Mckinney. 1895 Ames St. me-
Indepen6ence ave. Sc Is days:
T5 3 sss k.i 5s:SP t saSSo srs s 5ss
ton I'd; Sc. 10 days and frame school;
DAYS; p Paul h. White. 4sos stb g. nv "
9 se day E. snd p s' 'shoc % 1 d:Ss 9 W
lam V English, 4aso ord St, Nv. 30
Sc, As days: Nelson L. Miller, 32O
ouaekenbos st. NV, is days.
Also Robert a. jenkins. t2a Harvard
q .oo7 iah e e. Gsys % s Days ana srss
st, ne. is days: Robert a. Cameron.
442i Southern, ave; Sc. is days; John
ST NV. 30 days and trafic school.
NV 80 days. James ] Matthsys,
fsiS da DsSa'I EsE Pc aosfI' s coiins si
kS Ealf rd. F. 81 RhoSe Isia Sand ave- 1.0S 5s
is days trestricted 70 operate vehicles
Y for ib DAYS foi l hesTinsj: clsr.
ence Q. Carter, 531 63rd ~ n;ss 90
lonsing g 4; z. Bsskiord and sons
0n sSus aSn S a ior df 1n vis drunk
nut st. NV. tsuspended Until. trefnc
school Is completed. PR. ms. Med ana
rei sSseend 1s Nor for failure to satisfy
Adams. ne KastIe pl. ne: oscar y.
savoy. 923 64th ave, SeqeI ne..n.Ss'
Nd; RalDh sDruii. 240S bennins "a
suspended for failure 70 nls insgr-
ance-Albert L. Duekett.. az Parker
st ne. william Berry, 1903 4th g.
nv nv L ESaas f HsSPy TsT zS BIS BAT
timore ave. MONTGOMERY County. Mo 4
willie west. Is N -. NV: John Loyd
Peterson. l70S cue - Nv; r,eosriek
OTIS Randall l43g CnaDlina "a :" nn In;;
IT. dsithersburR, Nd: william Henry
Henderson. 1880 BIadenseure re ne.
Aaron Cleveland Floyd. 1900 Plories
ave NV; Richard g: seots So5 5sIs . stn
81 Sc; Edward Lee Thomas. r. 263s
Birney pl. Sc: william G Barber.
I4l5 Ives st. Sc; fTss' e,,,1 ~ T Heyt
sSs3 30 s ss a. sG ne MsaR coppsdae
BENJAMIN f mi Hnsf' f5s5 sath ave. Hillside,
Nd. Staneil Love. l4l6 Chaplin st. ne.
9sofss ore K KsnssS. 4 1873 i isth T. nv
trationEJoe Louis OIeaton. so Florida
ave. NV; Franklin z. Smith, 800
r 81. NV Louis Timothy Becker. 1898
Grant st ne.;- Major Jackson. 1872
Aston pi. Sc: Dolores Alexander, sos
Florence st. ne Edora Lowery, 1889
5S07 Southern ave, Bradbury HEIGHTS.
Nd Charles Milton Jackson. ia 18th
81 Sc: James ElWorth Soper. pos
North Carolina ave. Sc; Junius Logan.
lr.. 80 Goth ave. FaiFmont HeiGnts'
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sponsibility is filed.
OF the IS permits revoked,
six we're for drunk driving. five
for driving after revocation,
one for operating after suspen-
sion and % for a total Of IL or
more points.
Thirty-five Of the so suspen-
sions were for a total Of eight
or more. points, 81 for failure
to file insurance, three for fail
ure TO satisfy court judgement
and one for driving while
drunk in Maryland.
The complete list Of suspen-
sions and revocations for the
week follows:
Revoked for operating after revoca-
tion-peTiod Of revocation extended
Julious Dupree 1858 Euclid st. ne.
sP sn so q I've. Eau s Miguel s 5essr ss92
James Plank PrentiSs, 700 18th 81. sc. !;
Marion G. Ellison. 4s09 10 st. ne.
Revoked for operating after suspen-
sion-Ollie Ernest Robinson, 3546 lith
Revoked for driving While drunk
Glenn A. Colcord. 1924 eth st. n.w.i
Woodman Hemby. 10l0A 18th ST. Sc:
EdWsrd p. Weldon 7Is Hamilton 81.
NV: Richard H. walker. 1908 Sher-
man ave. w.: Earman c. strickler,
REVOKED for q naeeumulated record
OF at least IL points-Richard J. Hor-
gath, U.SNAs.. Anaeostia. d. G.;
George uovan ll43 Morse st. ne.
Isreal oiliispie, 80 b7th st.. Sc: Willie
seph Murphy, 1879 Fsirmont st. NV;
Andrew W. Gu. 2I09 NJ st. NV: OAR
linstpn Z Jackson s. s r. s ags 4sth s.
Emerson H.. Arlington. Va: James
Nd: Robert W. 10y. 315 18th St. ne.
h toS ? s scott i4s sS stables 81 n g. Gn
Floyd RaaIand. 1866 Kramer st. NE:
Walter Mccain, 442o 18th pl. ne;
John d BYRD. 1903 c ST. Sc: Jerry W.
Gass sO1 2 SsSD Map. Td w Beshssds
Nd oscar McKelvin, 1888 Taibert st.
Sc. Joseph II. Dudley, 264 18th ST.
SCI 'avrenee O. Hartridge. 1878 a
81. Sc; Wilbur N. Hackett' 1903 u
Suspended for period noted for at
least eight points-Major Graham.
i45s Monroe 81. nv. is days. Herbert
Williams, 3l10 28th 81. Sc. 20 DAYS;
DIVER Galloway 1874 Spring I'd. nv,
herd ST. NV. so days Alfred n.
Bryant. 632 Farragut 81. NV. Is days:
James L. Brunson, 1405 52nd ave. ne.
20 days: Ernest T. Moone. 1857 Booker
drive. ne. 10 days Henson L. Chase.
500 2pd ST. Sc. Is days: Robert c.
Purdy. ial0 Allison St. ne. Is DAYS;
John w. Ford. 1Ol 53rd st. Sc, Is days;
Lonnie r. Moses. aga First st. s,w.. 20
NV. 90 days: william p. Chambers.
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AuToMoBILEs FoR SALE

PONTIAC 80 chieftain De luxe g.
and h very clean; terrific transp.:
whale OF q deal; 1926.
STANDARD PONTIAC
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PONTIAC 1854 chieftain de luxe
f-dr; 2-tone blue finish; radio.
heater. hydramatie: owner: like
new sNb down.
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
*. e-Sooi D''o OPEN ns III e. 20
PONTIAC 80
Catalina thardtopl, with hydra
2.tone green and white finish:
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PONTIAC '53 chieftain IS" De
Luxe sedani hydra. and other en-
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a =
PONTIAC 81 station wagon. This
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PONTIAC 1905 staTshief hardtop
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PONTIAC '55 Catalina hardtop:
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kAMBIER SIS Super Rebel sta.
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PTA EVENTS
CALENDAR

Meeting announcements
must be in the hands o. the
PTA Calendar editor By noon
Thursday OF each meek to
insure publication in the
column on Stp1ddy. Those
received too late iDil not be
used separately unless there
is some special news sionif-
cdnce.j
Mrs. Phyllis TreuSch. direc-
tor of the Child Guidance
Clinic of the District Mental
Health Clinic. will interpret a
play by parents and teachers
on mental health at 8 pm.
Tuesday at the Wheatley
School. Montello avenue and
Neal street NE.
Other Parents Teachers AS
ISOLATION meetings. to be held
at 8 pm. unless otherwise in
Dictated. are:
Tuesday
Key-Sergt Aubrey 6. YovaiSkt OF
the District Police will speak on Pub
lie support for Trafic Safety" at .
membership meeting 81 pm. a.
Hurst Terrace and Dana place NV
Lasalle-"Prefaee 70 Life" film,
viii be shown Al Risgs road and
Madison street Nj
Oyster-'Today's Obligation," will
be discussed at S:l5 pm. Gomez
served at 7.45 pm. Al IWenty-ninth
and Calvert streets NV.
Barnard-Dr Herbert Marshall will
talk on Discipline in Todays World
al Decatur street between Fourth ano
Fifth streets NV.
Park view-BuSinesS meeting in the
school auditorium. Warder and New
ton streets NV.
Greenbelt Junior High-Teaehers vii
discuss their gradine systems a. the
Greenbelt md school.
Bladensburg Senior Hieh = School
concert band and hish school chorus
will entertain the PTA at the school
cafeteria, Bladensburg, Nd.
Wednesday
Gordon Junior High-MiSs Mabel r.
Cook. executive director Of the YWCA,
will speak on Youth Today-Adult
Tomorrow, during . mother-daughter
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tea ct 3:l5 pm. Thirty-nfth and 7
streets NV -,
Music chairmen--Meetins viii be
held at the District Congress Of Par
ents and Teachers state once. Twenty
second and q streets NV. ct o:35 q m.
Thursday
Health schooi-The Health-visiting
Instruction Corps PTA will meet ~
the school. Thirteenth and Allison
streets NV
Patterson-Mrs. George Miller, pres
ident Of the association VIII discuss
library chairman duties at pm.
meeting. South Capitol and Daring
ton streets S.W.
Tyler-Business meeting viii be held
at 80 pm. At the school. Tenth
and @ streets Sc.
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q uroMoplLEs FoR sALF

HUDSON 'Ba super JET 4-dr. Win
WITH snow tires; would MAKE ss'I !
wonderful end ear HA. a-SIO0.
IMPERIAL 1911 A-doori sedan; fully
equipped, al power. 4, and M.
w,-w tifesi like new; El9k down:
$1,000. ROYAL cHRYsLKR, INC. I.
dbOl n. !. ave. ne, WA. $4,000.
yA0uA9 1888 xKIAVMc Roadster:
z and H.; excellent condition;
$1,000 for quick sals, ~. 3-se3I .
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. c. ldw couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. i0dit three
fun days and receipe the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
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35CorP PERMITS Revoked,
so Suspended in Week

Thirty-hve vehicle operators permits revoked
and so suspended here last the District Department Of
Vehicles and Trafhc announced.
In addition II persons charged with driving without
District permit registration had their privilege Of being
licensed here suspended until proof Of future financial