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represents requests which nor
mally would have come to Con-
gress next year.
1t asserted the result is "a
favorable looking. but mislead-
ing reduction" in 1859 budget
totals as compared with 1858,
and added:
Had the President handled
these items in the normal man
ner in the 1859 budget. the re-
suit would reflect a recommend
ed increase in new obligating
authority in 1859. not a de-
crease.
Effect Is Cited
"And this would comport
more realistically with the &C.
tual expenditure side of the
Presidents budget which shows
a continuing increase.
The biggest part Of the sup
Elemental appropriations for
this year is S2,235,l3l,868 to
reimburse the Commodity
Credit Corporation for funds
expended on agriculture and
farm price support programs.
The committee also:
/. Accused the Agriculture
Department Of failing to use
its ample authority" to give
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
S2.8 Billion Money Bill
Approved byHouse Unit
By the Associated Press

The House Appropriations Committee today approved
$2837 GOT in additional money for
the remainder of the fiscal ending
main effect is to make next Eisenhower budget
better. -
committee majority said per added money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
rumon to Visit Europe,
Speak on World Peace

Former President Truman said today that a trip to
Europe probably next month"; will give him further oppor
unity to promote world peace through speeches human
fellowship.
He is here for weekend Democratic dinner after
Philadelphia visit at which he received last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
FOuNn

CAT, young, black male; in storm;
kensington. Md. VIII 2-2341
CAT. white. male; vic. Buchanan ct.
owner or good home XII. D-3059.
CATS, tiger stripe, black and white:
males; vic. N. Jordan 81. owner or
good home XII g-3gb0.
DOG, white and tan. male vie. N.
quaker 'ane Owner or good home XII
DOC. Irish setter. maroon color. male,
puppy; vicinity WestlaWn, Fails
Church. Monday, JE. 4-I444.
DOG. black. white neck and paws,
white-tipped tail collar, no tags; vic,
-Four Corners. Sill spg, Ju. 1921.
DOG, cocker type, black, male; vic
Arlandria. Owner or good home. XII.
n-3g5g.
GLASSES, stray bows, bottom trans
parent vic downtown area, Feb. 10
AID 2.l453.
PUPPY, rust color, female; vic. Prince
~ Own1T or good home. XII. p-3D5p,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
Rome Back, Belittles
Antarctic friction

Navy Capt. Finn Rome came home today and labeled
nonsense reports that the Antarctic expedition he headed
full of animosity and friction
But the veteran polar explorer added
Every such expedition has its share Of friction because
Of the unusual pressures the men subjected to.
every basket there's least rotten It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
LOST

DOG, black and white fox terrier
name Spot; vic. N. Hamp and East
ern ayes. ne. Reward. tn. 2-S463.
BOG. Wire-haired terrier, friendly
female. black and white. no collar
Strayed curing snowstorm, Silver
Spring area. Reward HE. 1885.
DOG. Irish setter, young male; vic.
Coral Hills Feb IS Answers to
Rusty" 10. $3.50.
Dog. brown cocker. has name tag
OF "Leber." Walla Walla, Wash. Alex.
vic. TIE. $4,000.
BOG. red terrier male full Erown
White on chest last seen Monday. vic
Wisconsin ave. and Que SITS: ans. to
Dusty: reward FE. 3-2533.
DOG, possibly Dalmatian and pointer
leather collar, no tag, male. iron
gray white spotted less vic. -Four
Corners. JU. S-9261.
DOG. collie. male. tri-color, wearing
ehoker chain with TAGS. Vic. Takoma
Park. Reward. JU. 5-1157.
male. Name "Pudgy'" Vic. NJ street
DI 7-9046 or MI. 5000
DOG, springer spaniel puppy, female,
white with dark brown: vic. Be-
! thssssi Call DR. cuRREY' EN-
DOG, mixed terrier. with long ears
Conn. ave and Woodley I'd reward
AID. 4-294g.
DOG, collie. tan and white: vicinity
Capitol ielghts, Nd. sun: answers
to name Of "Goldie." 10. S-4224.
kEY CHAIN, gold: ST. Christopher.
cross and keys. vic. Wis ave-,
GEORGETOWN: reward. FE. 3-333O.
23'
EARRING, ANTIQUE gold possibly on
NJ! bus Friday, Feb. IA. Reward
III J-gOsl.
RING-Fordham University class ring.
Saturday IN the Northwest section,
sold. maroon stone 1855. Reward
De a-2is2
WALLET, bieRe, initials c. Z. on front:
Wednesday. February 10. in vicinity
OF N II and Ga. ayes, 10 4th and q
SITS. NV. Had Sl9 cash, need money
desperately. Reward. RIA. $685..
WATCH. small. round, gold with black
strap: bet ! and pm. Feb is,
near woodward a Lothrop Reward
offered. Elk. $4,000, Ext. 3147.
GENEROUS REWARD
FOR decanter, missing from locked suite
4s3. eheraton-Park Hotel, January ~.
MO E-AR1A
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EARRING, ANTIQUE gold. possibly on
NJ bus Friday, Feb. IA. Reward
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PUPPY, rust color, female; vic. Prince
o. ovnW or good home. XII. $1,000,
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BOG. red terrier. male. full Erown,
White on chest; last seen Monday. vic
Wisconsin ave. and Que SITS: ans to
"Dnsty''. FpWaYd FE a-oSln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

k eF6.. CHAN sAa .s sSId 1 st c %. S
GEORGETOWN; reward. FE. 3-333O.
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DOG, mixed terrier. with long ears
brown with some white; vicinity OF
Conn. ave and Woodley I'd. reward
AID 4-2g40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

DOG, Pekingese, strawberry blond
male. Name .Pudgy." Vic. NJ stree,
ET. Srippled ,siris pS PET Reward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

DOG. possibly Dalmatian and pointer,
leather collar, no tag. male. iron
gray, white spotted less: vic -Four
Corners III S-9o61
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

DOG, springer spaniel puppy, female
white with dark brown: vic. Be-
thesda, Call DR.. cURREY. EN-
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Leave It to BeaverThe boys listen to their father talk about
the wisdom of saving buck and then turn right around
and buy pop hunting jacket. Their reasoning, oddly
enough is very sound and gains them another victory
tonight Delightful episode 1880 pm. WTOP-9.
Court Of Last Resorhe Lester Arnold Case" Mildly
terestng entry, although the corny ending bit on
the deep end This time, the court clears of a
murder charge after they round up witness who
positively identifies him the murderer. Trouble with
this slick series is that there's minimum Of suspense,
and the subject is almost always innocent pm, WRC-
Zane Grey Theater-Sundown At Bitter Creek" Dick Powell
plays Dan Case onetme gun singer who comes riding
into small Western town. Some Of the local gentry
show marked dislike for Powell and before the half
hour up forced to reach for his shooting irons
okay western helped by background tune by Tex
Ritter. $3.50 pm, WToP-9.
Phil SiIvers Show-"Cyrano De Biko" Phil helps ovesick
CT win his girls hand then suspects the lady of being
gold-digger Funniest moments in broad episode are
provided by Kay Medord playing an average Miss Lonely
hearts. pm. WTOP-9
Patrice unseI ShowPat with the help Of Buddy Hackett
and Rudy Valee, harks back to the good old days OF
radio. There's cute soap-opera segment, plus SAM
ping of of the sensible songs OF the mid-thrtieS
Hackett also discusses his romantic problems, which Pat
dismisses by singing For Every Man, There's Woman
$3.50 pm, WMAL-7.
Walter Wnche Fie-Tonights best bet for drama fans.
This show its best when dealing with psychopathc
killers and chases In this sadistic hood and his
squeamish buddy steal car when making a getaway
and in the back seat Of the 11month-old baby
Slick wel-done little thriller though bit heavy on
coincidence. 10 pm, WNdAL-7.
to PersOn-Garry Moore pnch-hitng for Ed Muir
tonight, will visit with Maj Gen. John B. Medaris,
Army missile chief and his wife Virginia. at their home
at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Ala The generals
ideas on the future of missiles should be must Then
to New Yorks Manhattan, to the fabulous home OF
Architect Edward Stone designer of the United States
pavilion at the Brussels Fair and his talented WIFE,
Maria Stones ideas architecture display in his
own house 1890 pm. WToP-9.
Jack Paar ShOw-ack series of announcers ufs
tonight with Dode Goodman looking and Coincidence
Kaye Ballard gives out with takeof on tranquizers
If you have insomnia you'll rescued from her clutches
by Singer Blossom Deare songs and by vvacious rgen-
tine Calypso singer and dancer doing
Listen, Listen Honey" and "Mama-Yo-Quiero" H:SC
pma WRCA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14

from the busy Jack Barry Dan
Enright mill.
Here's one that a number of
hi-fi fans have been waiting
for. WGMS will broadcast
Carmen Dragons "Santa Fe
Suite" in stereophOnic sound
next Monday night at 8 o'clock.
A binaural broadcast re-
quires a special setup to hear,
but you can imprOvise If you
have both an AM and FM radio.
You tune one to WGMS-
FIN, the other to WGMS-AM.
!. Call the station for detailed
advice.
Add Radio Notes: Bob Bartel,
formerly of WEAM, is WPGC's
new program director. :. The
station will up its power to TO-
900 watts in a few weeks. :.
Bill Mayhugh's Your Sunday
Tour" on WFCR is an magma
ton dee-jay show. He takes
listeners "around the world" for
exotic as well as popular do
nestle music. Newly added
to WFCR's roster, incidentally.
is popular Herb Davis,
The American Bro1dcdSting
Networks slogan contest paS
iDon BY a WMAL listener, Jack
TGiSho6, iDho turns out to be
the brother OF Sol TaiShof,
publisher OF BroddcGstino
Magazine -. The prize A
,Deek's trip for tho to BuenoS
Aires.
The film credits for Warmers
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and t0hen the birthday cake
NTH 81 candles tUnS brought
out, they stood up and shouted
-"bloD them all out!"
Moore has appeared on Sui
livan's show three times before
and at age 80, doesn't have to
concoct a yarn about how the
February % date came ABOUT.
II called Ed and suggested it, "
he told me. ED said that he
wanted to hear me do them
so ] went over to see him."
He laughed. First addition
1 ever gave. And l had to wait
until ! was S2!"
In these days when comedians
are essaying dramatic roles
with accompanying fanfare)
it is interesting to note that
Mr.. Moore, one Of the theater's
great comics. not only started
out as a legitimate actor, but
late in his career scored a ire
mendous artistic hit in a mo-
ton picture called MAKE Way
For Tomorrow" (Reulah Bondi
co-starred in the 1897 movie
It was a beautiful picture but
failed at the box Office on its
first go-round. When I men,
toned how much I had adj
mired it, Moore was obviously
delighted.
Leo McCarey told me il was
the best picture he'd ever made.
And there's a theater here
that's played II II times-and
they keep getting requests for
it,.
I'd like to see it again myself.
+ 49,
On the Run:
The Dough-Re-Mi musical
guessing game which replaces
Arlene Francis on February "a
(NBC-D is another product
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14

Show: Adventure In
Sahara" starring Paul Kelly.
(19S8).
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS
500, WTTG ~ = Warner

500, WTTG ~ = Warner
Bros. Attraction: 1.-The
World Changes" starring
Paul Mum and Aline Nc
Mahon: TV Key says: Long
senseless story of 10 years
in the life Of a man carry
ing him from the West OF
the 1905 to Wall street in
1929 1889.
$3.50, WMAL (0-Colt As:
Three brothers capture Chris
Colt and try to force him
into marriage with their
backwoods sister, Valentine.
in "Mantrap."
900, WMAL (7)-Frank ST.
natra Show: Special live st.
Valentines Day musical with
Shirley Jones, Alice Pearce
and Franks 9-year-old
daughter Tina.
1000, WRC (4)-Sports Cav
alcade: Stefan Redl VS.. Gale
Kerwin in a l0-round welter-
weight bout.
1880, WMAL tD-Sea Hunt
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reason. Seems a group Of teen
age girls cornered him In
Philadelphia the day before.
"Tore my coat and tie" he
admitted. No, he wasn't hurt.
Preston didn't seem to mind.
They're better than no fans, "
he grinned.
The blond sleuth-salesman
of Colt AS has been learning,
on his first trip out Of Holly
wood, a few facts of life about
fan adulation, if not self de-
Tense.
He was in Philadelphia Tues
day, made Baltimore and
Washington on Wednesday,
and was OF to Atlanta that
night.
Then it's back to work."
someone asked.
Al fellow never looked so
glad.
The Colt people, by the way,
are ecstatic with the series
which has doomed sales, and
with their boy. Preston.
officials were a little dubious
about Preston's reported Prov
ess with guns.
"You know how II is" Colts
John Millington said, "evers
Western star is supposed to be
a great shot,"
80 we gave him a Python
in Hartford last week." he con-
tinued. "A Python has a 1851
Maguum velocity and the bull
let can go through an engine
block. We took Preston out or
the firing range and he had q
grouping within a half-dollar
at so feet!"
80 i
Birthday Party: That grand
old trouper, Victor Moore, will
celebrate his 82d birthday or
the Ed Sullivan show February
% by singing George M. CO.
hans. Forty Five Minutes
From Broadway" and MARY"
The first-named was the title
song of Moore's first New York
hit and If it doesn't seem like
yesterday. the year was 1906.
The beloved actor comedian
wds In a mellon mood yesterday
tuhen we talked. He had just
come from the Lambs Club
where a premature" btrthddl
party iDGs hoSted in his homo
By his old musical comedy part
ner, Billy Carton. Frank Fay
Bobby Clark. Leon AnteS GnC
many Others mere there, too
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14

Lloyd Bridges as TVS private
underwate investigator
plunges ITO feet to save the
life Of a diver.
1880, WTTG 60 = Eleven
O'Clock Movie: "Experi-
ment Alcatraz" starring
John Howard and Joan
Dixon. TV Key says: Medi-
OGRE melodrama. Convicts
are used for atomic medical
experiments. when murder
strikes (1950).
I1l:1S, WTOP (9)-Late Show:
"Swanee River" starring
Don Ameche and AL Jolson.
Tv Key says: Stephen Fos-
ter's music is a pleasure to
listen to but this contrived
biography is just too much
hokum 1880.
1880, WTOP ts)-Late Late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14

AOAiSuL . luii OCItCuuIC
for the whole family:
500 Early Show.
Down Three Dark Streets"
starring Broderick Crawford
and Ruth Roman
$50 $50 Spotlight
Gas Douglas Edwards with the News
TOO Annie Oakley
7iSo Leave It to Beaver
500 Trackdown
$50 Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater'
300 The Phil Silvers Show
$50 The Schlitz Playhouse
1000 The Line-Up
io,3o Person to Person
HOO The II Pm. Report
Ills Late Show, "Swanee River"
starring Don Ameche and
AL Jolson
I2i3o Late Late Show.
Adventure in Sahara"
starring Paul Kelly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14
ToDAYs RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

6:45, WGMS - Diplomatic
Desk: Guest is Yekutiel Or
gel, press attache of the Is
raelian Embassy.
1918, WWDC - Washington
Report: Increasing Unem-
ployment" is discussed by
John F. Kennedy. Democrat
of Massachusetts,, and Rep
resentative Eugene ]. Me-
Carthy, Democrat Of Min
nesota.
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TeIevision Tomorrow-soturdoy Feb, IS, 1858

Cartoon Circus; $50, Why Does YoW Garden Crow TO-
"a HsWE STORY;
eNtssa MA BASKETBALL
Philadelphia Cartoon ceusi 49, Racing From HsIs
Fsuuish
Wne-tiso Christopher H. i21s city Assignment;
81 Adventure Playhouse, $50 Nit Grant Show East
Side Mds 6, Capital Caravan 4..tN-
Carolina state arsnt 1 VsW income Taxi
(7 ALstH Bsul $50 cs Arhst Victory h Sea- $780, Bowl the
Champ
WToP-Is Morning Msdsun; Captain
(ol sas; Mickey shsWi
t3o Stories the Century Professional Rssksy Pick Temples $780,
Early shsW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14

Hold Everything" Ia 1880 mu-
steal starring Joe E. Brown
one of the clues in a current
TV quiz contest, lists in the cast
a George Carpenter. !. That
would be the French fighter. /
guess, who was k.o.'d by Jack
Dempsey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
A Big Man Who's
Had a Busy Week
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star stan Critic

wayde Preston the rangy young star Of ABCs Colt AS
looked wary around the WAL conference Wednesday
evening picked out comfortable chair and punked con-
tentedly into it.
He wasn't wearing his slick Western outfit for an excellent
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FIN Stations

WRc.FM-TemporaFiiy off the cir.
Wr0P-FM-ss.3 Mc.-24-hour operation.
WAsh-FM-s1.i Me- en-. 70 i7ts am,
Mondsy-Sundsy.
W0l.FM-ss.1 Me- an. 10 midnight.
WFAn-FM-i 1908 ke.--2l-hsuF operation.
WWDc.FM-10i.i Me- an. tO2i.m.
WeMs-FM-1o3.s Me- weekdays s;7s an. 10
midnight, Sundays ISIS an. 10 midnight.
WARL-FM-io5.1 Me.-1;3o an. 10 7 Pm,
Monday through Saturday I;jo on. 10 Sis
pm. on Sunday.
WUsI-FM- t0s.5 Me.-1:3o an. 10 sp.m.
WMAL-FM-1o1.3 Me.-Io;ls an. 10 midnight
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Other AM Stations

WPlk-13o ke.-Daylight only.
WARL-1s0 Ke.-1:3o an. 10 Sis pm.
WeAY-1oso ke.-BaylIght only.
WUsT-1i2o ke.-Daylight only.
wFAx-177o ke.-Dayiight only.
WWDc-I2so ke.--14-hsur operation, except
Sunday midnight to an. Monday.
WFcR-l3io ke.-Dsyllght only.
wO0k-i3a0 ke.-2l-heur operation.
wEAM-13so ke.--2l-hsur operation, except
Sunday midnight 10 an. Monday.
WOl-llso ke.-1 an. 10 midnight.
Wp0N-islo ke.-Dsylight only.
wPRW-1ls9 ke.-s;1o an. to sunset.
WlNx-tseo ke.-s an. to midnight; Sunday,
lam. 10 midnight.
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TV KEY PRFVIEWS

Toniohts top shows prepieDed By nv KEYS st06.
tuho attend reeGrsGls match screenings and ondlyze
scripts In New York and Hollywood Their opinions
offered guide to area UteDers.
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TAXI CO., W.. location. I've '5i
s ssnsea ans cr op s.s7 slas c ga S5sss
TOY DlsTRHDUT0neIlIPs II
Alexandria stores; &d30l full o.
RaFt a tina can expand anywhere
INVESTOR for enc third eoipa
ssorp2sasi9n w9rkln9 q non work q, !:
s p moslssl Boz i2 2S.K s sifsHsErsd
sTOnE rOR nkNT - First door
rent soes Der men.h; zeal cppor.
tunlty. BOZ seen, star,
PARTNkR WANTED with fast
gTovinG co., now forming ma
tlonal sales force With nev au-
tomotive product. Big potential
Man with aalee or Bookkeeping
eHpef, helpful: full or part time.
81. and d :is.s s' o. 70 4.s sssSSee'
HAVE a GIT smOr. 8 hover lhop
Gains. CLAUDE 6htHLET. 400
Kennedy st.. RA. $4,000, RA
A-O3O4.
II. q. COUNTY, iiquor license: on
sale location available on y, B. i.
terms n desired. RA. 3-o503.
LARGE SHAY SERVICE STATION
for lease In erowtne neighhorhood
community. new shopping center
proposed: near Andrews Air Force
Base. Major oil company oners
tFaining with pay TO aualihed an
plicant. For information, call TE.
o-3l4O. IA, b-S3e0,
SMALL RISE. AFi.. Va: nsW ABc
on-olf: full price, $500. Apt,
BOX 4os0. Warrington :, d. g.
HAvE s-BEDRM. Cape Cod. garass
and breezeWay. on Ia acre. grow
ms community; 80 0n0 equity. will
exchange for established business,
Gail MIR. 0CRU0ue. UH. 4-iSN5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24

BETHEsDA--New 4.bedrm., A-bath
Colonial. rec rni., maids quar-
ters l-car garage. S64,5O0. Open
daily l-5. Corner OF Goldsboro
I'd, and Bradley blvd, OIL; s-4l34;
REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24

ssntption' Attrse. csps Cod In
sad bath thu spseloaas. Nv. Il rm o'I ssD.
din. Fms modern kit. with saflng
space. 2nd nrg 2 Ice. bedfmS.
and bath, In addition . rec. Tm,
full bsmt.. lovely fenced yard.
c wsI.anr ,r.s Sis.anss k2 s sehSsGIs
DISTRICT MARYLAND REALTY,
INC, eyes, OIL. 4-IJ43.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-mp.
LANDON VILLAGE
. oUTsTANDIHo HOME
SELECTIONS
3-4-5 Bedrooms
1909 GRANADA DRIVE

l.. r ssdr r% Vim S sI.s .ef sssss
board hr-v.hs Ise. elee. III.
Directions: Out Bradley blvd. 70
Wilson lane, left 70 Westfield DR.,
left 70 KIRBY I'd. left 10 Granada
and rtght TO open sign.