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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

WW| o. MNNNN NNNNHs al #IN"ININ
h sss'' e Inv lse, i.ils s'': "a iSs
Mo-Ib 81; Black. i6nnss1 covers.
esss6,sosg. seed eonds sass' "a
NASH 1880 little e-dr aedan, rac.,
% 90 price hornn MOTORS
siisr. phens 10 1880
oLDs 'be super 'aa' f-dr.i hydrs.
power .lsflins l.fsnl.I ~ cqn4
OPS ,,,, q s seEl i n ..l...
Tln ave. Wo, o-R6o8
ODDS - ms. l-dogr Holiday 90
electric windows. scat sic.i com
Suburban Cadillac Olds
nl RHAphss s sHc'FIno 81 Sls sI,.do
cl is s's'l5., s,. ..sss, s ssPs,
s.s.Iins and eIsass 2 s3d y, y
wkiis ani-h: n eniS si.5fs
BREWER MOTORS
Hiii Wisconsin Ayp, KM, 2-l1oo
0LDg % super ''ss's rs: II and
S q. j q v vsa 81 . .s n's.'
oLp.a.Qs.L5s ~. 20 ssPs s,, U.s. s sl'.
combination thIa car cannot be
duniIcatedi equipped with hydra,
power steerins and brakes etc.
MoNrooMERY-sTUBBs
a7fs Bladsnsburr nd. AP, J-xnsa
AZ sond kSdramsiIs drive, = snl
I'm pnls:. snis siss. Can Sindi'
ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
400 o.. Ave. ia. o-2o0o- 2oOi
oLp8 't7 SUPER Hes" 2-deor; fac.
tory air condlilonlns. hYdramatic,
Inc, power brakel, radio. heater
hyd.amntie; only 5000 miles
AkcFS OluS-CaQlil0c 70.
rkIRLIEqTQE snoring cEETEE ]
oLD8MoBfLE 'B7 Golden Rocket
"S6' Holiday coupe; dsllEhtiul
mint grtsn inilh. harmonlIinl
Interior. Wv. tires: ali the olds.
mobile features, including power
steering and brakes. A l-owuer
car, sold new and nerviced By ua,
safety tested and guaranteed: !
DISCOUNT PRICE, s2.1es
OLMSTEAD Odds
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl, IA. 7-s40o
oLDs 'B7 '.ss- 3-door Holidays
power stesring and brakes. YET.
away hydra. :. and p; ~ nev-cai
s'nd. H soTSsfRss'; co sS;dss.
mi iSth ST. NV. DI 7-spss
oLDsMoBiLE 1859 sedan; mode
"8e" SUPER: z. and h. hydra
matte: very clean: $685..
WILLIAMS q BAKER
2pth and n Sta. NV, no. 2-e70t
oLDs 'b6 .ss' sedan; beautiful
s.sone white and gray: Immse1,
P SSo h :ssEan vS If~ss s'ss Sc
This is . real top car. priced q
sell; 81 .tez. Try 4 and you vi
buy Il. BMERsoN d oRMR, 533l
Wlseonsln ave. NV. En-. 2-433l
oLDsMoBILE 1857 super ''6S'
Holiday coupe: beautiful beige IN
Ish with harmonizing interior. Al
immaculate car: equipped viii
power steerlng. power brakes. etc
S2.4g5. ccc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co
1899 2end 81. NV p. 7-200l
OLDs "a Holiday a8s": low mi,
orig, owner, vell-equlp,; must sell
can 10. b-35e1 after 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

PLYMOUTH ~ 2-Hatf HMINInp,
radio. heAINH. uNIIfeWnN tires
new car oonHitIQn lhFoashunIl
SASS Win sos doNn.
,s, s'S wlI.ss s kSIo ar e. .,,
fLxAoUIA ,se q. llzs e.df:; .,l e
aaa Positively wtek end onIIl
$500. $500 down
BELL MOTORS
1910 via. Ave. Wo. o-Hnno
rLtMolfn ~ nrlVl9sTs "a, n
e1o..is .SssSSl : :s:s, sc
PLYMOUTH '56
nELvKpxRR coNyNRTmLK
hank NkPo1GIEaIoN-
Maks ems back payment d elo.60
and assume balance due
LYNN MOTORS, INC.
aoQl issh o. NV, Ap, 5000
PLYMOUTH "a f-dr sedan. auto,
;i;s ssls sssSS &: an h :siE 1iSS
ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
aioo o., Ave. IA. p-eao0-apoA
PLYMOUTH 10 ceupes two 70
saoessh Or 3 both tally sauip.i
American Service Center
sss \, olsbs nd. "A, l-17aa
rLyMouTH as Dslv.dsEs s-dy.
owner ear. LIKE new, y. and b.,
~ sg's ss,s s's fssk. Wv 'i's'' sp'''A'
KAPLAN a CRAWFORD
.sOi cor Spss Aybsnr 81 $500
PONTIAC '5S t-dopf hardtop:
~ sEod'B6r po M s, sSsi' Gum.
PONTIAC 's5 sedan; hydramatie,
excel. condition thro1Ehout: loW
down payment: si.oob.
STANDARD PONTIAC
$500 chilium nd. AP. S-Tiao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

oI.Ds 's0 super -ss- Holiday So
dan: radio, heater, hydra, power
.tes5lns, pegsr brakes polar white
POHANKA OLBS-FIAT
UBED-cAR CENTER
s sEvsk ~ siPTkik6a. i Nd Sa ju p s.zilsss
oLpsMoBiLE 90 SUPER aes" 4
door de luxe Holiday hardtop: de-
lightful tu-tone onizh with harmo-
nlxing white leather trimmed In
terror. all the features Of the
future including power steerlns
and brakes, low MILEAGE, one-own-
er ear. Outstanding In every
respect. SAFETY tested and guaran-
DISCOUNT PkicE' s2.lss
OLMSTEAD Odds
1000 wilson Blvd. All. "a. 7-e400
oLDsMoBiLE '5s "ss" Holiday
sedan; hydrnmatlc, I, and n,
: sss:. s:i5 nee re g. s's ss; si Hi
Alder Olds, Inc.
1880 I4th NV. Du. 7-e444
OLDsMOBILE 1855 ''os" cow: 4
new tires. new TOP, new paint Job:
motor purrs Ike . Kitten By pvt.
OWNER, win sac. 10, 2-3397.
oLDs $50 Super "se" .hardtop; ny
dramatic drive: =. and h., beauti-
full black and white finish, Truly
4 nice car. Full price, only $685.
can finance With sos On.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. Ave IA. e-2o00-ee04
ODDS 57 "es": standard trans,
new: 5000 MI s2.0o6. KE. 6-soso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

aNMUuMY "a hAnnlorey oonsaf1~
lais Nile gfeen nnlsh with new
black Ianf this ear 11fes De-
s1I|nIinnL fnI|I eQuIDp1d with q.
Nnd H. M4fctMelIo drive. poasIl
.t1arInG and hra1e1 electric NIn-
1uHI and I-4aF seat ALIAS.
MONTGOMERY -6TUHH8
l7la nlacsnzbare Nd. AP. 7-eaaD
I4nncunY 'st Monterey kardiop;
black ana uhite power aleeFina
end brakes .. and ~ N.-u ufe.
fouf 1850 o. 81 ear eau Be lu|l
fe4n p.lnent e.af nnaneed;
LIP. STEUART. INC.
9slh and nenninH ME-. In. $4,000
Mnncunx 's6 MQntsrsy hardsop
with malchIn9 Interior Mefco-
maiie AZ and b.. siei : shafp
MoNTdo AEERY-sTUBBs
ana nladsnnburn Rd, AP. 1880
AfMncuRY 1889 Monterey hardlop,
ssl Es'I ssl.S. sse a. sii.. ~. si.i ~
GUY bIEUAhT MOTORS
MERcURY-wgEI. -sINcA
&c op sT b.Iiss'' 1 A.. q ! m s1rs'a
MERCURY 1853 Monterey hard
tep Stone rniAh. Wv, tires.
rfdlo and heater. Exceptionally
s.Es|shi-stisk transmission. only
Ourisman-Mandell
Chevrolet
e2fi Nichols Ave, 81, 10. 9-f0sf
MERcupY 1855 Monterey 1-df. ss-
dan, MlTcouatic, =. and n, power
slearing: black 1niah. 0Doclai a
this price. ffl. and sat, 81. bes.
GUY sTEUART MOTORS
MISREPRESENTATION
iio Sp ssT b. hlIs,s A. ! p s,es7a
nzacunx 100 Gar; susienl.sdI /,
down, $50 mo. BOB Kinks
X. KL.f n i EAss ias7 Pa ave
MMAkAA0nI ID
MoNTCLhIn uARUTOP
BANK nKpO11EnEION
Meke one back payment Of sfd
and assume balanc1 due.
LYNN MOTORS. INC.
1901 lfth 81. NV. Ab. 4-f9fo
MknCUkY 80 cow: this car "a
n tep shape In and out; new tep,
snsH.. qRypsv $50 mo ,oz BOB
ave. Sc. II. 4-716o.
MERCURY 1850 Custom l-dr, hard
tqpi Mercantile, Z. and h.: 2-tons
blue nni1h; u, bob,
GUY STEUART MOTORS
MERcURY-E D8EL-aIAcA
1880 n-W, Hwy, 8. g., u. s-0s71
open Daily, / AM o PM.
MERcURY '54 Monterey hardtop:
auto. trans. 7; and h.. .2-tQne
interior. BUTLER-BoNDED
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
LTNcoLN-MERcURY
servins d G. Area since 1880
MERCURY 1882 Monterey (HTl
5 PASSENGER club coupe: hydro.
matte drive. =. and h.; looks an1
runs Ike new. S3ob. Terms, x3i
down, ROPER MOTORS. La
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OIID BIHutI8uuIE 10. Al. I-z1z8
MERCUnH 81 Custom sedan; he
dium-green nnish; clean inside
and out; radio, heater. seat covers
and Mercomatic transmission; ex-
eellent transportation for 1897.
EMERSON ~ ORME, GIG Rhode
Island ave. ne, DU. 7-520O.
MERCURY 1855 Monterey hardtop;
Mereomatie. 7. and h.; green and
GUY STEUART MOTORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18
PEpOcSEcsEn

washls Oldest Ford Dealer
1114 Vermont Ave. NV. AID. 4-4300
RRnnNTTnET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

63aa wis. Ave. NV. IA. 2-45s3
MERCURY 'B6 hardtop coupe: r.
and h.. Wv. tires; 2-tone red:
nice eond.: one owner; S1,20b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18
AuroMoBlLEs ron sALE

m1pNmIAL 80 Crowm 4-dr. HeAnn.
fully poUsr equipped. ioIananllt,
nu1h-huIIan drive. lauGh-Iune r.
do and rear nu0aE1f. custom aII
heater. l|lhl-auanl deck, sure
HIIn diIeFlnIIal. rear window a..
lesser. Sober shaded windshield.
iufNian~niF ride. undNTrnaiIuN.
u.-W. lifeaf new~rmr factory var.
rants. nank-ials tsFms Special
sale prife. N1,lfh
VII. EIl.k NE cnnYs..za CITY
.s Won we 'eo ostlk 2HHLW, s.ss5,
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soio via Ave, Wo. e.eeoo
rlsnQ.5h. ., nflslss.. s,,itgh5c
ceol''. sna5S, . .sss,, sc siso'
r4F xrnNr<rr14&4T sMr
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$500 WISCONSIN NV. kM. z-IUzU
IMPERIAL 1887 convertible; white
with black top: loaded with sx-
trae. new-ear condition. way pe-
low market 1t S3.00b.
Suburban Cadillac-O ldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. Nd. OIL. $1,000
IMPERIAL 1858 hardtop coupe;
tric sccessories: Absolutely new
car condition. Only S4.3eS.
Suburban Cadillac Olds
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. ND. OIL. 6-77Oo
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IMPERIAL, '53 4-dr. sedan; radio.
heater, automatic transmission;
fully power equipped, atr-cond.;
clean. / owner. Bank-rate terms;
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KIRK MOTOR co.

sass wis. Ave. NV. "a. a.lsss
HUDSON 1919 coupe; owner;
AZ, 600 miles; IN excellent eondi-
ton; $3.50. write Box 49,. star,
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WHEELER. INCA cHRysT;xRs CITY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WHEELMOBILE QUALITY CARS
$500 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-lO20
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Blo,lWliMAN

1000 Ga. Ave. NV. nA. 0-ll91
PACKARD $50 400" hnrdtop cps !:
complete with ail-nower nccps-
sories: beautiful rose and white
nnIsh: exceptionally clean; $1,000.
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MERcURY-ED9EIs-9rMCA
iieo a. n,T g;. Hvss 3 S. 3. ~ \ ~ sHves7'
''1 KIRK ISisS'' MOTOR SSTs. CO.

MFRcURY "a Monterey haTdIop
coupe. 7. and D.. MercomatIe:
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HILL & SANDERS

ma v:lnon 4l as: nv SFa l Be-. 1isOO
MERCURY ~ Monterey Phaston
sedan; cleaning mandarin red
and Jet black finish; Z. and h..
Mercomatic trans, power steering.
Wv. tires. etc. See this today
ni9aunlaIIErr;r,l111 iR1aHr2spv rrrnrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

PACKARD i0h1 club conpsi auto,
4 ons-esnsI ear. Priced q sses'
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'LYMoUfH '5s savoy station vsE-
tires; ' sssS. 50 och Ss..ss'ssbs. ne.
PLYMOUTH 'b7 Belvedsre IS" 81.
dan: torane nyte, ps. and p.b.i
. almost w new Ss1ssts .s S.Rs must must
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OE INST EslSi ri s

5000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. "a. z-e400
oLps ISL "ss- 9-door Holiday;
power stesring and brakes. let
away hydra, Z. and b. new-car
como. H soTSsfRas'; coR s;ass'
BUICK MD TOWN DEALER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18
Relief Recipient
Pleads Guilty in
Obtaining Funds

Calvin G. Jackson. 61-year-
old former relief recipient,
pleaded guilty here yesterday
to a charge of attempted false
pretenses.
jackson, who lives in the 800
block of Vista street NE, was
originally charged with eight
counts Of false pretenses grow
ing out of alleged statements
about his income in an appli-
cation for relief payments.
The case came to light as
the result of a Welfare Depart
ment investigation resulting in
charges that Jackson hid
ownership of real estate while
collecting more than $4,000 in
relief payments between l949
and 1856.
Assistant United States At
torney Alfred Burka said the
Government agreed to let the
man plead guilty to the lesser
offense in Federal court be-
cause of his age and because
there was a question actual
fraud could be proved.
jackson could be sentenced
to a maximum penalty OF a
year in Jail or a $1,000 fine. or
both, Mr.. Burke said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18

vate and forfeiture of two
thirds of pay while imprisoned.
Contained Spare Parts
The major, Thomas G.
James. 40, of Plymouth, Pa,
had the box put into a hell
copter and flew it to another
field, where he said it con-
tanned spare parts. investiga-
tors said. When supply room
personnel heard whimpering
from the box, Mai. James said
it contained a thief, the inves-
tigation found.
Maj. James was offered the
chance Of trying to win acquit-
tai by a general court-martial
or taking punishment not to
exceed a reprimand and loss
of half a months pay.
Maj. James was commander
of the aircraft maintenance
center, but was relieved short
ly after the incident.
The Army said Mai. James
had not yet said whether he
would choose the punishment
or the court-martial.
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currencies it has acquired from
the sale Of surplus farm crops
abroad.
But Secretary Anderson
questioned the value of this
step. He pointed out that the
United States uses these cur
rencies to meet operating ex-
penses abroad, and that trans
ferring them to the interna-
tional loan fund would cost
this country dollars overseas.
New Loan Funds Asked
The Eisenhower administra-
ton has asked Congress for
1925 million in new EDUCATIONAL
authority for the State Depart
ment development loan fund.
If the Monroney proposal
goes through, half of this
amount-$300 rnillion-would
be used to provide this coun-
try's share of capital for the
new International association.
Senator Monroney said he
would favor giving the State
Department part of the balance
to handle any loans it has al
ready started. and to wind up
its program in six months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18
Democrats Try to Cog
GO. P, Copehort Says

members to arrive before Mr..
Anderson testified.
Mr.. Anderson told the sub
committee the administration
wants more time to study the
Monroney plan. Without OPP
posing it outright. the Treasury
head raised a number Of ques-
tons which cast doubt on its
workability.
Senator Monroney is propos-
ing that a group of nations
join the United States in set
ting up a new International
Development Association which
would work with the World
Bank. 1t would handle loans
to underdeveloped countries
which cannot meet the stiff
requirements Of the World
Bank itself.
Senator Monroney explained
that the IDA loans would run
for 40 years at interest as low
as 2 per cent and would be
repayable in a mixture of hard
and soft currencies.
Repayment Prospects
Senator Capehart wanted to
know If these would be soft
loans with little prospect for
repayment"
Senator Monroney explained
that they would be usually
loans supplementing bank
able" loans already made by
the World Bank He;said they
would be subordinated in re-
payment while the World Bank
advances were being paid of
in the first 20 years. But he
said they would then become
good security.
Part Of the Monroney plan
is to have the United States
put into this loan fund foreign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18
.Court-MartiaI.
Set in Korea

SEOUL, Korea, Mar. 10 (P
The court-martial of ar
Army captain charged with
beating and cutting a young
Korean thief who was nailed ir
a box and flown IS miles tenta-
lively has been scheduled fol
March 81.
A sergeant also will face 9
court-martial on an assault
charge and a major who hac
already lost his command be-
cause of the February Is Incl
dent has received the choice
of a slap-on-t he-wrist sentence
or trying to beat the charge in
a trial, 9th Army heaquarterS
said.
The case Of 14-year-old Kim
Choon II has brought renewed
demands by South Korea for
the right to try United States
servicemen. The boy, who Army
investigators said was mis-
treated after being caught
with stolen items at the 9th
Army aircraft maintenance
center at Ascom City. is now in
an ofphanage. 60. 80.
Capt. Marvin E. Kemp Of
.Kilmichael. Miss faces agen-
|eral courtmartiaI The a4-year@
old officer is charged with
striking Kim with a stick, cut
ting him with a knife and I'M
lawfully combining him in a box.
Capt Kemp is also charged with
conduct unbecoming an officer.
5-Year Sentence
If found guilty, the Army
said. Capt Kemp could be i'm
prisoned for five years, dis
missed from the Army and de-
prived of all pay and allow
ances.
M/Sergt. Robert E. Weiden-
saul, 80, of Pottstown, Pa, will
get a special court-martial on
a charge of assault. the Army
said. Its investigators said
Sergt. Weidensaul was accused
of mailing Kim into a box 391a
to 1914 by Is inches.
If convicted, Sergt. Weiden-
saul could get six months at
hard labor, reduction to pri-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18
BY J. A. OLEARY
Star star Writer

Senator Capehart, Republic
can Of Indiana. complained to-
day that Democrats have been
trying to "block out" Republic
cans from giving their side of
current issues, both on the Sem
ate floor and in committee
hearings.
The flareup came as a Sem
ate Banking subcommittee be-
gan hearings on the Monroney
plan to substitute an interna-
tional lending agency for the
Development Loan Fund now
being operated directly by the
United States for foreign eco
nomic aid.
Fulbright Interrupts
While Treasury Secretary
Anderson waited to testify,
Senator Monroney, Democrat
of Oklahoma. subcommittee
chairman, read a preliminary
statement explaining his pro-
lposal.
When Senator Capehart
sought to ask Senator Mon
roney some questions, Senator
Fulbright. Democrat Of Arkan-
sas. broke in to suggest the
meeting was called to hear Mr..
Anderson.
The Indiana Republican re-
torted that he was getting
sick and tired" of the minority
being blocked out" He said
If the chairman could read a
SPACE statement. a minority
member should be able to ask
him few questions about it.
Anderson Has Doubts
Senator Monroney explained
that the only reason he took
time to read the statement was
to enable more committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18

of the 26 weeks most pay now
plus a form of relief or dole
for idle workers not covered
by the system.
The plan still is subject to
change, and repeatedly Is en-
countering some opposition
within the administration
Some legal problems also re-
main.
The whole idea is to prevent
suffering for want. of food OF
shelter among those who are
still unemployed after Their
regular compensation pay
ments run out.
The idle were counted OIL
cially at 5,173,000 in mid-Feb-
ruary. From all indications
their number has continued
growing since then.
Wires Nine Governors
Mr.. Eisenhower announced
March 8 that he was working
on a plan to pay extended I'M
employment benefits. Yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18

he wired the nine members OF
the Governors Conference ex-
acutive committee that he would
like to advise and counsel with
them tomorrow on "a tentative
plan"
He said it involves a limited
and temporary extension of the
duration of unemployment
compensation benefits" The
amount of weekly benefits APP
parently would remain the same
as the States now pay. These
vary widely, but the national
average is about $50 a week.
States now fix their own limits
on amount and duration Of pay
Inents.
The invited governors include
Stratton, Illinois; Davis, North
Dakota; Faubus, Arkansas;
Hodges. North Carolina; john
son. Vermont; Knight, Cali
fornia: Muskie, Maine: Resell
lini. Washington, and Timuer=
man. south Carolina. Nest In
dicated they would attend, but
GOV. Zimmerman said he was
i'll with flH. s,s.ss
Folsom Reported Hot
1t was reported. without con-
flrmation. that when Secretary
Of Welfare Marion Folsom, in
general charge Of Social Secur-
ity matters. first read in news
papers of the plan to pump
Federal money into the job
less pay system, he commented
holly it went far beyond the
widest dreams of the New
Deal.
Mr.. Folsom, as a private
businessman, was one of the
originatorS of the Social Sc
curity System and served on
an advisory committee to the
late President Roosevelt. He
favorS keeping the system on
a prepaid, insured basis.
Secretary Folsom had an ap-
pointment today with Mr..
Eisenhower. but the White
House said it concerned "de-
partmental matters" not re-
lated to recession problems.
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Reward OF. 6-4773. 3.
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HANDBAG, black patent leather: be-
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town Washington, sat. around noon
Reward 10. 7-7720.
POCKETBOOK, large, black; identifi-
cation tag, denture set, sun glasses
beige billfold with over Sl4O; I'D
erai reward: vic. Georgia and Alaska
aves. to Wheaton VIII. 6-3l56.
PUPPY, female all white, but tan ears
end tail: terrier type: Cherrydale,
Va. ia S-l573.
RING, iadys diamond; in National
Archives restroom. reward. CO. b.
'4SO after o pm
WATCH, lady's Hamilton; downtown
vic. Friday Reward. MA S-SSO0,
Ext. 396 or JU. 7-S39S Sun. and
after 9 pm.
SIS REWARD for return Of pink wallet
and rosary. with contents OF wallet.
Keen money Lost. IN Columbia
Theater sun Feb. 20 No questions.
CO.. LII 2-4335.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18
President ondG Governors
To Discuss JobIess Aid
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower will discuss with group of State
his proposal for extended obes
payment plan before he sends it to Congress.
1t reported meanwhile, that the plan might entail
lending of Federal money the States to unemploy
compensation benefits for maximum 80 weeks instead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18
FOUND


CAT. tortoise vic Fairhaven ave.
owner or good home. XII 9-3959.
CAT. odd color, between dark gray. and
orange, blue eyes, very tame; vic. 5lOO
block 5th st. NV. tn, 2-67Sl.
CLASP PIN, fraternity initials and
year 1855 LA. 6-6490. after pm,
DOG, black and tan: vic. saddletree
dr.; owner or good home. XII. g-3a59
DOG, male, black and tan; vic. Yale
dr., owner or good home. III. 9-3959
DOG, wire terrier. tricolor: VIC 800
King St owner call XII. 9-3D59.
DOG, beasle, male: in Gaithersburg.
~. 5-5lS3, $50 to . pm.
DOG, German shepherd, female, with
old d. c. tag. JU. 5-51S3. $3.50 to
; pm.
DOG, male. black young; Kensington
area, 10. 5-442A.
DOG. spits, white, approx. 10 mos .
tag No. 33B41 vic. Quincy St. NV.
RIA. 6-731S.
DOG, wire-haired terrier, young. fe-
male, large black spot Of base Of tail.
vic Bureau OF Standards. ia. 5-a@fg.
MECHANICAL PENCIL, 18th and p
ats NV. Tues. call AID. 2-s66s'
PUPPY, male, tan and white. vic.
1000 King ST.; owner or good home.
kf. e-3950.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-04-26
af his school.

 skeptics at his school.
 Jeff Chandler plays the role of the random-chosen father Lar aine Day, of course, is the mother, and is offered the opportunity to play the dual role of a hard and brittle career woman and also that Of the tender-hearted moth CT.
 TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
 s'The Rawhide Years presents Tony Curtis, Colleen Miller and Arthur Kennedy in Western about gambler
 It is a Technicolor and IS a Universal-International picture.
 THURSDAY and FRIDAY
 'The Girl He Left Behind" starring the romantic team of Tab Hunter and Natalie Wood, is
Kodiak mirror., 1958-04-26
Seabee Unit Nine
 Here for Summer

The U. s. Naval Mobile Con- struction Battalion NINE, com manded by Commander D. E. Rocks, Civil Engineer Corps USN, arrived recently at the Naval Station for it's overseas deploy- ment. The battalion will be here until October.
 Pacific battalions are rotated to all theatres to broaden the expert ence and training of officers and men. Since 1854, MCB-9 has join ed other battalions at Cubi Point in the Philippines and in the mid Pacific. Last year the main body was located at Pearl Harbc~ with attachments at Midway and Kwa- jalein. A detachment, assigned 10 the Naval Station at Adak. KS un- dergoing similar training.
 For constructionman l-hael H. Flynn, this deployment is q Homecoming Flynn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Flynn of Hon. CT, Alaska. He enlisted in the Navy in January 1857 He is an electrician trainee.
 MBC-9 is expected to remain in the Alaskan area until October. conducting it's military training and accomplishing maintenance and repair projects for the Naval Station at Kodiak and Adak.