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NEWMAN. ST. CLAIR.

April 20. 1855. at his residence,
1923 2lst 81. nv. ST. CLAIR
NEWMAN: devoted husband of Flor
ence v { Newman. father OF 81.
Clair Newman sr., and Mrs viii
liam e. Harrison Remains may be
viewed al Boyd's Funeral Home.
1888 Goth 81. NV on Tuesday,
April -. after m Funeral serv-
tees on Wednesday, April 81, 81 !
pm. al the above funeral home, In
terment In Remington, Va
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nIssONErTE. RALPH W. on Saturday

April 70; IsSs; at sSS sGssS,.E hosp Z;
36Oi Hustled drive. Chevy Chase.
Nd, brother of Harold NJ. and Ed
ward NJ Bissonette and Blanche
Bissonette. Mr.. Bissonette rests At
the warner Z. Pumphrey Funeral
Home, s434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring. Nd. where services will be
held Tuesday, April %, at 10 am.
parking faeilitiesl. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery.
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KRICHNER, GEORGE. On SATURDAY
KRuCoFF, SAMUEL. On Friday. Apri

April 10, 1855 GEORGE KRICH.
NER, husband Of Ella NJ. Krichner
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GODDARD. ANDREW JOSEPH. On

Saturday, AnriI 70, IN5s, at his
residence, 93l0 Branch ave. Sc,
ANDREW JOSEPH GODDARD. be-
loved husband NJ Sallie NJ Goddard
father Of EVELYN White. Lorraine
EnRe's. Mildred Deuterman. Anna
STREET. and Margaret Beali: brother
OF Eva Shreve Seven grandchildren
and eight great-Rrandchildren also
survive. Friends NAV call at the
Robert a MattinRly Funeral Home
l3l 1lth st. Sc. until Tuesday
April %. At 10 am Requiem mass
az 81 Francis Xavier Church, 2sth
81 and Pennsylvania ave Sc, al
1910 am Relatives and friends in.
vited. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
tery In lieu Of flowers. the family
suggests contributions be made Il
the American Cancer SncietY
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hpfii 20 1858. At bis residence. soSs
Central ave. 80. TRAVIS n HAIR
htS, devoted husband OF Lillian n
Harris father OF Leon y and Reuben
II Harris Also surviving are one
sister Mrs Lucy Harris, three
brothers Richard, Charles and Ven
ton HarfiA, two grandchildren, q
host OF other relatives and many
friends Notice Of funeral later
Arransemens BY Morrow A Wood.
ford. 90
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April ID, 1855, Al smiley HcspisssI
ave-, Hyattsvilie. Nd. wife Of Mel
Bach. mother. Of George. l.. Bach
and sister Of Hans and Rasmus
Jensen. There Is also one grand
daushter Mrs. Bach rests a the
Sf3l 0eorgia ave. Silver Spring,
Nd. where services viii be held on
tuesday, April 90. at I pm. Park
Ing faeilitiesl Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Fl
81. 1858. MAX BENJAMIN Of l4l4
saratoga ave. ne, beloved husband
Of Mary Benjamin. Mr., Benjamin
rests at the Bernard DanZansky a
Sons Funeral Home. 1901 l4th 81.
NV. Notice OF funeral later
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soRYER. LILLIAN c. on Er,eay.

April is. is5s. st the residences
Of her daughter, in San Francisco.
81 the late George 3. Bofyer, mother
&c.. MS 8; d HsTEsrss g gor y wan. :d
ington. d. C.. and Mrs Name Leeeh
Of Miami. Fla. Friends may. eau
at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th 81.
and Mass. ave. nel until $3.50
Be offered at 81. Josepl's Catholic
Church ct 10 am Interment Gen.
gressional Cemetery. 81
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day, April 81. 1858, at Washington
HOSPITAL Center, JOHN FREDERICK
HOOVER OF co.'s LandsdoWne way
silver Spring. Nd, beloved huston
OF Zee J. Hoover. brother Of Mrs
Madeline Hoover Carow. Notice OF
funeral later.
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HOLLY. MAMIE 3. on s1turdar.

April ~ 1888, MAMIE n HOLLY
o. an.n ID n nv, wife OF Norris
y Holly, devoted mother Of Mrs
Maegie smith, Mrs Helen johnson.
MIS- Mary YOUNG. Mrs Bessie
shorter, Mrs Claudia Cooke, James,
Joseph John, Franeis Raymond
aud Paul Holly, and sister Of Mrs.
Agnes Wilson and Mrs Alberta Coll
Inns Also suryivine are forty-nine
grandchildren, seven greAt-grand.
children, other relatives and many
friends After " pm, Wednesday,
April -, friends are iny''fd 10 cali
A. the Mcclure Funeral Home, isaO
9th - NV REQUIEM mass will be
celebrated A. 2 am THURSDAY. April
az 81 -yprians Catholic Church,
18th and c st., sc intermeni 81
Johns Cemetery, Clinton, Md 20
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THOMAS EDWARD. sud
denly on Saturday, April ~, lpbs,
THOMAS EDWARD MCCARTHY, o.
500 Woody pl., FailH Church, Va,
Mccarthy, father Of Timothy J and
Susan Marie Mccarthy, all Of the
home address. son OF Mrs, Dorothy
v ungewitter, Hartford, Conn, ana
brother Of Robert Mccarthy, Wind.
Newinsion, Conn Mr., Mccarthy WI
be reposed At the y w Cannon
Funeral Home. Windsor, Conn, until
time for services and interment
Local ARRANGEMENTS bv FitHeerald
Funeral Home, 3945 Wilson blvd,
AFiinufaN Va
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OTTO ARTHUR Z. on Sunday. Al

~ HUH sIs orb o0S Ct . so M1g,: s AVE-
ne. beloved husband Of Ruby O.
Otto Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th St. and Massa.
chusetts ave. ne. where ser ices
will be held on Wednes1ar, April ~
at II an In lieu Of flowers, please
make donations 10 the Cancer Fund.
Interment private. %
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CLARK, MARY u, MoLLIE. on sat.
u utsny April ~, 1925, MARY n
q nv she b survived b one
daughter, Mrs, Theresa 4. Abbott;
two slAters, Mrs, Paitie Green and
Mre Lena neAle, one brother, Reid
stokes one grandson, Augustus
Thomas, other relatives and many
friends, Remains resting al the
Morrow A woodford Funeral Home,
10y" I'm II, NV Notice OF h-
neral later, Family can be contacted
a. lOOh Irving II nv,
COOK. LEILA W. suddenly, on sat.
urdAy! April 10, 1885, LEILA W,
COOK OF Princeton, W. Va, beloved
vile Of Joe y Cook and mother Of
Johnny A. Oneida, Pred J and
Homer Y, Cook, she also i survived
~ three brothers ana two sisters
Relatives and friends may call Al
oasch'A Funeral Home. ltan Bait.
more ave, HyAtttvllle, Nd, until y
m, Iuesday, April s2i thence 70
Church, where services will be held
a. am. interment church Gene
terry,
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KLEIN EMMoNs orTo. A ,p.e,,

KLEIN EMMONs OTTO. A special
n communication OF Columbia
IN Lodge, No 2E5. A r a
IN A NJ. Arlington. Va Is
on No called ~ pm Wednes-
~T day, April 23. 1855. for
w the purpose Of conducting
Masonic services Of the
funeral Of our late brother.
ARTHUR r WISE. Master.
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April 90, 1855, Al his residence,
TpwAR Ms''T p Ms SS SfTnt''s beloved Owe
husband OF Eva d McDeyi,t and
father OF Mrs. Grace N Andrews,
Mrs Helen NJ Boyer ana Mr. Mary
N kurtK and Edward . McDeyitt,
also survived BY six grandchildren,
Friends are invited &c call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase FUNERAL Home
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cooNEy. DENNIS y. Member, ef Gen

ME- UENNIS v MtmbtfH OF UtH
IN Nelson A, Miles Camp, No
- 4, u. s. W. ", will assem-.
NyVU BILE At the repoae room, Y
.fIHM 8. Soldiers Home, 81 . pm
4et Tuesday, April 90, 70 a..
ItyI tend services for our lats
- cemrade pENNIsF
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DAY, Aprll 10. l95s, JOSEPH N
Of the late Jacob and Carrie crsw.
ford, husband OF Estelle Crawford
He also leaves 70 mourn hts passing
snTes dausn ns h,S ot.ie Scott, Carrie Carrie
brothers, Clarence, Edward. Robert
and Walter Crawford. two sisters,
Mrs. Myrtle Schools and Mrs. Annie
Schenck. six grandchildren. one
great-grandchild, other relatives and
day. April 90. friends NAV call al
rraxier's Funeral Home, $50 Rhode
Island ave. NV, where services will
be held on wednesday. April 90, Al
pm. Interment Staunton. Va. @
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NVNHINHIf MIL ~ On bAIuTuhN'
AP.n ", lsSs. At her Iesid ,ne,.
A COURTNEY beloved mother Of
Mrs, Ethel Green and James and
Lester Stewart. She also Is survived
BY three sisters, one brother, one
grandehild, i've great-grandehildten,
other relatives and friends. Mrs.
Courtney may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home, 10 II 81.
ne, after 4 pm. wednesday, April
~ Funeral on Thursday. April -,
from Lane c. NJ T. Church, l4th
and c SITS. ne, at pm. Interment
IN 81. Marys County. Nd. %
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PARLETT. EUGENE. p. n. g. Members
- OF Esther Rebeeca Lodge. No
I. Z. !. /. I. 3: !.
N 20, are requested 20 assemble
~ at Gaseh's Funeral Home. 473g
IN Baltimore ave, Hysttsville. Nd.
a. $40 ON Monday, April II,
~ 1888. 20 conduct Rebecca serv-
MI ices for our charter member,
u Sister EUGFNIE pARLETr
NJ l. Butler Noble Grand.
O A McCLAY. Rec secy
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PHI lips. LAURA ELIz.BETH. Or

Monday, April -, 1855. a. her res
idenee. West clifton Terrace Apis,
laura FLY ABrTH PHILLIPS, sis-
ter Of John phillips. formerly OF
Los Angeles. Calf Services at the
" Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2a0l
litb - nv. on Wednesday April
%, at ! nm parking faellitles
fntsrment Fort Lincoln Cemeterv
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PARLETT FLORENCE Y. On s

april 90, lass FLORENCE Z PAR.
Nd. beloved wife Of the late Per-
cival X. Parlett and mother Of
Pereival X and Leonard n Par
lett Mrs Parlett rests az 0asch's
Funeral Home. 1880 baltimore ave.
Hvattsyille, Nd Services at the Fort
Lincoln Cemetery Chapel on We'd
nesoay. April %. at 1890 am.
Relatives and friends are invited.
Interment Port Lincoln Cemetery.
90
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In Mrmnrtant

hA msmors a. N mS de 0"s sister, HNNk
ROWE HARDING who passed away
six years ago today, April 81. 1859.
Some have forgotten now that you're
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70. 1855 nsfhER HALL "p, q
l0e07 Haywood d. silver spring
Nd beloved wife Of the late Or
Orlando q Hall, mother Of Roher
nyne Hall, Dorothy G Hall Ans
the late Esther c Halt sister o.
Mrs Helen n Jones OF CAlifornlI
sad ~ mS' Ms nD,I es sh lima PI lam,
saOi igih II nv, on tuesday
April &c al p.a0 an lpArkinl
facilltiesl Thence 10 81 John'i
Catholic Church, loom Rosenstce
Dr. silver Spring, Nd where th'
holy sacrihee OF the mass will D,
orered al 10 am for the reposs
q .sr soul, intermsnt olenvooe
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GRAHAI; EDWARD ,. On saturday,
GROOME. HELEN RUSSELL TRIMBLF


hhbIb, ADELE. suddenly, on Sunday,
April 90, 1858, ADELE HABIB OF
23l Massachusetts, ave. ne, be-
loved wife Of the late Louis Z.
Habib and mother OF Mrs. Mary
ELS, MIS-. EVeiyn oenga, Mrs Mar
william. Moe and Sam Habib. Also
survived by fifteen grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Rinaldi
Funeral Home, $40 H ct ne Serv-
ices at the st. George Syrian Ortho-
dox Church, 4335 10th At. NV.
fn,. Wssns' CEDAR A R e 81
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PRINCE. WILLIAM n. On "Wednesday,

PRINCE. beloved brother OF Della
Wilson. Allie Judd, Fannie Fielder
Alton STACY and Charlie Prince He
Is Also survived by other relatives
and friends The late Mr. Prince
NAV be viewed AZ the Stewart Fu.
neral Rome, 30 Fl st. ne, after
pm Tuesday, where services will
hs held Wednesday. April o. Al
am Interment Arlington Ma
tional CemRtery 80
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BRANCH. THOMAS ALLEN. On sun.

sOI,In T ~ .,%sSs s MS Nh "a sSD 7,
beloved wife Of Macy MsrI.n .;
Poster Jerome and Marcy Brigham.
She also Is survived BY three sisters,
three grandchildren. other relatives
and friends. After 4 pm. Monday,
April 81, friends are invited TO
eail at the Jarvis Chapel, 1889
You st. NV. Funeral on Tuesday.
April 90, at l pm, from the Zion
Baptist Church. 44th St and Sherin
I'd ne Interment Lincoln Me-
The Arizona post., 1958-08-22
SIS Millions
Spent BY Jewry
On Education

PARIS (JTA)-World Jew
ry is spending $75,OO0,OO0 a
year on Jewish education,
with $1,O00,00O of that sum
spent by the Jewish Agency,
Israel Melvan, director of the
Jewish Agency Department
for Education and Culture in
the Diaspora declared recent
ly.
Mr.. Melvan reported that
there were 300 full time Jew
ish schools in the free world,
plus Talmud Torah and adult
evening classes. He said that
the United States had the
highest percentage of Jewish
schools and that 33 percent
of all Jewish children outside
of Israel were receiving some
form of Jewish education.
The Jewish Agency official
estimated a worldwide short
age of 5000 Jewish teachers.
The Arizona post., 1958-08-22
Russian Jews
'Aftuck' Israel

JERUSALEM, (JTA) - A
lengthy anti-Israel article by
one of the II Russian Jews
who constituted the first or
ganized tourist group from
the Soviet Union, published
in a Moscow evening paper,
led Israel newspapers to
charge that publication of
such articles was the main
reason the Soviets had per-
mitted the group to visit Is
rael.
The article, reported at
length in most Israel dailies,
described the alleged suffer
ing of new immigrants and
imaginary long queues In
front of the Soviet Embassy
of former Russian Jews try
ing to arrange for their "re-
turn to the homeland"
The Arizona post., 1958-08-22
BEACON LIGHIINc

JERUSALEM, (JTA) - A
24-year-old Arab was appoint
ed by the Minister of the In
terror as District Officer of
Nazareth. NazZer Naashif is
the first Arab to hold this
position since the establish
ment of Israel and is one of
the youngest district officers
in the country.
The Arizona post., 1958-08-22
AMSTERDAM (JTA)

AMSTERDAM (JTA) -
There are some $4,000 Jews
in Holland, including Jews OF
mixed parentage, a survey re-
leased by the Dutch Ashken'
All Jewish community re-
vealed. There were about 160,,
300 Jews in Holland before
the war.
The Arizona post., 1958-08-22
nAmac O. Ne5w2
zzzzE1zzzz71zIzzz7z 80: ~. g
r E ALTO r S

"A l.
Dear Friends:
Tucson is growing beyond our ex-
pectations. Our climate is wonderful.
Our way of life is different, and the
opportunities here are tremendous.
Whether you are contemplating only
visit-or-the rental or purchase of
a home-the establishment of busi-
ness-a property investment-or acre
age for subdivisions or for speculation,
we invite your inquiries and offer you
the benefits of our large staff and many
years of experience.
We are looking forward TO melting you
in person.
Sincerely, yours,
]. B. KLENSIN,
President.
The Arizona post., 1958-08-22
Arizona Post BoWIers
Open New Season Sept. 3

The Arizona Post bowling league will open its 1883
season Sept The Copa Bowl President Dave Sroa has
announced.
The league will have 10 teams again this year and will
roll regularly on Wednesday nights.
The Arizona post., 1958-08-22

PRESIDENT SIROTA said
that three teams are still in
need of sponsors and urged
anyone interested in promot-
ing the sport to contact him.
Here is the list of teams for
the 1958-59 season with team
captains listed first and bowl
ing average listed a f fter
names:
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Eisenhower
Going to Rites
Of Brother

President Eisenhower will
take of for Kansas City in
the Columbine III tomorrow
morning to attend the funeral
of his oldest brother Arthur.
II. who died Of a heart attack
Saturday night.
The presidential plane will
leave at 8:15 am. The funeral
will be held at 1 pm. at q
Kansas City funeral home.
With the President viii be
his younger brother. DR.. Milton
Eisenhower, president Of Johns
Hopkins University; his per-
sonal physician. Maj. Gen. How
ard Nice. Snyder; his military
aide. Col. Robert L. Schulz. and
Press Secretary James c.
Hagerty.
The President and DR.. Eisen-
hover will be Joined In Kansas
City by a third brother. Earl.
Of La Grange. III. Edgar Ell
senhower OF Tacoma. Wash. Is
not expected TO be able 10 at
tend.
There will be services later
in New York and burial will be
there. These arrangements have
not been completed.
The President and his party
plan TO fly back TO Washing
ton Immediately after the sery-
lices. arriving here about GAO
BIN.
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5 Days of Rain and Snow
Bring Northeast Floods

BOSTON. Jan. % R.-A
flood crisis along the Charles
River grew today as rain and
light snow pelted New England
for the NTH straight day.
The Charles surpassed the
flood stage two days ago and
was expected TO crest 3 feet
above flood level by tomorrow,
Several bridges spanning the
river have been closed and
numerous streets in Great Bos-
ton communities along the
river were under several inches
OF water today.
While Greater Boston got
mostly rain. other sections OF
New England we're blanketed
with snow last night and early
today.
The heavy rains caused a
section OF q Boston a. Maine
roadbed TO give way at Somer-
Vile and was blamed for de-
railment Of six cars Of a 49,
car freight train. No one was
injured, but some delays In
commuter service resulted.
Thomas J. Donnelly, Massa-
aAusetts Civil Defense director,
wed the situation along the
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Charles yesterday and reported
to Gov. Foster Furcolo that
while the waters we're breach
ing the banks In some places.
no grave danger exists.
Thousands Of cellars were
flooded and sewers clogged In
some communities. posing a
health problem.
The Neponset River crested
late yesterday at 1877 feet and
last night was reported reced-
ing slowly.
Yesterdays rain sent the
total rainfall for January to
8.56 inches. breaking the jan
uary record OF 7.60 inches set
In January. 1875.
Norwood and Canton Air
ports were closed because of
the accumulation Of water on
the fields.
The greatest damage was re-
ported In Eastern Massachu-
sets, but other communities In
New England also we're af-
fected.
About $50 families in York
Beach. Me. were without GEN.
trial heat as streets flooded two
TO nlree feet. Merchants used
row boats on Main street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-28

expected TO last about two
hours but several hours later
there was no report from the
operating room.
campanella's automobile ac-
eident occurred at $3.50 am. on
q Glen Cove street not far from
his home. He was pinned In
the wreckage for half an hour
before emergency workers could
free him.
The word was Immediately
relayed to Dodger officials In
Los Angeles. where the club was
recently moved from Brooklyn.
Buzzy Bavasi. club vice presi-
dent. voiced great concern over
See CAAIPANELLA. Page Ara
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Bag|ndad Group
Plans Facilities
Costing Billions
Reported Moving
Towurd Unified
Defense Command

ANKARA. Turkey. Jan. 20
@.-The Baghdad Pact coun-
ell Of ministers today approved
long-term plans for q strategic
system OF roads. ports. airfields
and radio Accommodation.
II carried out. the project win
cost billions Of dollars over q
period Of several years.
The five-nation conference
with Secretary Of state John
Foster Dulles sitting as an
American Observer--okayed the
plan In approving the report Of
the pact's Military Committee.
Other aspects Of the commit
tees report were not immedi-
ately disclosed.
Informed sources said the
council was moving, however,
toward turning the military
planning group into q full
blown unified command. An
Iranian move last year TO set
up q NATO-type command
failed TO so through because
Of proposals that Trans King.
Shah Mohammed Reza Pah-
levi. become the supreme COM
mander.
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D. c. Citizens Are Not Getting Pro.
lection on the Streets. Pess 81
on the committee. outlined his
proposal at a closed meeting Of
the committee today. The COM
mittee decided to defer action
on Mr.. Keating's proposal
pending the outcome Of q stan
study.
Chairman celler said after
the meeting that the question
was Of lively interest to every
body" but that many procedu-
raj questions we're involved in
making the proposed investiga-
ton.
I'VE want TO know where we
are going and whether this
problem should be one for a
legislative group to undertake. -
he explained. Going into this
is like setting sail on an un-
charted course. We want to
chart our course.
Among the questions involved.
he said. was whether any legis-
lation to come out Of the study
would involve the District Of
Columbia statutes or general
ones. Mr.. Heating has empha-
sized that the series Of deci-
sions involving claims Of insan-
ity in the courts here are symp-
tomato OF widespread confu-
sion about insanity laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-28
czechs Aiding ceyIon

VIENNA. Jan. 20 DIN
dustrial Czechoslovakia. Mos
cows chief satellite instru-
ment for economic penetration
Of the Middle East and Asia.
announced today another Asian
contract-delivery Of q sugar
refinery for Ceylon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-28
HARDY HIKERS
IGNORE WEATHER

SUB-FREEZlN6 WEATHER
doesn't discourage Washington oreo
hikers To leorn obout these hosdy
winter volkers. see George hubers
story in The Stor's Leisure Sports
mon Section. Pose AIS.
HOW DEEP" ore your property
riehts' For discussion Of the lond.
owners rights when q tunnel IS
headed his voy. see Phil Yeoser and
John Stcrk's article on Pese AIS.
A THUMPlNe IRRIGATION
from JeOnnetts. Po,. turned out
Yesterday to honor John n. Dent,
first Of their townsmen to Sit in Con-
sress, For on oeeount Of the event,
see lsobells Shelton's story in the
Women's Section, Pose "a.
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Big Jupiter-C
Poised on Pad
Army Gets Chonce
To Try Satellite

CAPE CANAvERAL. Fla.
Jan. % PA mighty Jupiter
c missile stood poised on Its
launching pad here today.
ready for It's effort to propel
q 30-pound American earth
satellite into space. The blast
of is expected tomorrow or
Thursday.
This is a chance the Army
has long awaited. II claims 1t
could have fired q satellite into
orbit as far back as 1855. long
before the Russian Sputniks. II
It had not been ordered to
stand aside and let the Navy
do the job with its Vanguard
rocket.
Now. in the wake Of the
Nays latest failure to get the
temperamental Vanguard of
the ground. there is furious ac-
tivity around the Jupiter-c FIR
ing platform. Obviously. the
Army has its go-ahead and is
close to its zero hour.
The weather is perfect. The
tall Jupiter tower stands in
bright sunshine and workmen
swarming over 1t can be seen
clearly from the beaches out
side the top-secret firing range.
Way Cleared for Jupiter
Nobody talks officially. but
optimism Is high.
Many experts have expressed
the opinion that the Jupiter-C.
a creation Of the German SCI
enlist. Wernher Won Braun. has
q better chance than the VAN
guard to put the first American
moon" into orbit around the
earth.
The first Vanguard blew up
on its firing pad here December
6 after an immense publicity
buildup. Last week. a four-day
effort to shoot a second VAN
guard ended in failure. Bad
See JUPITER, Page AS
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BULLETIN
Red Otter Rejected

The State Department to-
day rejected Nikita Khru-
shchev's suggestion that
East-West leaders seek 10
settle easy problems first at
4 summit conference and
then tackle tougher issues.
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Secretary Of Defense McElroy
told Senators today that ION
the whole our military position
is sound" At the same time
he urged speedy appropriation
Of more than 81 billion to step
up programs for ballistic mis-
siles and related defenses.
Mr.. MeElroy was leadoff wit
ness in a closed door session OF
the Senate Appropriations
Committee on an emergency
money bill containing 81 .260.-
900 900 Of new funds plus trans
fer authority on $50 million Of
old funds.
First Appearances
The measure won unanimous
passage In the House last
Thursday and Is expected to
get similar Senate treatment.
possibly with some additions.
It was Mr.. McElroy's initial