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ADAMS mia m. overlooking ok :.
maid AZ. best tranSp. No. s.aiNa'
CATHEDRAL AVE. on conn.---Lge,
I'm anS porch, ,refgr,' next "a
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S:; al Ss; ! SI 81 ~ d b ssjSg s U.s.
1898 K st, NV. ma. s-G3b2
conn: AVE- AYE, sisI. near Chew
Sedrms.' sise so-sYbS. inel' al
utils freezer chest fefgf., eleV,
sAMyEL Z, BooLEY. INC. OIL
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HAWAII AVE-. ~. Allison 9. n-s..-
family bldg. heat and INV. FOL
only $50 so; also lge refer. locker
ana laundry IN bsmt. .STEUARI
BROS. INC, DI. 7-24JS. Di
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MselllAMlous oa lMseIAMIous IOa SALE

FUnN--NeaEly new household iuI-
ny MIN aisissFs, AZ s-sist. :. -
F y, ,.s|su ssN - c'as sdgs. psgNS
each. double bed and mHitrsss,
issns, No dealers. III, S.aois,
fuRN.--Lt, walnut hsdFm. suite,
night table. twin beds. cedar
chest, desk and chair, 2 end
tables. kitchen table. Z ehaiFt,
small cabinet, gr0qeFy cart. day-
snportshsa. club chair 70 match
FURN.--MAIloo. TWIN BEDS,
ssti sssss, MY M sS sess' 'pe maple
FURN.--Klec. stoves. SIS WI dI-
hettes. sl6 upi eompl. beds, $50
up; cor. cab, SIS, MATbO0 \
ls0O Il. from Heehtsl IA, b.00lS,
FUR JACKET. gray Bombay lamb,
siEe ~, ike new. reasonable. Call
LU. a-a6s8 alter . pm,
GAS RANCEs. used. new, $40 NJ
Easy credit. ACME STOVE CO
l0li 7th 81. n.w,s Ma. h-h0bA
GAS RANGES. new. used, lnstallA.
ton, PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2e37
Ga, ave, NV. ADJ a-2l00,
GENERATORS. sfAnIERs. 81 so
pairs: Alst year CARLY. zoos
ltth. NO. 7.02sA. y -.
HEATxRs, ranges, stoysa' new,
used, gas. oil. coal. wood. AcMN
STOVE. l0ll 9Th NV. Ma. s-Svh2
KNOfrY-PiNR PANELIN0. l3e up
all sizes. 1870 Wilson blvd. IA
l-l2a4, RuCKER LuMBER
MARBLE TABLE. once desk, vac
cleaner. golf clubs and lamps
cheap. "a. k.lO02.
MOTORS REPAlREn. eHehanssd
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AIRS. FURNISHED. Q.
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ail DECATUR sT, NV.
dlnette. hit. and bath. Key In Apt
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2025 EYE ST. NV.
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Imported Persian designs. .E,.s'
$50 $50: eslA $50. -.
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ADAMS mia RD. overlooking PIX -
beaut. master nedrm.. bath; phone,
maid ~. best tranHp. no. s.atk2.
CATHEDRAL AVE. on conn.---Lee.
Ssm a,h. an an perch s.asa, rsfsr' nszt To
cIlkvY CHASE, D. q. 1880 broad
Branch "a mr. Conn, .Nebraska
| Aves.--comt. rni. with aemipvt.
bath; gentleman. wo. d-a7i..
CONNECTICUT AVE. NV. a5li-
LARGE attIpctlvely turn. front
corner studio rm. DR.. 2-illb-
conn. AVE-, near shorehSmZPTl.
! vate room. Gentleman. Nicely fufh,
$50 mo. Wo, 0.4O67,
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, aOip n
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DUPONT clRcLR--Neviy dec. instr
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Quiet CONT; pGless dbles.: maid
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refs, REQ 40 me. no. 2-uO73
NV. sECTt0N--Purnished Eooml
for rent newly decorated, ISai
lamont 81 nv, DE- .-s363
PA. AVE, NV. I705-sgle, rm.
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~ st, NV. iIs2, The chuIehill'
maid fI seiry ii:' ~ 10 suR No 4. Tass
- ST. NV. l75s-Loysiy warn
slngle rm. Adjoining bath 81 VII
GOODMAN 81. N.W.-Larse from
room, l single room; pvt. home
eTivtlegtsi ! block Conn. ave; wo
U-A2Tl alter D pm,
W0ODLEf ~. NV. 1851 Pvt
conv. Gentleman. AID. l-51i5.
wYQ, AVE-, MANpiON--eule., pvt
D. Newly Turn. Uae eteinwny. Ar.
tlstie home. $50 mo. DU. s.3lsJ
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1 NOD baths. 10. s.sisa. '1'"
IA13 18th ST. N.W.--veFy clean
lovely sale. rm.. studio-Etyle. !
windows. next 10 hath. redee.
1874 10th sT.-Mstr. twin rm
$50 and $40, Clean nome. saiSse
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SEA iIth ST. NV, heart Of down,
( town location, SINGLES ana dou.
uies nov avail Monthly tenants
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Iao9 18th q nv
Emery Georgian Hotel
4 sinsie rooms with running water
near bath, $40 So sky. up. Alss
double tFns sf-hf. desk AND PBl
service. 1872 q u. nv,
$l4 WEEK UP
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blocks, Mayhoger. idry facts
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10 MINUTES TO
CAPITOL BUILDING

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S csspS ry AMP 4 ns KITCHEN he E E8SIR
REAAs RATES ccssLLO 20 s:issa
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54l5 CONN. AVE. NV.
PERFECT

Automatic alr-eond apt. beauti-
funy and completely furnished. incl
utensils, etc. Nv. garage avail
Central location. Embassy Row al
park 1873 Euclid NV Hu $500
lt's 0reat--Its Hilltop House.
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VIOLENCE

Continued From First Page
year-old william A. Newton,
who was jumped BY q group Of
youths - he never knew how
many-as he was about to enter
his home, 1901 Alabama avenue
Sc. They got $8l.
II saw two boys standing
around when ! came out Of
the garage" Mr.. Newton re-
balls. Il didn't pay any atten-
Zion; ] started on toward the
house like I always do. Just
as I stepped onto the porch.
they jumped on me. They put
their hands around my nose
and caught me in the neck. !
couldn't boiler: they were chok-
ing me to DEATH,
They threw me down on the
porch and started kicking me
and hitting me with something
II don't know what. Then
they dragged me on the porch
and around back Of the house.
That's where they robbed me-
Mr.. Newton was x-rayed at
Providence Hospital. but nc
broken bones were found. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07
First Stage Recovered

haven't been much good to my
SELF" he said a week after the
attack. MY windpipe is still
sore, and I've got a great big
hruise all over one eye and an
other one on my ankle. "I1l feel
better if I can just get the sore
ness out of my head"
"A Lucky One
Mrs. Irene Pugsley, 80, Of 80l
Forty-eighth place NE. was
one of the lucky" ones who
was not injured physically. Two
boys snatched her purse as she
walked in the 1000 block Of
Grant street NE. after getting
on q bus. The purse contained
only 81. and Mrs. Pugsley was
not struck or even showed. :
That was Tuesday Of last
week. Now. she says, I'm afraid
to 60 any place at all after
dark. Even in the daylight I'm
skeptical."
Last Friday. Mrs. Pughsley
quit her job in a dry cleaning
plant because she didn't get Oh
until Z pm. She has no other
income and must md another
job. but she was no longer will
ing to walk home from her bui
stop after dark.
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reasonably be expected TO bene-
MT he predicted.
Would Restore Equality
And q dispersal Of the JAWS
bargaining power. he argued,
would lift the auto producers
from H'underdog" status and
restore them to equality at the
wage bargaining table.
Already. Mr.. Romney con-
tended. the lag in auto sales
and the influx Of small foreign
cars have provided evidence
that q continued auto wage
price spiral "will price Amer
lean car manufacturers out Of
the markets"
He said the JAW has been
able each year to concentrate
what he called its monopolistic
power on the auto producer
which has been most profitable.
The company knows. he went
on. that If 1t resists the de-
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always agreed with Mr.. Dulles
in the past and may not always
agree in the future.
Lauds Secretary
"But I believe he has repre-
sented American interests with
distinction and conviction" he
continued. HE is the chief
protagonist Of the West against
Khrushchev and Russian inn
perium. His defeat would be
considered q signal victory by
world communism. In striking
at Mr.. Dulles. Khrushchev seeks
to remove the most principled
and resolved statesman Of the
West"
Senator Morton. Republican
Of Kentucky, who served in the
State Department in the early
days Of this administration, said
Mr.. Dulles is not popular even
in some friendly countries be-
cause as the spokesman for the
leading Nation of the free world
it Is his job to point out the
hard right way" which is not
always easy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07
American Motors Heed
Asks On, Ford Break Up

automobile and several other
basic industries" and Ford. be-
cause Of its Importance in autos
and farm machinery. would
become the sources for at least
two or three new companies. !"
he said.
After crossing the IS per
cent line, Mr.. Romney explained
the company would be obliged
to submit to the Government
q plan for splitting of part Of
its operations as . new and
going concern.
General Motors and Ford
stockholders. executives. EN-
ployes and customers could
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07
Senate Pleased
Talk
Backing Dulles
BY J. A. OLEARY
star stan Writer

Senator Bridges. Republican
Of New Hampshire, struck q
responsive chord on both sides
Of the political aisle when he
took the Senate floor yesterday
to defend Secretary Of State
Dulles from Russian criticism
The Senator said the Rus.
slams are refusing to agree te
a meeting Of foreign minister.
in advance Of . summit con-
ference on the ground thai
they dislike dealing with Mr.
Dulles.
II am unwilling to surrender
the selection Of our Secretar,
of State to Bulganin ant
Khrushchev." said Senator
Bridges.
When he had finished speak.
ing he was commended By
Republican Leader Knowlanc
OF California, the Democratic
whip. Senator Mansfield Of
Montana. and by half 8 dozen
other Republican Senators.
Senator Knowland said the
latest Russian letter to the
White House was % tricky
way Of saying" the United
States should get rid Of its
Secretary Of State. The Cali
fornian agreed with Senator
Bridges that this country will
not let foreign government;
dictate who shall represent it
and least Of all the Russians.
Senator Bridges said there 4
q rising clamor in this country
and in the world for another
summit conference, just q.
there was in the spring Of 1855
In those days, he said, Presi.
dent Eisenhower repeatedly
warned against the pitfalls in
herent in meetings with thu
COMMUNISTS. But the meeting
at Geneva was held and un
derstandings arrived at which
the Russians did not honor
Senator Bridges said.
To-day, the pressures arr
building up in an identica
manner for q summit meeting
without waiting for the pre-
liminary steps which Presiden
Eisenhower, Secretary Dulle
and our allies have agrees
upon" Senator Bridges con
tinued.
+ Hits "Flexibility" Cry
Senator \ Bridges said tn
word "appeasement" went on
of favor with Munich but toda,
q new cry Is raised for fiexi
biiity.
! "Our Secretary Of State 4
accused Of infiexibility becausl
he insists upon peace will
honor, rather than peace q
any price" said Senator
Bridges. because he insist
upon workable agreement
rather than meaningless scrap
lof paper"
j The New Hampshire Republi
can recalled that he has no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07
Romney in Error,
JAW Answers

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Feb. I.
"A spokesman for the United
Auto Workers said today that
George Romney. American Mo-
tors president has exaggerated
and erroneous estimate Of the
JAWS power over the auto in
dustry.
Commenting on testimony by
Mr.. Romney before q Senate
Judiciary subcommittee study
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07

The president Of American
Motors Corp. today urged Com
gress to break UP General
Motors and Ford into smaller
companies and split the bar
gaining forces Of the United
Auto Workers.
Otherwise the spring auto
wage bargaining may send San
other blockbuster chain reac-
ton wagerprice spiral across
Industrial America" said George
Romney. His testimony was
prepared for Q Senate anti
trust subcommittee studying
auto industry price policies.
Mr.. Romney. whose COM
pany is one Of the two compar-
atively small independent pro-
ducers surviving, declared that
economic power in the auto
mobile industry should be linn
tied and divided"
To curb what he called
union monopolies," he pro-
posed that the power to bar
gain with big Arms in any basic
industry be lodged with unions
exclusively representing the
employees Of 9 single employer. I"
He suggested that any COM
pany which approaches Q DOM
inant place In q basic industry
be compelled to split itself.
Break-Up Point
The breakup point, he sug-
gested, should come when q
firm exceeds IS per cent Of the
total sales in its industry: or,
II it is engaged in more than
one basic industry. IS per cent.
Frankly this proposal, II
adopted. would make several
new companies out Of the big
three" said Mr.. Ronney. re-
ferring to Ford Motor Co., Cen
eral Motors Corp. and the
Chrysler Corp.
Actually, he explained. only
GIN and Ford would be affected
at this time. GIN. because Of
its outstanding success In the
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may never be quite sure as to
the exact point wtere the
trouble developed.
One expert at the Air Force
missile test center here put 1t
this way yesterday:
s.Hroken ,circuitry prevented
the Vanguard's horoscopes. in
the far forward end Of the Sec
lond stage. from correcting the
missiles abnormal motions.
"As far as we can tell. this
disruption Of circuits was the
result Of moisture accumula-
kion, or Of vibration"
Hurdled Initial Hazards
The three-stage Vanguard
rocket. with q gold-plated baby
satellite in its nose. rose
straight and true from its
launching stand ct 1888 am.
Wednesday.
It hurdled the hazards Of
the slow initial rise the period
In which an earlier Vanguard
failed December 6-and for 81
seconds appeared to be headed
for the stars.
The Navy said its records Of
the flight showed that after 81
seconds the missile developed
some small irregularities in
the first-stage engine control
system" for three seconds.
Normally the Vanguard's
automatic pilot would have
transmitted corrective COM
mands to the rocket engine Of
the main stage. The engine
would have sWiveled on its uni
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mands to the point Of a strike,
its competitors viii benefit,
When it gives in. he said, the
union has exacted the same
terms from the other producers
regardless Of their size or
ability to pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07

versal joint to provide a change
Of direction in thrust.
But charts showed that when
the rocket began to deviate
from its course the correcting
signal from the automatic
pilot failed to reach the flrst-
stage mechanism.
Without this correction. the
huge rocket was forced sharply
to the right. The strain broke
it in two. and the parts fell
into the ocean.
Many days before the
launching. workers confided to
friends their concern over the
problem Of rain seepage. In
the carefully detailed. minute
inspection that went on day
after day they became fairly
confident. however, that all the
short-circuit possibilities had
been ironed out.
First Stage Recovered
The once Of Naval Research
and the Naval Research Labo-
ratory said in . joint an.
nouncement that apparently
there had been q defect in the
wiring connecting the auto
matte pilot with the robot COM
mand system in the main stage.
That stage. A feet Of twisted
and blackened aluminium, and
a part Of the second stage were
recovered from shallow waters
on Cape Canaveral.
Still missing was the third
stage. a solid-propellant rocket,
and the 6.4-inch magnesium
satellite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07
Vanguard Loss Blamed
On Rain or Vibration

CAPE CANAvERAL. Fla. Feb Z E9--The Navy blamed
the loss Of its Vanguard satellite rocket wiring failure
and pinned suspicion two possible causesosure seep-
age and vibration.
This rocketry it is difcult pnpont
defect The associated with Project Vanguard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-07

Federal Income Tax returns
filed after April Is are sub
ject to penalties and interest.
50 file today, says internal
Revenue.
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reasonably be expected TO bene-
MT he predicted.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19
Sospeehoso de AIorrno
Terrorista no Ofrece
Evideheios Hosto Hoy

Segun informa la policia de
Miami, no existe indication al
guna hasta 81 presente, de que
la persona arrestada ell sabado
sea la responsible de las llama
das recibidas por telefono a me-
nazando y anunciando la coloca-
clon de bombas en- iglesias, 81
nasogas y otros centres de Mia
mi.
Sc nombra ell detenido Harry
Chase Orr. de AZ amos, vecino
de esta ciudad, quien tiene am
has piernas amputadas y anda
en- un sillop especial.
Sc entiende que su arresto tu-
vo lugar a POGO de recibirse una
llamada de que ell edidificio de
la Coite iba a ser volado por
una bomba.
Sc espera que sigan las avert
guaciones y los cuestionarios al
ci.ado sujeto y quien Sc acusa
de vagancia, pero quien ha pro-
testaoo. del arresto por conside-
rarlo injusto.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19
|nfanteria de Marina Recoge
Juquefes Para Ninos Pobres
Trafa de AIegrar has Navidades de
Pequenos de Families Neeesitados

primero de diciembre, lunes,
y termina Ell microbes "a de
diciembre.
La collection y distribution
de juguetes Sc hara mediante la
cooperation de todas las esta-
clones gasolineras Shell, ash CO.
mo de los mercados Food Fair,
Frederick y Stevens y otras
tiendas.
Usaran barriles amarillos y
rojos con un letrero que Olga:
TOYS FOR TOTS" tjuguetes
para los chiquitines).
Los Marines Corps Reservisas
recogeran los juguetes que ell
publico quiera donar, los selec-
cionaran y los pasaran a manos
del Ejercito de Salvation o de Ia
Oficina Catolica de Carload para
SUI distribution.
No Sc aceptara contributor
en- effective. Sc suplica al pu.
blico que obsequie solamente
juguetes nuevos, va que los re.
servistas no podran dedicar item
pc a la reparaci6n de juguetes
Cualquier information puede
solicitarse al Captain Walt Swim
A,lls, USMC, NE 3-2458, y
MA 1894. 0 al sargento John
Frye, Oficina de la USING, Telf
MU 1851, Ext. 1857.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19
hrportantes Tenas Discuten en-
Miami Beach los heteor0|oqos
Asisten q Conferences nnds de 200
eientffieos de Todo ell Hemisferio

BESIDE ell lunes estan reuni-
dos los meteor6logos del hemis-
ferio en- ell Deauville Hotel de
Miami Beach.
Son varios centenares de cien-
tificos, escrutadores del cielo y
de las nubes, que coinciden en-
estas playas floridanas para de-
partir de sus amplios temas,
siempre inagotables.
Patrocina esta convention la
Sociedad Meteorological de los
Estados Unidos y ell Laborato-
rio Maritime de la Universidad
de Miami.
E radar, csc aparto que tan
to ha Waldo para ell progreso
de la navigation aerea, mariti-
ma y terrestre, es I'm magnifico
ahado de los meteorologos. Y
sobre ell radar van a decirse mu-
chas cosas en- esta reunion he
misferica.
Esperase que terminen las Sc
stones ell jueves 20, va que a
partir de esa fecha, hasta ell
20, Sc discutiran temas exclusi-
vamente sobre los huracanes,
que es ell fenomeno atmosferico
mas temido de estas regiones.
Esta Conferencia tiene rela.
ci6n Immediate con la conven-
ci6n de los meteorologos, va que
una v otra question Sc vinculan
mediante ell radar. Y precisa.
mente ell Radar esta donde la
mesa de la conferencia a partir
de la session de aver, cuando dos
profesores universitarios de
Miami, Homer w. Hiser Y Harry
v. Sem, expusieron ante los
convencionales sus conocimien-
tos sobre ell curioso aparato cap
tabor de ruidos y sefales.
Sc calcula en- I'm total de IS
Ell numero de trabaios escritos
presentados en- las sesiones por
los meteor6logos Y cientificos
de la Oficina del TEMPO de los
Estados Unidos, los laboratories
do IN Aviaei6n v IA 19ariEa y
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-19

Ell pasaje, de los colegiales, que
hasta ahora es de 5 centavos.
Tambien Sc rechaZo la trans
ferencia de anadir I'm pago de
5 centavos por transferencia.
Sc ha permitido que los ''to
kens" de 2 por Is centavos 81
gan en- vigor hasta ell 80 de no
yiembre.
Despues de esa fecha la com
pahia reempolsara a los posee
dores de tokens ell valor de es
tos, hasta ell 81 de mayo.
Pero a partir del martes no
Sc permite vender mas tokens"
de a 2 por Is centavos.
Fl Concejc adopt6 esa deci
sion una veh consultado ell cri
terio de un experto en- transito
traido desde Nueva York para
reaiizar un estudio y hacer las
recomendac'ones pertinentes.
Este aumento producira a la
compania de omnibus un in
greso de $I15.4OO por ano.
Ell consuitor estim6 que la
decision heoha es justa y razo
nsble La medida fue aprobada
pcr la unanimidad del Conce
10, que esta integrada por siete
miembros.