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= PR0TIy RAKA

Znaca mO Otkrice j. Salka ma
putu da Sc Otkrije lick prOtiv
raka
New York. - Americki u
cenjak Jonas Salk otkrio .je
anti-tijela, koja n a pa d a j u
kancerozne celije. DR.. Salk
objavio je ovo otkrice u caso-
pisu - ournal of Science.
DR.. Salk Sc doduse ogradjuje
da su u toku laboratorijskih
eksperimenata ova anti-tijela
napadala kancerozne i nor
maine celije. Medjutim, dru-
gi ucenjaci smatraju da je O.
vaj pronalazak veoma zna-
cajan i vjeruju da sc ovo ne
gativno djelovanje anti-tijela
ma normalne celije moze u
klonuti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-15
$4,000 osIGURAcIJA

KOd Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice mole Sc osigurati na
zivotnu osiguraciju ma $1O.-
600 / to cd 16 do 40 godina.
Djecu u n q 5 e m Pomladlu
takodjer Sc moze osigursH
m svotu. Cd $4,000.
vec imamo .clanova osigu-
ranih ma ovu ,najviSu sv0tu
zivotne osiguracije, . to 81
oni koji su svijesni znadu
vaxnost takove visoke osigu-
raclje. r----------------.--r~
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-15

sluze lJudl, kOJl lIld IlldsleI e.
ca ma glavi pax nesmiJu ma
sunce. -
zalosno, ali evo sto je ma
stvari: Odsjek broj 351, naj-
veci odsjek u nasoj Zajed-
nici, pripremao Sc i odrzao
godisnje izbore "a upravu "a
godinu 1858. Kao obicno bilo
je wise kandidata "a razne
polozaje svakako ii kandi-
dati bill su podijeljeni ma dvi-
je grupe. Nista loseg nema U
tome. Lose j slabo "a odsjek
je onda kada nece biti ma
tjecaja "a razne polozaje u
odsjeku, kao sto ie vec da-
mas slucaj u mnogim odsjeci-
ma u kojima Sc nece. nitko
primiti u odbor. To je slaba
strana i jos slabija "a buduc-
most n as e Zajednice, u od-
sjecima gdje imade natjeca-
telja "a polozaje je dobro, jer
tn Sc pokazuje aktivnost j je-
dan drugog tjera ma bolji i
zivlji rad u zajednici. cim vi
Sc natjecatelja u jednom od-
sjeku tim bolje "a odsjek. 3 :.
Kod mas u nasem odsjeku
Sc tako negleda ma stvar. O.
nj, koji su ma upravi odsjeka
zamisljaju 81, da trebaju O.
stati "a sva vremena i jao
81 ga onome tko Sc usudi da
kandidira protiv nijh. sto je
jos gore, tu Sc umjesaju O.
sobe, koje nisu u nasem cd
sjeku, sa S v r h o m da prave
zbrku nered u odsjeku, sto
je stetno po odsjek.
ia sam sc u S u d o kandi-
dirati "a podpredsjednika od-
sieka bio sam bran ma tai
polozaj. Pomislite, nekima je
to toliko smetalo, sto sam ia
kandidat, da SUI mi poslali u
kucu vladine ljude da me j.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-15

njenim Drzavama Amerike.
Cijena je valjda jedan do
lar. Tko zeli neka je naruci
u zagrebu. Samo posaljite u
pismu jedan dollar ma adresu:
Matica Iselj jenika Hrvatske,
Gajeva Utica "a, Zagreb -
Jugoslavija.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-15
Iyica CeIinsCak

Clanstvo odsjeka broj 946
H. B. z. u Sudburyu vese-
ljem pozdravlja dolazak me-
dju odrasle jednog cd maj
aktivnijih nasih mladjih cla-
nova - Ivicu Celinscaka. u
daljnjoj blizoj okolici on je
poznat nasem narodu, jer cd
na ir1lc djih dana nastuDa ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-15

spituju 9. svemu ] svacemu
Ne samo da su predstaynike
Wade poslali u naoju kucu ne
SO i nekima drugima, koji su
takodjer bill kandidati "a raz-
ne, polozaje ma istoj listi sa-
mnom,. I. candidate ma listi, ma
kojoj sam ia bio, Sc je stra-
silo i prijetilo sa gubitkom
posla a i fizickih prijetnja
nije manjkalo. Trazilo Sc cd
istih da odstupe cd kandida-
ture, ali nj jedan Sc 'nije u
plasio niti .je odstupio.
Izhori su dobro prosli, jer
je uprava vodstva sada IL
mjesana, jer je stanoviti broj
kandidata biran sa. obih stra-
ma. ~
Nase clanstvo osudjuje
takav postupak
ia sam bio predsjednik od-
sjeka broj 351 "a II godina
i nikada nisam branio a Jos
mamie tuzio vlastima bilo ko-
jeg mojeg protu-kandidata.
Uvijek sam smatrao da sva-
XII Clan ina pravo da kandi-
dira u vodstvo odsjeka. Bio
sam glavni odbornik Zajed-
nice II godina j uvijek sam
nastojao biti pravedan ka-
ko kaze Amerikanac Gentle
man" ma prama svakome.
Oni, koji Sc sluze 50 ovako
niskim sredstvom, zaborav-
ljaju da live u demokratskoj
America, gdje vlada sloboda
izbora i slobodni natjecaji "a
sve polozaje cd predsjednika
Amerike pa dole do najnizeg
polozaja.
Nase clanstvo, kako u ma
Sem odsjeku tako i u Za.jed-
nici, kao demokratsko Clan
stvo, najostrije osudjuje ova-
kav podli nacin izbone bor-
be. Neka to upamte oni, koji
sc sluze sa takovim srestvi-
ma j kad i'll narod i nase
clanstvot dobro upozna i pre-
ere, neka ne krive tai, narod
j nekog drugog, vec sami Sc
be. cestit covjek nece nikada
tako> nisko pasti da &c brata
svoga optuzivati i strasiti. A
onaj, koji je pravedan, neboji
Sc nj optuzba nj strasila vec
estate j nadalje dosljedan -
covjeka.
clanstvu mog odsjeka 351
porucujem da zbijemo svi "a
jedno nase redove, da po-
stujemo jedan drugoga, da
radimo bratski | slozno. Ne
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-15
NAR0DN0 zDRAVUE | MEDlCINA
PUsENJE POVE(AV SHIRT OD RAkA
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Prema iZvleStaV American a Society
Judi koji puse cgt 1eset puta veco opasnosti da
umru cd raka go nepusac.
Pronaasci ustsI "a - smrtna rata raka ma plu-
Gina 900 po sto visa 9uSaca nego kod nepuSaea Pu-
sene takoder povecavs smrtnh srGanh napada-
ia po veil Ovo konacne broke 6etir-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-15

imadu zaposlenje kod l. a k e
Shore Mines Companije, Hen
ry kao inzinjer u rudniku, a
Marlene u uredu kao cinov-
MICA. Henry je sin Mate i Eve
Bukovec, a mladenka je kcer-
ka Mrs. Jean Hunton i po-
kojnog Chester Hunton.
Nasem mladencu Henry
njegovoj odabranici, zelimo
svaku dobru srecu u njiho-
vom bracnom zivotu.
Josip Vukovic, izvj.
(Napomena urednistva. -
Pre- m a zakljucku Izvrsnog
Odbora, koji je u krijeposti
vec par mjeseci, "a Kills e j
mladenaca preko diva stupca,
racunamo sedan dolara, te
molimo dopisnike i one koji
nam to salju da ovo uvaze)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-15
Ma ADRESU 0NIkAA K0JIh Sc T|CE,

Detroit, Mich = Nije to ijepo nj dostojno eovjeka
namanje bratski cine neki nas clanovi suze Nas
pion ustroiitelI Zaednice, nkada nsu suz sred
stvima sa kojma neko slze sto je jos ntere
santniie sa ovakovim coyjeku nedoston sredstvma
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IAYNo BIlyEzNIckl UREl

Mas ured izradjuje sve pravue
spise kao punomoti, Mp0pro-
dame ugovore, dar0vnice
siiGne tsprave. Pribavljama
lnstne, vjentane j smrtne d
stove Il starog tTaja kao
ovdje. Tko zeli dobaviti rod.
, binu u Jugoslayite mode q
m mas obratiH n inf0rmacije.
Posreduje 80 n ufodt tenJc
nasljedstva ovdje | . Jugo-
slsvtH. Obavlja - svakovrsue
pr~vode
KOstO Unkovic,
JAvFu RuJD1NlK
sos Grant Street
Pittsburgh 10. PennsvIvania
Evening star., 1958-07-15
Ed SULLIVAN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Gothum Gudubouts

Wrieley exec A. q. AtWater
and Glnny slmms In tune.
Laszlo Szechenyl Of Vanderbilt
family TO wed TheFesla soheIi.
Bob Hopes next. Co West
Young Man, for VA, q comedy
Western about insurance sales
man who sells 100000 policy
TO Jesse James.
So AfH
Vivlen Leigh TO be a grand-
mother. The Robert Suzanne
Holman) Farringtons expect-
ing. j. Burt Lancaster recup-
Grating from badly strained
back. Anna Mamalakis,
niece Of former Premier Of
Greece. honeymoonlng with
Chris Pappas. Kim Kendall
dating George Baker, Jr. (. .
Walt Disney en- route from
Switzerland. 4. Ireland PLAN
ming huge duty-free zone next
to Shannon Airport. Lind
say Crosby. completing his basic
training at Fort Ord. Calf. and
june Blair serious. Bells
Evening star., 1958-07-15
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Continued From Page Ala
need a hit record. seems to
have one in "Bhigl Bangl
Bongl" which she recorded for
Columbia and which Variety
the bible of show business picks
as q sure bet for success.
Ludwig Gerber. president of
Criterion Productions, is look
ing for young men to star in
the movie westerns he is PLAN
ming. Young people make up
most of the moviegoing audi
ences," he reasons. And they
want to see young heroes"
He's right. When Gary Cooper
and John Wayne started as
screen cowboys, they were in
their 20's.
Jimmy KOmack, currently
starring in Senior Prom" at
Columbia, has the inside track
for the important role Of the
nephew in that studios "The
Last Angry Man." which is all
set to go with Peter Ustinov
replacing Glenn Ford, who, you
may recall, refused to do the
picture.
Evening star., 1958-07-15

tiations with the United Rub
Der, Cork. Linoleum and Plastic
Workers Of America.
The union said the workers
straight time average hourly
earnings before the raise was
s2.44. The increase Is retro
active TO July Z.
Evening star., 1958-07-15

Are Rintine" and Damn yam
KEGS" folding n London. 90
far on Broadway. ''bells"
racked up $3.50. 900 profit.
A daughter for the BIZ McNul-
tys CDenliis Days brother)
"Glgi" director vincente MINI
nelll WOoing Patricia Cults.
John Harris taking his ice
capades" 70 Russia in June.
Gen. Douglas MacArthur
guest speaker at Sd Armored
Div. reunion At Waldorf on
Gath. Audrey Hepburn's
medlcs told her 70 slow down.
or else. Rhonda Fleming
and Bob ("Wagon Train") Hor-
ton something new. Andre
Kostelanetz back from trlun-
phant European tour. Jean
Hersholt's nephew. Leslie Mel
sen, marrying Sandy Ullman
next month. Irish McCalIa
and Peter Gilman waltzing ct
Arthur Murray's. Otto Pre-
mlneer picked up Jean Seberg's
option. NatchI Wendell Mayes
here to pen screen play Of OF
to's Anatomy Of a Murder
j. The Sy Prestens expecting.
Evening star., 1958-07-15
Rubber Workers
Win Sc Rate Hike

NEW YORK, July is CR.
The United States Rubber Co.
and union negotiators agreed
on a new contract giving an g.
cent hourly pay increase to
about $4,000 employees In 10
plants In ~ cities.
The largest Of the rubber in
dustry's ''big four" producers
was the last to conclude nego-
Evening star., 1958-07-15

DA Frank Hoean's ex-ald,
Paul Rae, Jr., Of the Army, re-
sumed private law practice. +.
Triple celebration this week for
Fox newsreel veteran Arthur De
Tltta: his 6lth birthday. his
24th wedding amy. 81 years
with Movietone News.
Evening star., 1958-07-15

The Dr. Roger Bannioters ex-
pect an October stork. De-
fense Secretary McElroy's aid,
Henderson Supplee "a, engaged
to Barbara BILLINGS. Doris
Duke and Ed MuIhare g duet.
Frances Dawson, daughter
Of ]. r. Morgan biggie, to wed
Bernard Nelson August 9. . !.
Representative Adam Clayton
Powell and Hazel Scott have
resumed. A. Jones Yorke
lth, nephew Of ex-Secretary Of
War, Kenneth Royal, honey
incoming with Harriet Harvey.
Bill O'Dwyer prefers Mar
gle Dean. Van Ciiburn at
Lewisohn Stadium August 4 80
Carbine williams, inventor OF
the carbine rife. and Diana
Darrin ran out Of shells. !.
The Don LaCavas (she's John
Wayne's daughterl expecting.
Warmers to shelve DOC
Holiday" T'V series. Studio be-
lieves western cycle coming to
an end. Personally, I don't
agree. because from the time Of
william s. Hart, westerns have
been a staple American diet.
Christopher MOrley's daugh-
ter. Blythe, and James Brennan
honeymooning. BObo
Rockefeller and CASTOR SIeg.
mund q European blaze. /.
Metro broke even with Rain.
tree County" s. The winston
Guests to Paris. ... Cord
Sturm Of the Gristede clan
married Reno Halpern. +.
Johnny (Dodgers) Podres pitch
ing his curves to Carol LeVegue
Of Bob Cummings show. !.
Gene Nelson weds Marilyn Nor
gan August Z. Jack Haley
to be a grandpa via daughter
Gloria tMrs. Milan RadOvichl. /.
Louis Armstrong into
Vegas Sands August 13. /.
Johnny WeissmuIler, jr. being
considered for the "Tarzan" role
his father made famous. !.
In London, Alex Korda's heirs
refusing to cooperate with
biographer George TabOri, who
is writing the hiog. Korda's.
first wife, Maria, is the only one
cooperating.
\ M%&
H. v. KaltenbOrn Cancelled
European trip on doctors order.
s. Don (Dodgers) Drysdale|
weds Ginger DubberIy Sept. 81.
y. Lou Wolfson trying to buy
Columbia Pictures. :. Angela
Armitage. daughter Of LAM
bert Walk" composer, marrying
Anthony Wright. /. Marianne
Reynolds and Robin Moore an
item. AFTRA convention
at Hotel Biltmore, July l7-ls.
Harry COINS widow,
Joan, PARTED at the Harwyn by
Bill CrespinaI and Jewel Curtis.
On the Riviera, Baby Pignatari
was her escort. IngFsS Eerg-
mans daughter, Pie Lindstlsm, |
to spend the summer with her. |
Evening star., 1958-07-15

Lorard research scientists made history with this blend
They combined real staghsmOkng pleasure with dramatic
reduction in tar and nicotine created entirely by change the
tobacco blend natural leaf tObOcco unatered unspoed
Try Old Cold Suaghs See for yourself how enjoyable real
sraightsmokng pleasure be Nth reduced and nicotine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

q graceful. almost perfectly
rounded nose cone. Along with
the Army's comparable Jupiter
the Thor will be stationed in
England and possibly France.
Perhaps six to 10 missile bat
talionS are planned - each
equipped with Is missiles.
The Thor requires a strong
heat resistant nose cone
capable of withstanding the
enormous stresses of re-enter-
ing the atmosphere.
The 1876, 900 pounds of thrust
developed by the Thor's North
American rocketdyne engine
drove the missile 2,645 miles in
an october "a, 1857, test.
Faulty Assembly Found
Exultation over the Thor and
Redstone launchings was some
what dampened by a report
from a reliable source that the
Navy has discovered faulty
assembly in some crucial parts
within the second stage of the
Vanguard test rocket now
awaiting launching.
Pipes leading to and from a
small tank containing liquifled
propane case were discovered in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
Proclamation!

Be known that society has been formed promote good
fellowship and the moderate enjoyment of the worlds mellow
est and most Socabe whskey From this day forward the most
discriminating in all walks of life will assemble under this shield
and call themselves the -Four Roses Society,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

Europe within a year, left its
launching pad at 8:08 am.
The missile was carrying a
more stubby nose cone to pro-
tect its earthward plunge on
target, but the Air Force would
say only that the cone in to-
days test differed from those
previously used.
The Thor climbed slowly at
first in an enormous billow of
flame and smoke and then
moved quickly upward, trailing
brilliant yellow flames behind
it.
RedStOne Launched Yesterday
The nose cone is designed
and manufactured by General
Electric which also makes nose
cones for the Thor's big broth
err. the 5,000-mile Atlas, and
the Nays 1.500-mile Polaris
missile.
1t was believed that the last
Thor launching January %
was the first time nose cone
had been tested in fight with
the entire vehicle.
The 200-mile range Redstone
was launched yesterday after
noon, vanishing in a puff of
white smoke as a silver in the
blue Florida sky.
There was no statement as
to whether it had hit its tar
get area down the Atlantic
Ocean range. The Redstone
firing was a routine test with
out any direct bearing on the
satellite program.
This was the 18th Thor
launching. Before today. there
were perhaps four completely
successful flight tests.
Since the first Thor test
January 81, 1857. the missile
has been successfully launched
at least seven times.
Previous Thors have carried
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

Ironically, one Of the top
speakers, Gen. Thomas S. Pow
er. commander Of the Strategic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

the aggressors and that it will
be they who would have the
| advantage of the initiative" he
said.
This automatically degrades
our forces because a surprise
attack would permit us to COM
NIT to action only that portion
of our total forces which is
organized for spontaneous re-
action capability - namely
SAC's alert force along with
other"
Limitless Possibilities Forecast
In a dinner address to the
conference, Air Force Secre-
tary James H. Douglas, COM
menting on the outcome OF
chronological developments,
said that three things are rea-
Sonably clear"
FIRST, only as peace becomes
more secure can we begin to
realize the limitlesS possibilities
of an atomic. jet and space
age. And l refer to the pos
SibilitieS of knowledge and I'M
Outstanding, as well as of ma
terial welfare and discovery.
Second, until we can move
toward a reduction of arma-
mentS, with satisfactory safe
guards. our best assurance of
peace is military power.
Third, we cannot afford to
C ono entrate on military
strength alone. but must strive
for better understanding be-
tween the peoples of the world.
We must do this through trade,
education, art and the COM
munication of ideas, if we are
to discover the real foundations
of a lasting peace"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

re9erse position. The errog ap-
parently was overlooked in the
inspection at the Martin Co
manufacturing and assembly
plant in Baltimore.
The error contributed to
postponement of the Navy
satellite launching attempted
this week. The difficulty ap-
parently has been corrected and
another attempt may come
next week.
However. experts agree that
chances of putting up a VAN
guard baby moon on this at
tempt are slight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

investigate such reports from
any source"
News dispatches from Nor.
folk. Va, earlier said units were
sent to sea on Tuesday. It was
also learned that the anti-sub-
marine carrier Leyte had left
Mayport, Fla. earlier this week
and that probably ships and
aircraft which make up the
United States Nays anti-sub-
marine teams had left other
ports along the Atlantic sea-
board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

Air Command. was unable tc
land in Washington because OF
weather, turned and went back
to Omaha, Nebr.. SAC head
quarters. His address was de-
livered by Maj. Gen. Francis
H. Griswold, SAC vice COM
mander.
The address drew a dire pic
ture-that the SovietS would
have the advantage of the
initiative in an attack.
I'VE know, and so do the
Soviets, that we will not be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
Fleet Units Check
Report
BY the Associated Press

Units Of the Atlantic Fleet
have put to sea to check reports
Of unidentified submarines. the
Navy reports.
A terse statement last night
said vessels sailed from East
Coast ports to investigate a re-
ported contact in the Atlantic.
1t is a standard procedure to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

are to remain in the earth
world, the United States and its
allies must be in a position to
control space"
The conference is in its clos
ing session today. with almost
1000 of the nations top experts
on aviation, missiles, and space
in attendance.
Gen. White said that under
our form of Government over
all civilian control will be ex-
ercised in United States activi-
ties in space-"and rightly So"
Extension of Natural Element"
He said. however, Il feel
space is but an extension of the
Air Forces natural element. I
feel that a dangerous trap lies
ahead for us if we partition our
space efforts. We must have
centralized direction of our ma
tional efforts to attain the best
results from available resources,
talent and experience" J@l
Gen. White said he could not
conceive that mechanical
gadgetS will control space. Man
will. Man will develop the
equipment, send it of and bring
it back.
1.-The point here is that mans
Judgment and skills will always
be needed to achieve the great
est effectiveness" he said.
Satellite in Making
Yesterday, it was revealed
that the United States has a
satellite in the making heavier
than the combined weight of
those put in orbit.
Mai. Gen. Bernard A.
Schriever, commander of the
Air Force Ballistics Missile Di-
vision. said the big new moon"
is well advanced in its develop
ment by Lockheed Aircraft, but
he deftly Tended off questions
on further details except to say
it is a reconnaissance satellite.
Neither could he be drawn
out on whether it opens a new
possibility of a man-carrying
vehicle. Combined weight of
the Russian satellites and the
United States Explorer now
DRIFTING is in excess of 1900
pounds.
Weather Balks Landing
Ironically, one Of the TOP
speakers, Gen. Thomas S. Pow
er. commander Of the Strategic
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PURSE, black leather, clutch, left in
taxi; reward. so. b-3O22 OF Co
SIAMEsE CAT, frostpoint. male, an
Md: reward. ~. 6-942s.
SUITCASE, small. tan. on stFeetcar,
mr.. Garfield Hospital, Thurs. night,
containing clothing, including nurse Z
white shoes: name and address on
WALLET, lady's, blue leather; lost
February 20 finder keep money, res
turn wallet and papers. FE. 3-4s74.
WATCH. lady's, oblong, diamond, with
flexible band In Northwest Washing
ton. Reward. Phone RE. 7-7S6S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
Welsh to Celebrate

The Saint David's Welsh
American Society will celebrate
Welsh National Day with its
annual banquet at 6 pm. to-
morrow in the Mayflower Hotel.
Prof. John Hughes of McGill
University will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
AT Logical Unit to Win
Space Fight White Says
BY CHARLES YARBROUGH
Star stan Writer

The United States must win and maintain the capabity
to control space and the logical to do it the Air
Force. Gen. Thomas D. White declared here today.
In address before the Air Force Associations third
annual Conference at the Sheraton Park Hotel Gen
White Air chief of staff said f liberty and freedom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
FOUND

CAT. male, gray-striped; on Shirley
hwy. Info, call FE. 3-6347.
DOG, toy terrier: in Silver Spring. JU.
6.5l63. 500 70 B pm
DOG dachshund. female; vic. OF Dale
or, Silver Spring. JU. b-Sl1s.
DOG. bun and white, male, brown
Re. 3-2077.
kAHftNG, round, silver, old looking:
VIC. 1900 blk. Wis. ave. Ju. s-g333
GLASSES, ehild's, light frame; vic.
5yth and Mckinley NV EN-
PUPPY, black, male; vic, Fort Hill DR. .
owner Or good home. XII. g-3B5g.
PUPPY, female. tan, smooth haired.
tpout 3 mos. old; found Spring Val
ey area, mr. sgd, Tues, FEB. 2b.
kIsT WATCH, mans, in Hot shoppe
area OF Bethesda, February 30. oWner
seu 81. 6-e0S3 ana identify,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28
AT Fires Thor
Carrying New
Nose Device

CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla,
Feb. % (P).-An Air Force Thor
missile carrying a newly de-
vised nose cone roaled toward
space today. few hours after
the Army had launched its
shorter-range Redstone.
The ,500-mile-range Thor,
destined for installation in