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MOUNT VERNON, Ohio a

MOUNT VERNON, Ohio CAP.
Police said there were two
things wrong when Arthur Sun
kel turned In a driveway here.
First, he was 40 miles from his
own garage in Warsaw, Ohio.
Second. he didn't stop.
They said Sunkel's car went
into the garage attached to the
Hugh McLarnan home and
knocked the MeLarnan car
through the back Of the garage
and OF q 6-foot drop. Sunkel
was fined $50 in Municipal
Court for reckless driving.
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Wilton M. EorIy, Jr..
Virginia Banker

ORANGE. Va. April 10 up,
William M. Early. jr.. presi-
dent Of the National Bank OF
Orange and former president
of the Virginia Bankers ASso-
citation. died Of q heart ailment
here yesterday.
Mr.. Early. IS, had headed
the local bank the last IL
years. Earlier he had been as
ISOLATED with the Bank OF
Salem.
Surviving are his wife. q
daughter. two sisters and q
brother.
Funeral services are TO be
held tomorrow at st. Thomas
Episcopal Church here.
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Admiral to Trunsfer
BY the Associated Press

Rear Admiral w. A. Dolan,
jr., commandant Of the Puget
Sound Naval Shipyard at Hre-
merton, Wash. since 1855. will
be transferred here In June. He
will exchange positions with
Rear Admiral p. w. Snyder.
now an assistant chief Of the
Bureau Of Ships.
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Dr.. Albert Jump

BRIDGETON, N. j.. April ia
(R.-Dr, Albert B. Jump, 40,
president Of the Medical Society
Of New Jersey. died today. He
was a graduate Of Johns Hop
kinS University and the Univer-
sity Of Maryland Medical
School.
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nnurilinp

COHEN, MRs. SARAH. There will b,
40 unysillng % 4 mensmspI " t,i,
sS.sSss..Y q oS sA'An u c9anhhl VIE pS 4
is s sssi cemetery n 'ii,r:sh I isSss
Edu'pa Panty SRiSO ana isislSSd, ii n"itsS'
FiSkE..sIEIN, AhnAhAM T. s.,, Ths z,
70 inc msmsfy Of the late ABRAHAM
7. EtNkELsrEiN, beloved husband
OF Tauba Finkelstein and beloved
,ns. o. s D.yd IsTs%s Tq st. sGsin
On ne Adas Israel Hsbfsv
SensFssatlen, 1910 AlaesTa ave ss
FEINsTgIN, DAVID. There will be an
ms Yas Of the la.s DAVID EEiS.
EIE M s'lY.s .S, su q S. p id ssS
lot Maeklow and hssfi and fTyiHs
olshaker, on sunday, April 20 ipAs'
at Pm. q ths Pnsi isratl csmss;
and friends invited,
RosENDoRF. JENNIE n. There viii
be an unveiling Of q monument 70
ynENs nIsmfI' RSosksssfnoRsiE' ss'0y ;ss
walhlaton Hebrew Cemetery, 1850
AlAbAIna ave, Sc, on sunday, April
80. 1898. AZ pm. Relatives and
friends are cordially invited 70 at
Tend and return 70 3.io military
I'd nv.
ToURkIN, BERTHA. A monument IN
loxlng unemory OF the late BERTHA
ToURktN, wife OF the late Alter
Kin. ,Niehard ]. Tourkin, Morris. J.
Ieurtin, MIS- Pays Volt snd Mrs.
I'M, Il tSs B'Ssi Israel csmsts ~
o.. Barnabas I'd, oxon Hill, Nd.
Relatives and friends are invited.
vooEI, JACK. husband Of Mrs.. Lillian
voeel and father of Mrs Florence
Nahem, pertran vogel and Morton
Vegel There viii be an unveiling OF
monument to the memory OF the
late JACK vOGEL on sunday, April
20. lphk. a. am, At Mount Leba-
non Cemetery. $500 Rlees road
Relatives and friends invited,
woLMAN. MERMAID. There will be
an unwilling OF q monument TO the
memory :, Of the late BERNARD
man and father OF Bruce and JEFFREY
Wolman. on SUNDAY, April 20, 1858.
~ . pm,, at the King David Gene
terry. Pals Church. Va, Relatives
and friends invited.
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Dratha

WILSON, as ip MILAN Il! fsI 4 SL Ei;sD :
wilson Of 1928 iIth 81. nv,
Apt 3, beloved husband Of Hester
B. Wilson and brother Of Mrs
Elizabeth Ayers. Mrs, Esther Amaya,
Mrs. Marjorie White, Mrs. Edns
issdoTs wilson. Marvin ,S Chiffon 1S ana snd
John p. Wilson He also Is sur
friends From ~ noon 70 m.
SATURDAY. April 10, friends are In
S n.fs + as SS .. Iss tSs s Msogir' PS
Funeral and intsrment on Sunday.
April 90. at Aecomae, Va. 10
WILSON, wIL dIi..,, Y; 4 special com
A D !: 4 j !; {;
Masonic TsmpI.. YiotR and You You
Funeral Home. is.o Of It NV
~ me p6yEs, are rseIe.tsd 70 at
n v. SLOANE, seey.
WILSON. WILLIAM n. omesys and
I ]: ! 3; ] / 4
v viewed at the MCGUIRE Fu-
neral Home. 1Sa0 9th It, NV
on Saturday, April 10, from ~
noon to Pm. Funeral services
GERTRUDE n. JOHNSON,
Worthy Matron,
JOHN 7. LEWIS, Worthy Patron.
LUCY p. TURNER. secy.
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CATHERINE A. KIRKsEY,
IlluStYioua Commanders
cAPIToLH HORN.
1llustrious ReeoTdTess.

DoZlER, ADA. ofleers and members
Of Oethsemane Chapter,
W Sn:,,s 3 @ p s 4 81 A., are re- re:
%NN9S neral OF our late sister,
ADA DOziER, on satur.
Ky day April 10, 1858, at
pm. from the Plymouth
Conversational Church. 18th and
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R9sSfg e Eus EEAz,rF T.. " N.
KATIE w TODD, Aecy,
DEEYEuss; MAtyINE .yooSi,, NC, g

DREYFUss, MALVINE WOOG, on
R ESsD bbRR I IL 1928 q 45 @Sly con
necticut ave. NV. beloved mother
Of David W. and Edmund W. ORGY
fuss. She also is survived by q
sister. Mrs. Fanny TTsitsl, and :
brother. Henry Woog, both Of New
Dreyfuss rests at the Bernard DAN
zansky a. Sons Funeral Home, 35Ol
l4th st. NV, until Sunday, April
90, IL noon. Funeral services
EreEation at z pm. Interment
Washington Hebrew Conversation
Cemetery. In lieu OF flowers, the
family suggests contributions may
be sent to the charity OF your choice
20
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FOSTER, MEREDITH FLOYD. o.

Thursday. April IL 1858, MERE;
pITH FLOYD FOSTER Of 6543
ioy,d loved HUSBAND Si T. Of EeitS N. FOSTER,
father Of Suzanne p Foster, son
OF ,Floyd M. and Elsie y. Poster
Friends may call At the Ives ,Fu-
neral HOME: 2st7 Wilson blvd,
! si. " Si'l Il p I ssld on M'nd'" sBrll
FOX, MARION CUvILLIER. Suddenly,
on Wednesday,. April I6, 1903, at
sibley Hospital, MARION CUvIL-
b S!ER TS IN. 81 81 &SRGlans ~ F. Fox and and
sistsr of pr; I; NJ cuyillIss ST
clary. Funeral from the Collins
on saturday. April 10, 4 $50
am. Reauiem mass At g.. GA
S %sst cs ShIre IN, ceSetsrT k nsSF
omit flowers. IL
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'G ard HoHeii c. ns nsP a:mS 81 H Ss
z S., Greer - Of ~ The oSIds1 Circle e.
DOZIER Please attend twilight
services on Friday, April Is, tebs.
at 7:45 pm, at the District Nor
ticians Funeral Home, 1900 YER
mont ave, NV. Funeral on Satur-
Plymouth Conversational Church,
18th and p sts NV
CATHERINE A. KIRKSEY,
L. L. Ruler.
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DOZIER, ADA. omcers and members
Of Mecca Court, No. =. Daughters
Of Isis, are requested to assemble
at the District Mortieians' Funeral
Home. 1900 Vermont ave. NV. on
Friday, April Is. 1888. ct \ pm t.
for the purpose OF conducting burial
services for our late daughter, p. c.
ADA DOZlEh:
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day. Hprii ~. IDS y" at u Il. n Ts.i.
dence Of her SON. 1901 Elm 81.
Chew Chase. Nd, LILLE W. MAT.
TINGLEY. formerly OF T29 Harri-
son st. nw' beloved mother Of
Funeral Home, ssSi ilth St. nv.
parking faellitiesI, Services will be
held at St Columba's Episcopal
Church, 4ed and Aisemarle SIS. nv !,
f IN MSnSa' A nPrI Hin +" ci,m n
HAVE de Grace, Nd. 20
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Richmond Hospital. Richmond, Va
JOHN HERMAN BURROUGHS. be.
loved husband OF airline Sumner
BuFroughS. father Of John s. and
Lawrence Z. Burroughs, brother Of
William 7 Burroughs. Pauline
also IL survived By i've Erendchif-
dren. Remains resting at the Rob-
ert A. Mattingly Funeral Home,
1871 1lth St. Sc, until Saturday.
April ~, at . am. REQUIEM mass
am. Relatives and friends invited
1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
petersburg. Va, papers please
eopy) Rosary on Friday, April
rs, at 3 pm
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4s gg!!s ssnnl hSSS rd JOIN @s 4 AZ. 1867 g
beloved husband OF Mrs Minnie B,
Odom He also leaves q devoted
mother, Mrs Eula Preshea: a broth.
er, Herman Odom, and many other
cali on Friday, April is, after
pm. at the funeral home OF Alex.
s snS., g. ~ Pope; AZ ISts1, s. So,
p,m from the HiEh Hi Baptis!
Sh .,r:s;v suptsl O. c. Intermen'
Or ~ ,s Asr Any g. gSS SEss!' 4,i sDs q
st NV. Notice Of funeral iater
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9FathH

BANKS. MARY FRANCES. Suddenly.
on Thursday. April II. 1885, at
h Es'idsRsS, ~ Ps stNKs s. s,,axsd
mother Of chrysta Banks, she also
10 survived By one brother, Elijah
Henry; one sister-in-lAw, Mrs Willie
Nee Henry. Notice OF funeral later,
nsrsi HnmS. AIs al ne
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iass. = S g. T plsIElsf e.S SSg.I
Thomas St nv. beloved mother
S.u iss R S.S. s sy s ssSs. p L.
well and Leroy Dozier. she also
10 survived By other lTeiatives and
many friends. After > pm, Friday,
April is friends are invited 70 cal
Home. 1900 Vermont ave. NV
Funeral services on Saturday. April
1 IL; A. Pr S. 4. the Piymovts 3
sts NV. the Rev. Paul @. Baker
ofieistinG. Interment Lincoln Me-
tact the family at l49 Thomas
Of. NV, Lincoln 6-O032. Arrange
ments nv John D. Walaon
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SSSSjRlSIdis i 3 ssi ms k.i TsTET i
Mrs Mildred {. Ketchie. Mrs. Elvin
Thrower and Mrs. Robert o. Brown
Friends are invited TO call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
q Robert A. PumphEsy,, Bethesda,
on Friday, April Is, at Pm.
Interment Charlotte, N c.
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LA AK; ~ I hESs IItoSo On Tqs sfS
Of Mrs, Florence Linauist, uncle
OF Elizabeth A. LAuxmann. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
9Th at. and Mass. ave ne, where
services VIII be held on Saturday,
Confessional Cemetery. IS
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MARIlN; HELEN J.. On THURSDAY
eral Hospital, HELEN j, MARTIN
Of 2HO9 N St NV. beloved wife
Of Rufus Martin and aunt Of lie Roy
johnson, Guy and Lorenzo Lee and
Mrs, Mary Lee station. Notice Of
funeral later.
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MANIGIAN. ARsHALOUs. At her re.i.

April rs. 1888, mother Of Mrs
Leon Bezdikian. Alice and oarabed
Funeral Home. 3072 M st. NV
until 1880 pm. Saturday, April
~. Services at the Armenian
A. J pm. lnterment National Me.
mortal Park, Falls Church. Va rs
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LEE. AUGUSTUS. On Thursday. April
IL 1855, At ,hs , washingtsn Hos-
ew OF Mrs. Pearl Eaton Of 66b Nor.
ton st. NV. Remains resting Al
the Chinn Funeral Home, Arlington
Va. Notice OF funeral later
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CULP,, LAWSON p. on Ihursday,
SPF ss s hSss' s EA%sos Svt b siigsP
stewart cuip. father Of Mrs. Ruth
c. Simons Jack and stewart cub;
brother Of Miss Amanda culp and
Mrs. Bill Lawrence Of Dunn. N c.
There also are three grandsons. Mr.
CUP rests at the Warner e Pun
phrey Funeral Home. Si34 0eorgiA
ave, Silver SprinR, Nd, where sery::
fees win be held on Saturday, April
intermenf Forf fincnln CemrferY
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'tsalfa 's i':! .lgG::rr~ SisSaEissSss
bn; :S S S:5Ss:s q we A z. W.:
yiTsd s. I've rsn St S /" S tSs
.I Kssses.r a., ssd ruth ssosT maker
$3.50 satiTor. ave: Hyssttsvill:.i
pn. X R.lssty. .0s ana f iPisnds " invited
1ntsrmsnt Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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MCKAY, ANITA 4. On Thursday,
A f.sIe.p.: f sSn. =. y s'r S SssYEas'r L
Mrs. Amy KaSeman Of Williamsport'
ned, Pa. and Mrs o hsVsn "a bu shs;
OF Compton, Calf. She also u sur.
vived by fourteen grandchildren,
twenty-five Observation-Disclosures and
three great great grandchildren,
bo 5lesd 8, I Ioyg,, ea k,s, the fYns si
ave west, Vienna, Va services and
interment ~ Canton, Pa on satur-
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BSSF 4st Ell j IL sois 4! sf G.5S
shire ave. nv. sister of Mrs. .Retta
Doak OF the home address and Mrs
Herbert Higgins Of Eyanston. ~
OF Philadelphia, Pa. Friends mas
call At oawler's Chapel, 1883 Pa
ave. NV. ieourteey parkina oppoSitei
where services win Be held on eatur.
e oy A5.l o az a. c. s In''F@'n'
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is ia5s. Al siblsS II HOSPITAL fsH' ERNs 4
kQFAHt, Of 1915 Hobart st. NV.
beloved husband OF Bertha Kofahl.
Muii.r, Is. seller hi'i and Rsth: Arnd dt
Services at the g. r. Hines Co
Funeral Home. aa0l l4th st NV.
on Saturday, April 10. at II am
parking faeilitiesi Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. rs
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eoLEs. g, FRED. On THURSDAY. April
j. ! !ssD eoLs isGl believe. Xs% s. ,.. $:
inston.. D. C.. and Marx Coles
e Hsddonneld. y y, brother o.
Maude. Tunney Of Baltimore. Nd
Home. 4th ST. and Mass. ave. ne
Notice of services later
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BY JERRY O'LEARY, Jr.

THERE ARE many difncuit things to figure out about
i girafes. not the least Of which Is how they got
that way
The giraffe Is giraffe. you might say. but It's not
as all that. There I'VE six different kinds
The South African the Barngo the Nasal the Rhodesan.
the Congo and the Reticulated They be identified.
but not too easily.
Here's the to asked question: Are they
white with brown markings brown with white markngs2
The White North Of the equator the marking do
not go down the legs south Of the equator they do
Simple?
oirafes are popularity thought To be mute. This Il
not quite some scientists say giraffe repeatedly
can emit q sort Of gurgle. II pressed.
Another thing Is blood circulation. With that long
neck-t has the number Of vertebrae that yours
does. It's just longer-no knows how the CRATES
blood network fights gravity to send LIFE giving blood TO
the brain and back to the heart The round trip
SO feet.
Some aviation medical men figure that II they knew
how the giraffe does It they might solve Of the prob
lens Of supersonic. or space flight.
CRATES fight. using their necks like whp-ash and
their heads like club They do not swim at all and
has ever seen one wade They perhaps the worlds
strongest kckers and there reports of having
kicked the head right of a lioness
Unlike that other powerful kicker the mule the gi
rane kicks forward with his front feet
In the old days the giraffe known as the cameo-
pard but you can see why that name didn't stick.
Next Sunday: The Hippopotamus)
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Co, Rn1tty a&v,e

YoHU thrill to the new kiss Of color in your
hair. He'H thrill to the exciting young air
about you. For here. at last in Color Beauty
Is runway Of hair coloring to liven any
color hair. And finished tone is just as fresh
and young as the bubbles it comes from.
A color bubble hath for the hair. New Color
Beauty by Charles Antell Is not q messy
dye, not tedious rinse, not a halfway
color shampoo. but completely new kind
of hair eoloring. Thousands Of sparkling
color bubbles foam through your hair
give each hair q bubble bath of natural,
radiant, romantic color.
No mixing, no timing! All you do after each
shampoo is foam Color Beauty in with
finger-tips and rinse. In seconds, red hair
becomes ravishing, dark hair becomes
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richly radiant, blonde hair becomes pure
golden brilliance, grey hair becomes sheer
shimmering silver. And Color Beauty color
washes right out with your next shampoo.
It's 20 even, 50 natural-looking, no one
need ever know you helped it along.
For exciting young color that never shouts,
it whispers through your hair get new
Color Beauty. In six Of natures own shades
at fine cosmetic counters and beauty
salons everywhere.
, 1958-12-11
CARIBBEAN /.

Rogers. Plans for a special
West Indian Conference to be
held in February, to approve
a new Constitution and Bud
get for a successor organize
ton could net be reconciled,
due to a majority of the area
Governments Of the British
West Indies declining to az
cept membership and contri-
butte to a new organization.
Negotiations will continue
through other channels with
all National Sections. Mean
while the Commission and it's
staff will continue to serve the
cause Of regional cooperation.
, 1958-12-11
lei RICO

constructed by Collins under
sub-contract to the California
Institute Of Technology's Jet
Propulsion Laboratory.
Tracking was accomplished
by the use of a low powered
transmitter in the missile,
which emitted telemetry sig
mails picked up at the Puerto
Rico station.
DR.. William H. Pickering,
director Of ]. P. L. praised the
Puerto Rico station on the re-
markable achievement in
maintaining contact with the
space probe even though the
probe at one point was only
two and a half degrees above
the horizon at Puerto Rico.
, 1958-12-11
FRIDAY
BIG DOUBLE FEATURE !!
ISLAND WOMEN"

Marie Windsor, Vince Edwards,
Marilee Earle
romance, drama, Music
places Island Women it tells
the story Of the man who lived by
the law of shoot to kill--but shoot
first!
"aFISTER ROCK & ROLL"
Alan Freed, Rocky Graz'ano
Lionel Hampton & his Band
frankie Lymon, & the Teenagers,
Chuck Berry, La Vern Baker
Little Richards, The M%oonglows
and others -!
A real Rock & Roll" Kingdom
appears for your enjoyment
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-12-11
4 q ISLANDERS ~.

tive comnaittee; Edwin Gumbs,
treasurer; Mrs. Louise Guirty,
e istant seerer y; Mrs. Meta
lie Woods Nicholson; Mrs.
Rita Brunn Martin; and Miss
Henrietta Anderson.
Ncnnemler guests besides
the honored guests W e + e
Messrs. Alberto Senior, Joseph
E. Ritzberg; Charles E. Reubel;
Christian Lewis; Edgar Hall;
and Clifton Martin.
, 1958-12-11
THURSDAY

M.G.M. PlctureS pTeSeIIS.
DEATH OF "A S~coUNDREL"
George Sanders, Yvonne DeCarlo,
Zsa Zsa Gabor, Nancy Gates
Women loved him men hated
him somebody killed him.
This Empire builder was headed
for the death of a scoundrel.'
Based, according to some reports,
on the life of the late financier
Serge Rubinstein.
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-12-11
5 a D n . A Y

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$50 pm. Regular Admission
LIST Feature:
Columbia Pictures presents:
CRASH LANDING"
Gary Merrill, Nancy Davis with
Irene Hervey
'.Crash Landing" this is the
moment, when 80 lives are laid
. bare | /!
End Feature:
!. Another Columbia Presentation
RETURN TO WABASH"
Phil Carey, Catherine MeLeaod,
William Leslie
This is an exciting Western.
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-12-11
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and Information See
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templated would not be q fun
scale military advisory plan
such a. the United States nov
has with certain countries be-
ing provided with z now Of
Americans arms. But observer,
say the training obviously would
have some connection with the
time when the $4,000 American
servlcemen leave this Middle
East country.
Rumors are rampant In both
civil and military circles con-
corning the date Of the Amer
lean withdrawal. but responsible
authorities stress that no ofncial
information from Washington
Is available on the subject.
OF the total American force
here. 5000 are Marines. The
most commonly heard rumor
pictures the early re-embark-
ment OF one Marine battalion
Is q symbolic gesture TO the
Lebanese people.
An ofiicial source said NO
such withdrawal order has been
received. However, the Marines
have plans worked out In de-
tail for combat reloading Of
their ships and getting back
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT
Sunday. Aurust l0. 1853

District and vicinity-Mostly
sunny and a little warmer with
low humidity today, highest 81
Fair tonight. lowest SO. Winds
west or southwest 10 to is miles
per hour today, visibility good
Monday fair, little change in
temperature.
Maryland-Fair and warm
with low humidity today. high
est rs to So in the west and IS
to 90 in the east. Fair and not
as cool tonight. Monday fair
little change in temperature.
Virginia-Fair and warm
with low humidity today, high
est rs to IS in the west and
IS to 80 in the east. Fair and
not as cool tonight. Monday
fair, little change in tempera-
ture.
Resort Forecasts
Long Island and New Jersey
beaches-Mostly fair today,
highest IS, winds west at 20
miles per hour. Fair and cooler
Monday. High 70.
Delaware. Maryland and Vir-
einia ocean beaches-Fair to-
day. highest 81. winds west at
IS miles per hour. Fair and
cooler Monday. High 81.
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ate conferees' action on bills
10 speed up future pay raises
for Government per diem work
ers and to provide pensions
for former Presidents Of the
United States.
CAREER PROGRAM = The
White House apparently has
decided to ignore the request
OF the House Civil Service man
power subcommittee that the
presidential career executive
order be held up pending fur
ther study by the House unit
next year. The House group
has attacked the order as q
grave threat 10 the merit sys-
TEN and one that would result
in personal and political pa
tronage In the selection of Fed
eral employees 70 the elite super
grade Jobs.
President Eisenhower the
other day enlarged the member
ship Of the Career Executive
Board that win operate the
program. with Secretary Of
Health. Education and Welfare
Flemming as chairman.
Administration oficlals say
this Is good enough proof that
Mr.. Eisenhower wants the pro-
gram to get under way without
further delays.
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/. U. s. Training
OF Lebanese
ArmyPossibIe

BEIRUT. Aug. . (APl.-The
United States military COM
mand and Lebanese authorities
are discussing the Inauguration
OF American training for Leb-
anese troops. American sources
said today.
Training In such things as
military procedures and small
arms handling has assumed
considerable Importance now
that American and Lebanese
units are working closely to-
gether In such duty as recon-
Nuisance.
The informants said no
agreement has been reached
after some Ave days Of dis
cussions. The program con-
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Russian Predicts
Polio Eradication

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Aug.
Q (AP).-A Russian scientist
said today he believed polio
could be "eradicated from earth
in a couple of years" with an
American-made vaccine.
The statement was made to
a reporter by the Russian mi
crobiologist who conducted
tests in Russia Of the live polio
vaccine developed by DR.. Albert
B. Sabin. of Cincinnati. Ohio.
Prof. Anatoli Smorodintsev,
head Of the institute of expert
mental medicine in Leningrad.
is here for the world congress
on microbiology. He added:
II am sure the Sabin vaccine
viii wipe out polio like small
pox was wiped out" because
there will be no more virus"
He based his opinion on what
he called the absolutely bril-
liant results" obtained from
testing the vaccine on 1900
children in Leningrad.
None Of the children was
more than 3 years old he said,
explaining Gin America DR..
Sabin has tried his vaccine only
on adults"
Prof. Smorodintsev said, the
Leningrad tests had convinced
him that the Sabin vaccine was
"far superior to the Salk vac
cine which we have tested on
q large scale"
He added: "the Salk vaccine
takes well care of the polio
virus in the blood but leaves it
in the alimentary tract. The
Sabin vaccine wipes It out COM
pletely and everywhere"
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aioat, This IA standard pro-
Once the eth Fleet Marines
set ashore. they Immediately
draft plans for leaving. thus
keeping themselves In readi-
ness as a highly mobile force.
When the pullout order
comes. the Marines. who we're
first IN, win probably be the
first out. since their presence
back aboard the ships restores
the 9Th Fleets amphibious
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