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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

CHARMING 3-bedrm. brick ram.
Ari. residential area. Liy. |rm. with
fireplace. fully equip. kit. with
table SPACE. att. garage: fenced
yard; walk to express trans. Ask
Ing Sl1,a50 For further details
call The DARBY co. Realtors,
23l9 Wilson blvd IA. 5-p3a3.
Once omen q tiil q
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BEL ISVILLE = 3-btuTOOm fNmbItf
with a handsome fireplace In q
20xlS living room, full tiled base
ment, perfect for a recreation
room. Situated on a large land
time offered Only $l4.95Ol Don't
be latel Exclusive with BOWERS
pDOG AID -klnn
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CLOSE IN. sI6,e5O-2 full baths
top OF the = twin-sized bedrooms
in this all-brk. home large. sep.
din. rm.. full bsmt. with rec rm.
and workshop: dishwaSher: drive
way: flexible financing ASHLEY
e. CO.. 10. 5-232e. Q til q.
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SIERLtNG-Redee S-rm. frame
house: mod, approx. acre
Rround: COW schools and shop
ping center $500 down and take
over payments OF $50 mo. BY
OWNER. Herndon 6S4-w-I after
h n m
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BLAT IHIS, II you canl-3-bedTm.,
level with i3xi7 master bedrm. .
terrific cabinet space in big
kitchen with diversified refrigerator,
exceptional lavanette. . baths.
EoAN T Ta%f CAN an Be A ASShM 7
Hurry and call, the price is only
SlR.250, II refnanced under the
new FHA plan-total monthly
payments vould be only si9aI
hwy. IA. 5-7515, I'll y pm.
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NORTHWESTERN brick RAM
bier. spacious L-shaped liv rm
with fireplace, Hollywood bath,
full rec type bsmt, corner lot
near new expressway for quick
committing. S1b,abO Assume lge
SO loan PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES, AP. 7-77S4
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ARL. s.. close in, near Fl. Myer-
Why rent when you can own THU
honeymoon cottage for less---Just
81 $50 on easy terms; big wooded
lot, . bedrmS.. bright basement
Dashboard hot-water heat; walk -uI
attic, many extras Call ia
5-6S00. SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.
Realtors. 205b Wilson blvd.
aRL.-l mi. from Chain Bridge
older 6-rm -and-bath house: beaut
lot. 1:ixl Is. trees; close to schools
j. MAYNARD MAGRUDER. Real.
tor, IA. 7-100O. IA. 2-1l15. DU
5-S43S
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HILLCREsT HEIGHTS

EVANSVILLE EMERGENCY
Lovely big home may have 10 go
TO highest bidder! 10 rms Is
bedrms }, 3 baths: short walk TO
all schools and transp. Asking
$4,000 VIII consider 81 500
down. Call Mr. Bartlett. HA p
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sOUTHLAWN--3-bedroom rambler,
cow Boiling, Andrews; equip KIT /.
fenced I'd: $3.50 On. 10 7-3522
WEST NATURALIZATION ~
Oh loan on well-kept. 2-story CO.
lonial house: 3 bedrms.: ideal
location for children; fenced yard
BY OWNER. HA. o-1AOI
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MELPAR AREA - Attractive brick
rambler with q 2Oxl2-ft living
rm, dining ell, modern kitchen. 9
nice bedrms e. OF them twin Size)
lSxl0 glassed-in side screened
porch suitable for a 4th bedroom
or recreation rm. Situated on a
large wooded lot. convenient 10
Melpar and Seven Corners. Priced
AZ SIS $50 and assume a $I3.l50.
~ loan IA. 5-dS00. SHAN
NON & LuCHS CO.. Realtors. 2O55
Wilson blvd
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rm. and bSmt. all-brick ramblers
and split.levels In the city: some
rec M.n r ou a. luxe sfe n. Win nhd b,T mn
cabinets and built-in oven. Paved
SITS. and sidewalks. city sewer and
water. Over 90 sold; priced from
Si5,450 to S17.26O; I0ss On FHA
financing. Trades taken. DIR Out
Central ave, Rte. 214 10 Addison
I'd. right ! blk. 20 house Call
Mr.. Ohee. RE $4,000. with MAX
MILLER REAL ESTATE. Ii, q
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SPRINGFIELD. VA. crestwood sec
uon--'B-bedrm brick rambler, .
years old. Sl5,S0O; 4iaes loan
Refer. washer gas stove. wall-to-
wall eaTpeting months old
Many extras CT 6-eas4
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

COUNTRY CLUE RAMBLER-a
bedrms,, sep. din. rm., sparkling
kit. dry bsmt., large screened
porch; assume 4lzes loan with
only S2.400 down. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO.. uN. 4
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MARYLAND UNIVERSITY ANA

BUYER can assume 4ts loan. pay
S9i no. on this modern 3-bedrm
brick rambler corner lot: kitchen
with dishwasher and disposal. gas
h;-w.h Sl5 $50. HUGH T. PECK.
1850 New Hamp. ave. HE 4-6400
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ADELPHIi S895 dn. Vacant, No
settlement charges-3-bedrm. brick
rambler: full bsmt., rec. rm..
fenced I'd. Assume Ice. 4i2cs OF
loan; Lo. 6-374O; ewes, Tu.
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BRAND NEW 3-bedrm.. eis.bath.
lRe brick rambler. on lot with 1O3-
II. frontage. dead-end ST.: sep. din,
rm, full daylight bsmt., attached
gar. Falls Church area. MANNA6
REALTY. JE. .-3l1O.
CONTEMPORARY = Only 81 $50
cash REQUIRED on this most un-
usual 4-mo -old, 3-BEDROOM. .
BATH ANTIQUE brick-and- redwood
rancher. located on Is-acre lot IN
a setting Of tall trees: cathedral
ceiling living rm. with fireplace,
dining rn., ToDAY'B KITCHEN
with washer: carport and 1S-ft
porch $3.50 per month pays all:
owner transferred overseas; 3-day
possession; quality. construction
ana unique architecture make this
q terrific value at Sip.abO. FRED
ERTcK w, BERENs SALES. INC.
REALTORS. IA. b-2620. We take
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desirable split-level all-brk.. walk
ing distance to par0chIal school
and Safeway Lovely rec rm
for entertaining. level lot. paved
streets: FLA approved We take
trades IT, D BURGESS. Realtor
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REDRMs.. 2 Full BATHs

.I sEDR ms nI FILL , BATns .u ~
rambler in choice wooded area
mahoeany paneled entr. foyer.
beautiful liv rm with window
wall and Roman brick frepl.
lve kit. dishwasher and disposal
Tremendous rec. rm. with full
bath. Priced below cost S99.500
WOOD CO. JU. S-72O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

ARL. N.-Colonial, : bedrms.. sep
din; rm;: full 6s%t;, Ia rec; rm;;
Sl6,95O. JE. 4-7"55.
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OXON HILL-Oficer transferred.
Some lucky person will get a bar
gain In l-yr .-old split-level. BY
assuming excellent FHA financing
Three bedrms :. modern kitchen
Nh Hi., d ,oT s,s b beautiful rec I'm
Call Mr. Daniels. RE 5-4Os5 or
10, 5-1O02, WEST REAL ESTATE
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
OFFICES. STUDIOS for RENT

GEORGETOWN, 800 So. It. Of
ONCE space overlooking the 20.
tomac River. Ideal for contractor,
engineer, architect. etc. Call Pc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

81. JOHNS PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
Is mr.. this fine 4-bedrm., all brick
1la-bath Cape Cod with sep. din
nm, firepl.. full bSmt: Sl7,95O
A.. j.. KESSINGER d CO., JU.
a-4544.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

win buy this 3-bedrm, brick home
only years old. Full bsmt. With
rec rm. Property vacant. Inn
mediate possession. Assume large
OF loan and save closing cost
cal TIL epm. WA. 7.390O. ROB-
ERT s. DAVIS, A. CO, INC,
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hssCmE lnrfe $40 Oh loan on TINS
sEAyTrFuI AII.ELiEc KTTcHEN
WITH WITH LIFTING SPACE, !.
A OF 49, LOAN OF Si5,300
with pay Of only $40 . mo. incl,
S RIFT ' Ps ~, n. H %hy re gt7 e.: ..l
hwy. IA. 5.757b. III o pm.
fsms.r liz SSsh. a SSn S STiss
dishWasher, disposal. full bsmt.
with rec. area. including fire-
Es, s, Is,. sTsFsnse ,b icys,
IS Of ell faiths. within mile.
public and parochial schools with
IN blocks. mile 20 fabulous
F sRoPE fGFnss'' a. s1sO7 f RssI.
tors
GIL bedrms. full baths. An.
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go, 20. RoWN.gaymsnt ~. zen, Isnt.
or kit. With disposal and az.
washer Only S13.p5O PRINCE
OEoRoEs PROPERTIES. AP. =
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OLDE AIExANnRIAt,o.v,

semidet home with lovely side
earden: 3 bedrms. . baths. Nv
ing rm.. separate dining rm
HUGE kitchen, Priced at 81" 900
this should sell quickly Call OV.
3-i413 SHANNON a. LUCHs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3-bed.
T r'T isn:.d 4 sV. YARD W. re TiS
with only $3.50 down PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO.. UN. A.
1885. WA 7-66jb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

vIENNA-on III acres white
stone. most unusual 'bi-level. l7x30
Nv. nm. ent. rm., din Tm.. kit
den. bedrms AZ Glyndon 81.
J MAYNARD MAGRUDER. Real
tor, IA. 1000. IA. 2-71I5. DU
5-S43S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

RENT BEATER-SIO.5O0 Two
bedrm. semidet. home with full
basement Low down payment.
balance like rent. Check this now
Call OV 3-I413. SHANNON A.
LUCHS CO. Realtors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

PREsTIGE-Rare opportunity TO
AIrxA Sn5Hnns o MOST TO'q axcI o.
SIVE STREET. 2 bedrms. . baths.
screened porch. garage. hot-water
heat. large level lot with beau
tiful trees and shrubbery Only
minutes TO PentaGon and down.
town Washington Priced Low.
FREDERICK ". BERENS SAILS.
INC IA $3.50, Realtors We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

ADELPHI-Modern 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, less than yrs. old: sep.
din rm., : fireplaees; hsmt gar
Realtor. HE. 4-64OO It'll 9.
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sILvER sPRINe! JUST LISTED!

lonial with full bsmt., hot-water
heat, double earage! Fine loca-
ton! $1,000. RIPLEY CO.
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fees and suites on LIST floor: air
con: ianitor sery. Ideal accoun.
tant, lawyer. realtor. contractors.
etc. No parking worries; S45 up.
Avail. now and June Located
adjacent Sill Sp. at 1705 Ca. ave.
NV TIL o-010S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

LNNDONEK HILLS; CUTE. COY.
CONVENIENT and bright as a new
coin - This good looking three
bedroom home with six nice rooms
and comfortable porch Is situ-
ated hiRh on q hill with q view
Close to schools. shopping and
transportation. Only S1l 900 with
good terms, Exclusive with BOW
Frs BROS. AP T-s4OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

cal ov sif4is. SHANNON srs;e 20. 4
LUCHS CO. Realtors.
BIG ROOMS are YOURS in this ex-
ceptionally planned all-brick ram
o oisnr-mss,tr eed bed I;;xls ,sso
II kitchen that is FULLY
EQUIPPED. with lots OF eating
SPACE room 13xl1 dining rm
2ex13 LIVING RM. plus i9xii
Solarium; ALSO . FULL BATHS
and attached gsrage, Beautifully
landseaped lot with soft
frontage: TOP N. ARLINGTON
AREA III you're tired Of run
appreciate seeing this onei'
METZIER IVA ofncel. e4iT Lee
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SII 800 = IMMACULATE e-bedrm
semidet. brick home: LARGE living
nm. separate dining rm.. break
fast space in equipped kitchen: .
LARGE bedrms. and tiled bath
on md floor. basement. HOT
WATER HEAT. Anchor fenced
level lot. Close-in t9Oe busfare
to d c.. minutes TO Pentagon.
walking distance to ali shopping
FHA WORKING Call OV 3-14I3.
SHANNON g. LucHS CO. Real
f0Fe
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS - Rrick Cap

FOREST HEIGHTS - De luxe RAM
bier: 3 bedrmS.. sep. din. rm.. rec.
nm. . full baths; garage. many
other extras, including beautiful
FREDERICK W BERENs SALES.
INC RE R-h4nfl I'll q
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sPRINGBRooK FoREsr = eaul

stone rambler. with walnut pan
eled NV. rm,, din. rni., and hall;
Ice. kit, enormous rec. rm. and
gar: on 1h-acre. well-planned I'd.
Reas. c. ROBERT GRAY & CO.,
Ole EllSHnrth dr. Ill h-HInn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

v IENNA-Lovely Individual brick
home on beautiful a acre: 4 bed
rms. . baths. den. lge liy. rm..
nreol.. sep DIN. rm. family kit
scr porch. bsmt.. Gear garaEe with
Workshop; Sas.7s0. CAROLINE /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

6:35
4-Todoy on the Fern. News.
$50
4-Leok 70 This Dey. Prayer.
6:55
S-MeditetioR. lnspirotionoI.
TOO
4-TodoY. Variety.
] Hour. IS Min, Featuring Helen
O'ConneIl. Dave Gorrowoy is
host. News breoks 7:25, 7:55
and 8:25.
9-The Morning Show.
] Hour. Fovorite comedy series
News breaks at TBS and 7:55
with Scott Sutton.
500
e.coptoin k0nsoroe. Kids,
S:45
S.konaeV Hel. Kids.
S:5S
4.lnse. Cooking.
S.Thousht for The Dsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
Store Insists
On Thumb Print,
Trups Suspect

A thumb print, put on q
money order at the insistence
Of a store manager. yesterday
led to the arrest of a man by
FBI agents on a charge OF
causing a fraudulently filled
out 500 money order to be
transported in interstate COM
merce from Washington to
Baltimore.
The man accused is Allen
Woodson Alexander, 81. of the
1900 block of Park road NV.
A spokesman for the FBI said
Alexander had gotten a
Seventh street store manager
to cash the money order for
him. Before the store manager
would do so, however, he in
sisted that Alexander put a
thumb print on the money
order. Alexander's thumb print
matched the one on the money
order. the FBI said.
The money order. which was
drawn on a Baltimore bank,
was one of more than 60 money
orders stolen last December
from a Fourteenth street phar-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27

macy. according to the FBI
Alexander, however. was &C.
cused only of causing the
fraudulently made order to be
transported in interstate COM
merce.
Taken before United States
Commissioner James F. Splain,
Alexander waived the right to
a preliminary hearing and was
held for grand jury action
under $4,000 bond.
The FBI and police are seek
ing the person who stole the
money orders. Alexander was
the second person to be ar
rested in connection with pass
ing them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
Meteorological Center
Director Appointed /.

The Chief Of the Weather
Bureau. Department of Com.
merce. today announced thC
appointment of DR.. George p
Gresham as director of the
National Meteorological Center
at Suitland. Md.
The Weather Bureau said DR.
Gresham win coordinate anc
extend the use Of high-speec
electronic computing system:
and data processing techniques
to the entire field Of metero.
logy, including long and short
range weather analysis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
Groups Cited
By Red Cross
For Services

The District Chapter Of the
American Red Cross last night
honored 100 Washington area
groups for their participation
in Red Cross activities here.
Certificates of appreciation
were presented at q "recogni-
ton ceremony" in the Depart
mental Auditorium.
Three Of the organizations
honored have participated in
the chapters activities for 40
years or longer. They are the
District society Of the Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolu-
ton. the Washington Armed
Services Committee Of the Ma
tional Jewish Welfare Board
and the Washington Baseball
Club.
The principal speaker at the
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and children most of them
abandoned by their husbands
and fathers.
In the same period. nearly
2, 400 new individuals were GER
titled by public welfare to re-
ceive surplus food under the
departments program. The
total certified now exceeds
26.600 persons.
Distribution Problem
Receiving this report yester-
day, the District Public Well
fare Advisory Council voted to
consult with neighborhood
leaders on some of the problems
of distributing this food to
needy families. Mr.. Shea had
reported that about 20 per cent
of the eligibles fail to take
advantage of the food offer,
mainly because of the problem
of getting to and from the
distribution centers for their
heavy sacks of food.
The director reported the
recent fire that destroyed two
dairy barns at the Children's
Center at Laurel, Md, resulted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
Pianist Cleared

SYDNEY, Australia, Feb. q
(P.-An appeals court today
set aside the conviction of the
world-famous Chilean pianist,
Claudio Arrau, for offensive
behavior in a Sidney mems
room last June.
Appellate Judge Charles
Roony found that the offense
had been proved. But he said
it was of a trivial nature and
recorded mo conviction"
Mr.. Arrau, then in Australia
on a concert tour, was fined
f5 t$l1.20) by a magistrate
last August. A detective tes-
titled the pianist winked at
him in the mems room Of a
Sydney park. Mr.. Arrau's
lawyer contended the wink re-
suited from an eye ailment.
The pianist left Australia
soon after his convictionA He
is now on a concert tour in
the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
DC. Adds no
To Relief Rolls

The volume Of public assist
ance in the District continued
its steady climb through jan
uary for an increase of 1913
cases involving ITO individuals
over the preceding months
figures.
Public Welfare Director &C.
rard M. Shea blamed the rise
on the continuing economic lag.
Mr.. Shea said, however. the
department believes it will be
able to hold the line" in meet
ing increasing payments
through the end of the current
fiscal year. June 80.
S774,0OO Paid Out
The 1861 cases, representing
1850 persons. nearly half of
whom were children, cost the
city more than $774.000 in relief
payments. The biggest single
category was aid to dependent
children. A total of $4,000
in aid went to 1871 mothers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27

ceremony was Douglas Fair
banks, jr., movie and stage
star.
Other groups honored in the
IS to 40 year grouping were
the District Department of the
Disabled American Veterans,
Sergeant Jasper Auxiliary
Chapter and the Walker Auxil-
iary Chapter of the American
Legion. Twentieth Century Club
and the ElkS' Minstrels, WASH
ington Lodge is.
Also addressing the large au-
dience was Mrs. Robert White
law Wilson. national chairman
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of the volunteers Of the Red
Cross.
Making the presentations
were Mrs. David E. Finley,
chapter vice chairman: Mrs.
Francis E. Hildebrand, chair
man Of the District chapters
ONCE of Volunteers. and Mrs.
q. Morton Rose. vice chairman
Of the Awards Committee.
The groups honored served
in the activities Of the camp
and hospital committee Of the
production and supply service
and the entertainment and in
struction service In hospitals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
Historic Church Burns

PANAMA, Feb. 81 (P.-One
of Panamas most historic
buildings. the 1862 : year old
Church of Santa Librada in
Las TablaS. was almost de-
stroyed by fire yesterday.
Ten religious images. some
dating from the 10th century.
were lost in the two-hour blaze
caused by a short circuit. But
the church's most revered
image-of Santa Librada, pa
troneSs of the town 200 miles
southwest of Panama City
and priceless documents dat
ing from 1880 were saved.
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MINISTRY building. Tear gas
bombs drove them away. but
the crowd surged into the
financial district. Police opened
up again with tear gas and
finally dispersed the strikers.
The demonstration came
after President-El Arturo
Frondizi agreed to mediate be-
tween the strikers and bank
management in an attempt to
end the five-week strike. which
has entangled the nations
finance and banking systems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27

from Rio de Janeiro that her
marriage to Brazilian million
naire Francisco Pignatari has
been called off.
I'VE will get married as soon
as his divorce is cleared" she
said. Il am waiting for him
to come here"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Tear Cos Disperses
Argentine Strikers

BuENOS AIRES Argentina, Feb. 81 OAPolce fired tear
gas or three hours yesterday to break mob of striking
oank workers demanding Labor Minister Tristan
ABOUT higher Insurance workers walked off their jobs
in a sympathy strike
The demonstration first in front of the Labor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-27
Murriuoe Still On

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 81 up.
Film star Linda Christian
yesterday disputed a report
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in $4,000 damage. A sup
Elemental appropriation to re-
place the structures will be pre-
sented to Congress, since the
barns were uninsured and the
86-cow herd has only temporary
shelter.
Arkansas State press., 1958-12-12
Ministers Ask
Court to Outlaw
Two 1857 Acts

Ten Arkansas ministers from
over the state asked the Arkansas
supreme court Monday to throw
out two 1857 acts, one creating
the State Sovereignty Commits
sion and another which requires
the NAACP to reveal its MEM
bersip and contribution records.
The ministers charged that the
laws constitute an unlawful a.
bridgement" of the Negroes rights,
and that the real objective is to
~circumvent the supreme law of
the land by protecting and per-
petuating racial segregation in
the public schools.
The appeal filed by J. R. Book
er, VINO said he would ask that
the case be advanced for an ear
" ruling.
The original suit before Chancel-
1or Guy williams aslo attacked
two other companion acts, but
these were dropped.
Williams upheud the validity of
The two measures under lltiga-
ton.
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Judge John E. Miller said Fri
day he probably would not hold
a hearing in, the Lite Rock
School integration case until af-
ter Christmas.
Miller said he wanted to give
ample time to both sides to pre-
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Judge Miller Monday set jan
uary 6 as the date for the school
indignation case. Miller said he
expected to conclude the case in
few hours and issue an order
that same day spelling out de-
tails of how indignation is to pro-
coed.
He said the order would be di-
rected against the new six-man
school board elected Saturday.
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pare their cases and time for
anyone who wants to, to inter-
vene. He said all persons interest
ed would be given a chance to be
heard.
The hearing will be held in
federal district court. The judge
he would set date for it early
this week.
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C0ntInue0 iron page 1--WE
mind to run for class office
when he was a senior. He said he
felt it would help him get into
college But he hardly considered
the presidency the office TO which
he would be elected. Yet 1t was
almost the logical post for him,
once his senior year had rolled
around.
In three years and three
months of high school life. the
youth has a reputation as an
outstanding student, athlete and
musician. He is an onor stu
dent with a solid record of Els
(for excellent and SIS (for SUI
perior). He is ranked as one of
the best teen-aged drummers in
the city, with a liking for both
classical music and progressive
jazz, And he co-captained West
ports football team this year
from the right halfback position,
This background Of accomplish
ment accounts for much of the
nonchalance with which WeStport
students and faculty view the
most recent honor.
Mrs. Myles, Christian Sci
ence practitioner also views it
without the surprise some might
think would be warranted.
1--WE look at it as something
absolutely natural" his mother
said. You see, Phil wasn't taught
Arkansas State press., 1958-12-12
January 9Th Set To Hear School IntegratiOn Case

ings coud not be leased for use
as segregated private schools.
Miller was assigned to the cas-
tern district September II for pur-
poses of hearing the Little Rock
Indignation case.
The assignment was, made by
Chief Judge Archibald K. Gard
ner of the Court of Appeals
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He said he wanted to wind up
the case by January u.
Miller said however, if there
was anything pressing he would
hold the hearing earlier. but he
said he didn't see any great rush.
and hadn't been contacted by any
of the parties in the case.
He received the mandate from