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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
GARAGES

ilfe RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Larse temocele1 earage
10th ST, 1915 rear, corner Church
- Brick: s2a. CO. 5-SSie.
fOR RENT, double for storage
brick, rlec concrete foof M.
Union Station ne JU a-Ssi2.
18TH AND D N.E.-Pyt.. concrete.
lOKs0; excel for xorkmans equip 4,
boat. car. incl. elee.. $40 mo
IL. T-eS77.
GARAGE---On Lee hwy. with / acre
OF land for rent ia 5.520O.
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HILLMAN
xI.53b New
JACK pRY 1T

HILLMAN
xl.53b New
JACK PRY, LTD.
18th AND p SITS. NV.
HILLMAN MINK 1852 4-dr :, ana
n motor reeonditioned; $40.
Browning 6.S0l5,
HUDSON SO super Jet 4-dr. with
mater. . real ene saver. equip
wonderful end car. IA. s.sioo.
IMPERIAL SO 2-dr. hardtop; pow
ernite. power steering, power
brakes. electric seat and windows.
beaut s-tone paint with matehina
nj, ,ni ~ tres a one ovner' Low
WHEELER. INC WHEATON MD
lcHRYEiER. PL YMouTH. iAiPKRiAI
4 ll325 GEORGIA AVE, 10. $4,000
KAISER 1859 Manhattan 4-df,
blue. iinish; radio. heater. hydra.
matte wonderful for second car
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
2eS6 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va
ia, 2-a09l Open I'll s;3C
LINCOLN 1858 4-dr.; fully equip
automsile trans,, radio. heater
psgt oner acceptable Contact
MALI lex, Du. T-237e: once. CO
MERCURY so: '53 Pord fuli-Tacs
motor, eustomised body. VIII sci
toI 300 or best offer. Pa
MERCURY 1851 Sedan: Z. and h.
I eeseIafise new- condition.
PALS CHURCH. Be soto Piym.
outh. Lee highway at HillWooc
ave. jE. 2-2300.
Nc IS: Marx II; has 4 new tires,
81. college Park. We. 5-6d22.
BUY FROM THE LEADER
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
BETHESDA MD SHOWROOM
,1el Wis. Ave. OIL 2-6432
NASH 81 Metropolitan: fully
eed9ippea, excel eond.; si,400.
IN - s40l.
oLDS 50 ''Ss' Holiday Coupe. ?
and H.. hydra. Wv. tires Low
nj ny excel care BY ofieer. Si.245.
OLDsMOBILR "a s.ssS I-dT
sedan; gray with white top: power
brakes. hydramatic. fully eouipped
Perfect eono.: Sl.Q50. IKE. S-07a.
ODDS IS super SIS" Holiday
coupe; hyersmatie. radio, heater,
power steering and power brakes.
paced dash. Wv. tires: excel
lent condition: Sl.5e5. Safety
tested ior your protection 30
esy s ~, ,Ss warranty, PAUL
81, nv KE. 7-l3Os.
ODDS 81 De luxe 'ps" Holiday Sc
can hydEamatie. radio, heater
poNer steeting, power brakes. pow
er windows and seat; loaded with
mAny. extras new-ear condition
Best buy Of the year. only 50 .Oq5
/ safety tested for your protection
ag-cay written warranty. PAUL
SRflS- tOLDSf. Wis. and Eliicotf
81 nv. KE T-i3os.
oLDSMoBrLE 1857 super sSss .
Or Mt haze sedsnH power ateer-
ing, power brakes. very clean,
= ,s9S. Ccc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-O Co.
l2es .snd St NV. FE. $4,000
oLDsMoBILE 1855 convertible
coupe, charcoal sray with white
49, 80 NuAtS tObs poNeL Steer
rs rs poEsr brakes: only sl.se5;
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1872 END St NV Re. $4,000
PACKARD 1855 S-dr, sedan. fully
squlpped: low miieAee: s7Q9.
LooD PONTIAC. 500 Wis. ave
PACKARD "ss PStrician sedan;
blue and white: fully eouipped .
$3.50. Not warranted.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
] se2 -esnd 81. NV. FE. $4,000
PLYMOUTH 50 Plaza .-dr.: =. and
n. Wv. tires. excel. cond. Enter
ms service. must sell; 81. Oa5
AZ 1850. l3s
PLYMOUTH 1855 SUBURBAN cdr /;
1000 miles. Call RE. 6-7S72.
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LOTS. ACREAGE Tor SALE

BROCK HALL ESTATES, on the
LARGO Marlboro I'd md. 902l. 3
mileg from Marlboro 200 II. X
1907 II, on paved road. county
maintained; only &..06a. liberal
terms available Agent on prem
ises sun, thfough Fri. / pm 10
dark. NJ. LEO eTORCH, Deyel.
oper. sP $4,000.
TOWN or FAIRFAX Ill lots.
sewer water, gas. will kubordi-
mate, ready for home u. 4-065O
OF I'M, 2-4OsB y
LARGE LOTS, sever and water:
$1,000; IN oxon Rill area. LII.
100 Wooded. underbrush
cleared; roads. / "a miles water.
frontage, IS miles 10 Washington
near new cloVerieaf 70 express
highway ripe for Development for
better homes MARY r. BOARD,
co. 3-eial
MONTGOMERY coUNTY--OveY 81
acres; lightly wooded. approx, over
9O0-ft. frontage on State rd, be-
tween Rockville and Gaithersburr
Sewer available N near future
Priced right, Si.57a per acre. Act
now, Call Mr.. Mann. IA, 2-aSf9
= -
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a,i ACREs OF I:h nj. from b. G,
line on Branch ave. Sc, VIII
build or lease TO reliable tenant,
10. 7.SOh0.
LEAsE. NE. SIC. D, Ca. 500 II.
or more: i-story bldg, drive-in
door. enclosed yd., H&o Sldinp
q add g EXISTING hldss. 70 suit
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WISCONSIN AVE.

$4,000 50, 4, OF ground in the
900 blk, Of Wis. ave. on the east
SIDE q the street; p9-lt trontaee
by rs e. deep. zoned ist COM
mereiai soc This Is one OF the
immsd. All TO : 6rand.new bldss
under canSt for lee. national
accounts. Call Pat GFesE, with
JAMES L, DIXON 4 Co. ST
S-'sVV.
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BUSINESS PRoP. WAITED

NEW CAR SHOWROOM or bulldins
suitable for sane. Box 1904. star
UsKD CAR LOT OF suitable site
wanted. Box l0i-A, Star.
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SOUTHERN DEALERS need ears
desperately, ang make or model
trucks. station Wagou1 HYATrS-
WILLIE AUTO SALES 1890 r /
ave Hyattsvilie. Nd WA S-laS0
n G. DEALERS pay TOP dollars for
cars. wafonS VILLAGE MOTORS
18th and y ave. n o AD 4-o44f
WANTED CHRYsLER LIMOUSINE
g3u- iPhsi---CRil after pm
AZ. loss. 4se4 flst st. nv.
SELL Us YOUR CAR NOW. cash
for clean SO to 80 models. Will
pay % balance and pay cash diff
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

TRUCKS FOR SALE
JEEP ia5- 4-wheel drive; y ton
CCE pickup. Save $1,000. IA
s-as4Y
chEv SO. lis-t6n nat body. me.
ehanically perfect, S4aa.
TAKOMA FORD
s7e5 Piney Br. Rd,, SIS u. $1,000
INTERN. dunn: .is-ton can: hiei
sides. excel tires Govt surplus
S3p5 ATLAS SALVAGE. 4S5;
Tanslewood az. Bladensburg. Nd
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
ANGLIA lg4s sedan; sood tires
running oond needs working on.
$50. III, d-ae32
AUSTIN IS Also sedan: si.o57
BUY FROM THE LEADER
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
9TH and n sts. NV. no. s-7o0c
BERKELEY IS sports car; SCI;
BUY FROM THE LEADER
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
4,Ls ~ \ . syAl SHOWROOM
BORGWARD
Station vagons and Sedans. I'M "a
~ miles per Gallon Of sAs ono
CONTINENTAL MOTORS,
LTD.
1901 Rhode Island ave. ne, co
5-hl.. Open 7:30-lO, Sun, los
BUICK 1853 4-dr. sedan: loaded
Immaculate 5000 FLOOD pom.
TIAc. 800 Wis ave. wo. $4,000
BUICK 40 SUPER 4-dr. sedan: full,
eduip., new paint lob, 500. ol
pest cash ofier. NE. s-0S92 Of
10 i-6O07.
BUICK 1891 s-dr super; new-eal
condition: $3.50 FALLS CHURCH
De Soto Plymouth, lee hwy. a
Hlllwood ave. JE. $4,000.
BUICK 1857 Riviera hardtop sed
mountain laurel finish. fully equip
Only S2.4pb. ccc guarantee.
Capitol G adillac-OMS Co,
Ter acnd 81. NV. FE. $4,000
BUICK iD5s s.dr Riviera; new
f f isssnee iil1RcH sI bs soto p,vu0o,,
JE' .ssS00
BUICK 1888 Special s-dr.: gray
and. IVORY, radio. heater, act nov
While barsains are at their hest
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
1889 Wilson BLVD. Arlington, Va
ia. e-0OOl Open TIL q 80
BUICK 81 suoer;, fulis equip.
TAKOMA FORD
SIS Piney 81, Rd s s., Ju, $1,000
CADILLAC 81 4-dr. sedan black,
ekeelleni mechanical condition
pyyt,, OWNER aaS, $3.50. TIE t-SSss
CADILLAC 1887 Eldorado seville
beautiful cloud white linish; al
power. accessories. plus factory-in.
stalled Frigidaire air cond 1900
S sSlgsi NILE s. ~ ! owner sellins ior
NAANA'NNt NNAhA ~ ANANAN WI
tory fun price, si,Dos. Can
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga Ave, NV ia. p-epOi
CADILLAC, so, 40" special a.
door, fully equipped includina air.
conditioner, exceptionally immacu-
late, specially priced al S9,fnh.
WHEELER, INC. cHRYSLER CITY
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALERS
$500 Wisconsin, NV EN-. 2-lOa0
CADILLAC 1898 "8." sedan, white,
gray top, power steering, brakes
very clean, only ss,aDb. ccc
guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
ie2e e2nd St, NV. III, $4,000
CADILLAC 1857 Coupe de Vile;
baby blue and cloud white; all.
power equipped, incl. hydra. Z. and
Can finance ior 80 nQs. for small
ROYAL MoTofs, INC.
dioo Ga. Ave. NV. $4,000
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FARMS

$500 IN, Sis3 mo. buys for SIC.
n2u, 3eS acres OF woodland. h-mi.
hayd.road frontage: ia5 mi. south
D, g. L, L SELF. Agens TE, 6-4l3i
800 AcREs--sfb. 000. reduced from
$40 900 70 close sn estate. admin.
isiyator In FioFidas $50 acres till.
able, 80 acres OF Yirein timber
ltO-ft barn, cost. dbl. corn crib
4-bedrm., mod. home. Ice stream
committing distance out NV MR.
TRUNDLE. OIL. 2.97as,
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TRUST NOTES goa SALE
MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANS-Carx or trucks; n
- minutes whether it's paid 10;
OF lot HERsONs. sth and c
NV Ok a-740s
MORTGAGE LOANS. SIS 0Oo- $50.
paymentz Romance ycuf pToperiS
ana improvements. quick honest
courteous service on real estate
farms etc. Only In the state 81
Maryland Cal Mr. ROBERTS
Baltic. Nd. day or night: suns
And nosicays - Sarat0ga 7-4O47
RAISE CASH. reduce monthly pay
nents, consolidate debts. By re-.
financing your hoE1e 70 advance
ices Licensed eonsulfant NO
1887 or teyesf IA s-52s0
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TRAIlERs WANTED
AUTOS TRUCKS WANTED

CASH FOR GOOD. used. clean
house trailers. BELTSviLI.E
TRAILER SAILS. We. 5-25Ss.
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JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Truly Convenient

mis- handsome an-sriek
home Is located rishi in the
quick transp.. excel schools
and the best shopping cen-
tiers II FEATURES A PRIZE
CIRCULATING FL DOR
PLAN. LIVING rm. has are
pace. separate FAMILY
SIZED DINING ROOM.
Equipped kitchen with eating
space. 3 generous bedrms
ana full bsmt. House IS also
Adaptable to future expan-
son A REAL VALUE AT
ONLY Sls.5oo.
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ASSUME CT LOAN

Don't miss seeing this 3-Aedrm
rambler with liy. rm-. din L. =
eatins space in kit, lse- fenced
7. N. LERNER 4 CO,
IA S-os00
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lMvLsIMLMI pROP. TOT SAFE

sEMIDET. 4-family mats DIRK !
Tor Soih FOR si7 i5o'G e. T Ssenin g.
cash above LIST trust, orig. cost
S23600. 81. 3-JOgl. ewes. and
Sun, JU s-4fT2,
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

ANGLIA iH4s sedan: good tires
running cond needs worktug on
$50. IL. 6-a.32
AUSTIN SIS A-50 sedan. al o.
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ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
FAIRFAX NASH

hanj Seminary Re. at BaIleys
&-roads. u. 3-3000 I'll . PM
DODGE SO coronet club cpe. r
and h.. powsfaite trans neu
rubber. - 4a5, AD. i-sa6a after
ESQ During day Ii $4,000
DODGE 1889 sedAnetts: , and n
down. $50 month FAffs
CHURCH. De o-Piymouth, LEI
highway at Eillwood ave. JE
1-p3no
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AVAILABLE APRIL /. 1858
LOWER CONN AVE-

Call Rental Dept. WA. $4,000
800 haywood Pl.. Mt. Rainier. Nd
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CHEVROLET 1883 sedan: +. and
b nev-ear condition. $3.50. 500
down, S2d, Is a month FALLS
CHURCH. De Soto Plymouth, Lee
halfway at Hiliwood ave. il
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lcoNfINUEol
MEDICAL OFFICES

pul goth street N.w.--waltins
room, iarge ONCE, two treatment
rooms. private lavatory; 500 per
month,
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100 p ST. NV.
lJit fAth ST. NV.
Ed NJ o'SuLLIvAE, Ma. s-7sis
HARRINGTON CENTER
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

EASTERN AVE. AND vARNuM ct.
MT. RAINIER. Nd
Center contains 10 stores. thea
ter and fas station. SERVING densely
populated area
Store. . floors. approx. 43xs0 n
each. Suitable as 5 and 10 cent or
dept. store, ladies' or mems cloth.
ing. music. radio and TV or auto
nrrane0rtaa
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e002 Porter street NV. teofnei
Conn. ave and Porter stl--Fnui
rooms, and private latatory: $3.50
per month,
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okDS IS Super SIS" Holida,
coupe; hyeramatie. radio, heater
power steering and power brakes
peoced dash. Wv tires: excel
lent condition: SI.5a5. Eafef,
tested for your protection. 30.
GAY written warranty. PAUL
81 u y KE nos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

OLDSMOBILE '54 '.se" I-dT
sedan gray With white top: poWel
nrakes. hydramatlc. fully equipped
Perfect cono.. $1,000. KE. S-0Sa.
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OLDs 81 SIS" Holiday Coupe: :
ano n. hydra. Wv. tires, Low
mi. excel care BY ofneer. Si .246
1 JC k-a0I9
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BETHEsDA-Mocern store i2x4o,
suitable for any business; air
ecnd, heat and janitor service.
s0Qs Wis ave. okO. W. ROB-
ERTSON. OIL. a-el23.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

iJEEP ia5- 4-Nheel drive; \ ton
&C Z. pickup. Save 1000. IA.
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BUY FhUM THE LEADER
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
1th and Il SITS. NV. Ho 1000
BERKELEY rs sports car; ser
down
BUY FROM THE LEADER
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
ALEXANDRIA tvAl SHOWROOM
lsno-la Kins St XII s-5535
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

FORD 1853 Suniiner conyertibl,
coupe; Fordomatie. radio. heater
power steering. Wv, tires: ons
owner, Best buy; 81 .eah Safets
tested for your protection. 3O-daN
written warranty. PAUL BROS
toLDSl, WIS. and Ellicott al. NV.
FORD 1898 Victoria hardtop: ex.
ceilent condition; goOd tires; =.
tone color. Call OWNER. EN-
..lNsa
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station vaeons and sedans: UP
% miles per Gallon Of gas o
q .Gsrmany's finest. As low
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DODGE So cory % 900 mi
fully equip excel eond.. SH5O
Leay. country Thurs KE. 6-7e33
DODGE "a Royal VS. 4-dr AZ.
dan. poverfiite. 7. and h. beaut
s-tone green with matching seat.
covers. except. clean. one owner
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II the kids are eone, ana nov
us juSt VOL two. this charming =
beorm. l-hoor home with its iee.
I4xl9 uy. rm.,. din. I'm scr pen
tuH osrnt and buiit-in gar. on
nicely. handicapped cor. lot In excel
N Arl community close 20 transp
and shopptng WILL b lust what the
eoetor orcered. Price. >l4.gSU.
w. w. BLACKMAN INC.
IA. s-o33s REALTORS IA. s-s777
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Manhattan Auto Inc

BETHESDA MD SHOWROOM
aaol WIS. Ave. OIL. 2-8432
NASH 81 Metropolitan: fully
eaaipped. excel. eond.; sI,40O.
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16 UNITS
80 UNITS

Also en- interest IN Q shoppina
center IN busy location. Owner
ploving business Interests 10 Flor.
i9a Reasonable oher will be con.
4 Write 10 ALBERT cHAIKEN
20l Abingdon drive. Alexandria
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Guild Voting
OnStrike End
AT Inquirer

PHILADELPHIA, July z up
"A proposal aimed at ending
the five-week-old strike Of the
American Newspaper Guild
against the morning Inquirer
goes before the Guild member
ship today.
Negotiators for the Guild and
the Inquirer agreed on the pro-
posal yesterday after 10 days
of subcommittee meetings. Fed
eral negotiators said.
Details Of the proposal were
not announced. Neither Of the
parties involved would COM
nnent.
If the Guild votes to accept
the proposal and end the strike,
normal distribution Of the city's
two major newspapers would
be resumed.
The Inquirer Guild unit. rep
resenting some TOO editorial
and clerical workers. struck the
newspapers June when its
contract expired. The dispute
repeatedly was over wages and
q job seniority clause in the
contract.
Truck drivers of the Inquirer
and the Evening Bulletin, who
are members Of Teamsters Lo-
cal 628, have not resumed de-
livery of either paper.
Both Teamsters units went on
strike Memorial Day. tying up
distribution of the two Phila-
delphia papers.
The Teamsters ratified an
agreement for a new contract
with the two publishers June
26. But the Inquirer truckers
agreed not to cross the Guild
picket line. The Bulletin does
not have a Guild unit.
Bulletin drivers were restored
to the company payroll. but
were ordered not to distribute
papers. The publishers said
the agreement provided that
distribution would resume only
when the truck drivers returned
to work at both papers at the
same time.
Meanwhile. both papers con-
tinue to publish daily and SUM-
day editions, selling them across
the counters ct their plants.
The nearby Camden m. ID
Courier-Post also was struck by
the Teamsters on Memorial
Day. But this paper returned
to full distribution June %
after an agreement was reached
In separate negotiations. The
Courier-Post does not have a
Guild unit.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

jelly, jam, perfume. candy,
handkerchiefs and flowers.
More than $50 cards. letters
and telegrams arrived from the
United States. Canada and
Mexico-and every one Of them
sent by a stranger to Mrs.
Buchan.
Someone brought a birthday
cake, too, with eight candles
to honor the woman who was
wined, dined and feted as the
toast Of the ziegfeld Follies
from 1907 to 1910.
"Oh, what a day, she ex-
Evening star., 1958-07-07

had lamented TO q reporter, mo
one comes to see me. It would
'oe wonderful TO hear from some-
one = anyone, particularly on
my birthday"
Remembrance started ar
irving Saturday for the lonely,
aging beauty who was selected
early in the century by the art
ist, Charles Dana Gibson, to
portray his famous creation in
the Follies.
And yesterday well-wishers
came calling, bringing gifts Of
Evening star., 1958-07-07
cInlmsd q Ia raIrnad araln.

clnimed as she rsigned again.
IN a faded print dress with
her snow white hair brushed
back she barely resembled the
peerless Annabelle" Of the
1893 Columbian Exposition.
Since Mrs. Buchans hus-
band, a surgeon. died In Janu-
airy she has been alone. And
she wondered as the festivities
ended:
To-day / am being toasted,
but what Of tomorHow?"
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Fl. BeIvoir to Honor
Aide to Commundunt

TT. Belvoir win honor Brig,
Gen. John H. Dudley. new as
sistant commandant Of the
Army Engineer School, in cere-
monies at 1850 am. tomorrow.
Gen. Dudley replaces Brig.
Gen. Robert c. cD0nnell,
who has been assigned to the
Presidio at San Francisco.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Gibson Girl Of FoIIies
Enjoys Goth Birthday

CHICAGO. July tP-It was happy birthday, after all
for an 80-year-old former zegfeld Folles girl.
"Im ell done In" said Mrs Annabele Whford Buchan
one Of the cenys celebrated beauties after aday cee-
bration yesterday
ony last Friday little apartment Mrs Buchan
Evening star., 1958-07-07

WashnrOn Store open Mondays $50 pm Chevy Chase
Corners Rss Church. Val and Alexandria $50 $50 pm
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SALE! MEMS HANDFRAMED ARGYLE SOX 1885,
Especially mode for Hohn Brown Camel. Charcoal Navy
Grey backgrounds. prs. 300
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ideas TO SELL" a key aide COM
mented. Rather. the Secre-
tary's attendance ''will DEM
onstrate the importance we at
tach TO the pact, and our de-
sire TO work with It's members. >
The United States viii not
join the anti-Soviet alliance or
seek missile bases in the
strategic area. according 10 In
formed sources. MOI will Mr..
Dulles use the January 27-30
conference to push proposals
for settling Arab-Israel dis
putes or other political issues.
Ofiicials do not rule out the
possibility that the American
delegation will offer some pro-
posals to strengthen the all
lance. but they make clear that
any concrete recommendations
viii be incidental to the morale
campaign.
lnxpiratlonal Tone
TITS more than q pep talk,
but We plan no far-reaching
proposals" a spokesman said
Mr.. Dulles trip is part OF the
pattern established when Pres
ident Eisenhower invoked his
prestige to buck up the spirits
Of the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization. The Unite d
States Is trying to convince its
partners that allied spunk can
counter the challenge Of Rus-
sia's sputnik.
American leaders recently
have paid so much attention 70
NATO that they see the need
to prove unflagging interest In
other anti-Soviet alliances.
Its time to demonstrate
support at a high level" an
aide said. Second or third
echelon ofiicials represented
the United States at the first
three annual Baghdad Pact
meetings. Secretary Dulle Z
made q special effort TO ut the
fourth session into his sched-
ule.
u. s. Has Observer Role
The United States is not q
full member of the pact. but
belongs to three key committees
dealing with military matters.
economic affairs and counter
suhversion. American observ-
ers sit in on meetings Of the
council Of ministers without
voting.
Members OF the alliance are
Turkey. Iran. Iraq. SakiStan
and Britain.
! The State Department OPP
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Congress Sticks to Law
With Jonuory7O Opening

January 3 this week is a Fri.
day, and thus inconvenient. But
another reason for the later
reconvening may have been 70
rub out the embarrassing record
Of q parliamentary rhubarb by
the S4th Congress In 1886. Both
branches at that time approved
an adjournment resolution for
the converting Of the s5th Con-
gress on January 7. 1857.
President Eisenhower vetoed
It. not because he loved Con-
gress less but apparently be.
cause he loved orderly pro-
cedure more. The White House
as well as red-faced members
Of Congress had discovered that
January z was the date speci-
fed for Electoral College GER
tification of the results of the
1866 presidential election. So
Congress fell back literally on
the goth Amendment and be-
gan 1857 business January 3.
Few Restrictions for Session
No such barriers Of time or
space hamper Congress at the
outset Of 1858. Nor is there a
constitutional or oratorical
limit on how long they remain,
so long as they disperse for the
seth Congress in January, 1853.
The FIRST session Of the S5th
Congress set no records, despite
the $50 hours of Senate meet
ings and 585 House hours. Be-
cause of the congressional cleo
tons next fall the coming ses-
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BY ROBERT X. WALSH
star star Writer

At the very start OF It's Sec
ond and final session the 05th
Congress will have o sort Of last
word by reconyenipg January Z.
A story on congressional
wordage may seem superhuous
about Q New Year leaf-turning
by the legislative branch. After
all, the coming session will
merely be getting its second
wind after Senators and Rep
resentatives filed almost 20 800
osely-printed pages Of the
Confessional Record and APP
pendix and put some 300 new
public laws into the statute
books In 1857.
But 1t Is timely today II only
because Of the way the Cap
itol switchboard. currently In
the throes Of a telephone direc-
tory shake-up, Is ringing in
1858. Confused callers. In more
than customary profusion.
want to know when Congress
resumes talking or why II
should return January z In
stead of January 3.
Date Shift I.egalized
The Twentieth Amendment.
ratified in 1893. provides for
converting Of Congress annually
on January 3 unless fy Jaw
they shall appoint a different
day Senate and House last
August appointed Tuesday,
January Z. 1858.