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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-13
! / AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1858 Belvedere "e''
sedan brAnd-neW car: green and
white. power steerine, pDWerhite.
heater, defroster; undertaking,
torsion air ride. dlrectional signals.
african seat; safety rim wheels
special sales price, 81. sos, -.
W WHEEEMo hHfGGE SHHESEEfE 4FY c2R Eaf
1900 WISCONSIN, nav, EM. $4,000
I. and h.: $500. EN-. $500.
PLYMOUTH 1858 Convertible Bel
yedeTe Vest powerfiite. r. and h.
Must see 20 APPRECIATE. $l,195.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. ], Ave. NE. LA. 6-6530
PLYMOUTH $50 Belvedere VS. A.
dr.; push-button drive. r. and h.,
wv tires; immac.. l-owner car;
KIRK MOTOR co.
goth and R. I. Ave. NE. AID. 2-3334
PLYMQUTHe $50, sI.495; 81
ok new! eU YIN EHsas oV a.ilb
PLYMOUTH. 1854 4-dr, Savoy se-
Gan; beautiful 2-tone blue finish,
Iully equipped. powerfiite, r. and H.,
ses5 cam rno tn. Tses' ste. sa a price,
or banf rates WI" 900 oo"n
ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
PoSTsa a; iess NV; .n.=.., ia: s.ssoa
Brakes. r. n ana r.; p.ye sse soIss ,,I p
LIisOO miles: new warranty: ligkt
pIue WITH blue top; immaculate
ui6 SOp FONTIAC. 1921 Conn.
WI. 0.64OO.
PONTIAC 1884 star C6Ief sedso .
=. and b.; auto. transnSIssIan: now :
er steering and brakes. 1905. Low
10 Hso Gown, bank financing.
I7s.SM WI ~. PONTIAC u ! lsooo
an the Heart a. neth.,df s-ss,vvV
IPoNTTzS 5as a.. cS :. Rs.nss .as.,-
luxe 2-dr.; hydra. r. ana NJ. N:
orielnal 2-tone green. TODAY onIv..
S295.
MANN nT noAEOnTT n
2AkA4NN OLD0MkJblL
5000 18th St, s. s. ~ b-61 Sc
PONTIAC 1851 club cpe.; r and
b.; very nice. cond.: S295, SOS dn'.
$lS mo. ROPER MOTOR, La.
$4,000.
PONTIAC 1877 auner Ss6ief -s.,..,
4-dr. Station whTan: heantif,i" a.
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AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE

IoLnsMCBILE 1857 Super "S8"
STARRING ana brakes. hYdrainatlc,
IFadio heater. fully eGQlped: ike
lndUi best buy So.0ob. "a
HAUL BROS. fOLDS)
|Wi8 and EllIcott NV, IKE. y-i3Os
oLDs 1885 ''0es Holiday coupe;
2-tona gray. radio. heater. full
powssF Iele ecndS,,oy yincpY Es seat
EATON CHEVROLET
e's eb :sS j SoEs.r sor u y Tsa4i0
IoLDsMoBILE 1857 "pe" Holiday
sedan; power steering, power
brakes, electric windows AND seat.
lair Conditioning. ali for only
$1,000. ccC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
l222 22nd ST NV. Re. $4,000
OLDSMOBILE IS
HARpTpP 4-DooR
81 ,595
Silver. white; power brakes, pow
er gteering.. very low Hiiieaee.
Manhattan Auto. Inc.
9TH and r NV. no. $4,000
lQT.pSMoBILB 1856 Super "S8'
Holiday coupe; this one has power
lsteering power brakes, tinted glass,
Ietc.; you'll agree it's smart; 1905.
AkerS Odds Cadillac Co.
FaigIlnston shopping Center
Alex. We. OV 3-0350
OLDsMQBILE 1853 Super "e8"
l2-dr, sedan; hydramatic, T. and h.,
green factory finish; special. S005.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th st., s. s. JU. 5-61s6
oLpS '53 Super 4-dr. "sS": radio
and heater, auto. trans. black,
Wv; tIresi $795.
| NORTHWEST MOTORS
4AQl Conn. Ave. Wo. 6-6e54
OLDSMOBILE SO
..es' Dc luxe Holiday 4-dcor: dis
tinetlve 2-tone hnish, all the Olds.
mobile features, mower steering and
brakes. GIN air conditioning: sold
new and serviced BY US; . regular
DiscoUNT PRICE. sa,2ss
IOLMSTEAD Odds
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl: IA. 7-s4OO
PACKARD 1885 Clipper sedan;
radio. heater, ultrainatle drive.
Wv. tires. 2stone red and black;
|WHEELER, NC, cliRysLER CITY
4y %SE WIscoHHis S SA En- ssA4 ssS
PACKARD '53 4-dr. clipper; auto.
trans. heater, power steering and
brakes, Wv, tires S60b.
NORTHWEST MOTORS
4401 Conn. Ave. Wo. e-5064
PLYMOUTH '53 cranbrook: 2-tone
IE,e1;,i 7, and b. hydrive' BUTLER
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1121 2tst st. NV. FE. 7-2470
PLYMOUTH 1857 VS. 4-dr. Belve-
Idere; beautiful wisteria blue and
|cloud-white finish:. never titled, sold
with new-car title and warranty
and bonus feature Of factory
installed air conditioning. fully
equipped with poWertlite. p.b., ra-
DID,; 6io hsssszrh W. tires ETC. a. se as
months With small down payment.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. Ave, NV. Ia. 9-2904
PLYMOUTH 1858 Savoy 49, Sc
dan brand-new cart blue and white.
eQuipped with push button !. tofaue
trans, music-masteF radio, heater,
defroster, dual exhaust, safety dash
torsion air ride, direetonal sig
wheels, air foam seat; special sale
WHEELER fifsi INC. cHRYsLER CITY
WHEELMOBILE QUALITY CARS
1900 WISCONSIN, NV I'M. $4,000
PLYMOUTH as 4sdr. with heater;
very good cond.: S125. DE. q
$3.50 after $3.50 pm.
PLYMOUTH SO Taxicab; poVerfiite
trans. Guaranteed d, C.. inspec-
ton; $500. KE. 6-9360.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


PORsCHK 1857 1900" coupe: ma.
Oh sS e-ss ;SSI @i' Min' e0n0i''0n
RAMBLER $50 4-dr. sedan: 2-tons
finish, r. and h.; Sl.206.
Silver Spring Motor Co
1902 E.-W. Hwy, lat Ga. Aye,
Silver spring. Nd. ~. 0-4bOl
RAMBLER IS
Cross Country station wagon; on
inside and out: radio. heater. by.
dramatic; safetv-tested and guar.
anteed: regular S1.006 value.
DISCOUNT PRICE. SI.2ss
OLMSTEAD Odds
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 7-s4oC
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1857 VS. 4-dr. Sport
BurRundg and cl0nd-Whlle iinishi
fully equipped. including toruuefiite,
ETC. hismcuthS dnest; SAFE priced
for only &2s3ab. can finance with
small down payment for 80 months.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
4l00 ca. Ave. NV. ia. 9-2S04
PLYMOUTH '67 Savoy 2-dr. .s";
auto trans. 2-tone, Wv. tires,
q; 1900 mi, ] owner; orig. cost,
SS s2gasSs; now only Sl'o26. KE'
FALMOUTH 1888 Belvedere "s' 2
az hardtcp: nradnq.new car; power v e
radio. heater. soIex glass. torsion
air ride. difectional signals, air
foam seat; undertaking; safety
dash, aluminumized strip, safety
rim wheels; special sales price.
WHEELER, INC, cHRYsLER CITY
WHEELMOBILE QUALITY CARS
PLYMOUTH 81 Custom 4-dr. Sub.
station wagon: like new; fully
equipped; Make offer. No dealers,
III. O~OoO
PLYMOUTH '55 Belvedere 4-dr.,
poWernite. 7; and h.: priced for i'm.
mediate sale: BUTLER-BoNDED.
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
ll21 21st st. NV. FE. 7-2410
PLYMOUTH '55 2-door sedan: ra-
dio and heater; Se96.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
s lSSs T s6yins MA SS tat 49, &C., s AS
PLYMOUTH IS
4-Dr. Station Wagon
Radio, heater. VS., automatic;
good white tires: TURQUOISE and
ivory hnish: for n
!. 1895
KENYON-PECK
CHEVROLET
IA. 10000
PLYMOUTH '57; Company -ofiacial
cars, New-car title and 3-yr war
rantg. Just 3 left. Well equipped
ana pFICeu uelON QGNlcI 3 COSts
AIS MOTORS
1910 wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.
ia. 2-4l02
PLYMOUTH 1885 Belvedere sports
station wagon; excel, cond. Only
$4,000 miles, power steering, auto.
shift, heater, radio, trunk rack on
top. Wv. tires, snow treAds in
rear. Orig. OWNER, $1,000. Call
EN-. i-062S.
PLYMOUTH 1859 cfanhrook club
SsfSSissEsIIi.. orisinsII iss Black I'm IN
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th 81, s S. Ju. s-6lS6
PLYMOUTH 1857 VS. Belvedere
sport coupe: beautiful nugget gold
and white finish: very low mileage
and In exceptionally good condi-
ton: fully equipped, including
torquehite. p.ss p.b.. r. and h.,
padded dash, Wv. tires, ETC.; sale
price, 1926; can finance for 80
months with low down payment.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
800 Ga, Ave. NV. Ia. 9-29O4
PLYMOUTH 1883: r. and h.; very
nice cond.; 1895, $50 On. ROPER
MOTOR. LA, 0-2700.
PLYMOUTH '56
Convertible Belvsdere VS.; bsauti-
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MERCURY 1859 Monterey hard
top, looks and runs Enlendidiy;
$295: $2S dn. ROPER MOTOR.
MERCURY j66 z-dT.: power steer
ing: Merc0nlntic, Z. ana n. Wv.
tires; 24tene tcday's best bay.
KIRK MOTOR co.
Goth and 4. !, Ave. NE. AID. 2-S334
MERCURY 81 cow: like new;
80 900 mi; r. and h.. auto, trans,
blue. 3. sEindows and seat Wv.
HokNxR's CORNER
BUICK MID.TQWN DEALER
I'LL 18th ST. NV. DI. 7-3093
MERCURY 'sS Monterey 2-dr, hard
top: tone, Mercomatie, .. brakes.
r. and H.; S4Nb. Leaving country,
% oT Ho se s..OsR3yS. $1,000 Ext. AoS
Mercury 81 2.door; beautiful
s srssn . finish; srgaSSio and heater.
SIds:t and Iarssss DOdss ssPiTSa
KAPLAN q CRAWFORD
1901 Conn. Ave. EN-. 2-6sO0
MERCURY $50 Montclair converti-
BILE; sparkling 2-tone ermine white
and Tampico red flnish, light top.
r. and h., Wv. tires, Mercomatic
dr., electric windows, etc.: sharp
top down value; 81 1896. MONT
GOMERY-STUBBS. Mercury Deal
er. 37l5 Bladensburg rd., AP. =
3929. Open ewes. til o.
MERCURY 1867 MSntclair 4.dr, /;
white and green. full power, radio,
heater. Mereomatic; everything
but, the kitchen sink: only used .
wy 5sle S Snils q oe company nS C.n 4
make a deal try US on this on one:
$1,000 allowance for anything that
runs or . hound dogl BENNINC
AUTO SALES. Lincoln and Mef-
fgrS;4 -z 1890 Bennins q. ne.
MERCURY 80 Monterey CONVEX
tible; red finish; auto. trans., r,
h.. power steering and brakes. vinyl
" %'tsS Tss BHH sffiaISF s0 Sf aSnsE
LEE ID. BUTLER, INC.
1121 2lst st. NV, FE. 7-g47O
MERCURY 80 Custom 4-dr. hard
TOP; r. and h., Mercomatic: Inn
fuii Price Bank EI terms TON e CARR ilss
EDsLL. 1901 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
MERCURY 1905; fully equip: can
LYNN MOTORS
1901 14th st. NV. AID. 4-464o
MERCURY '54 sedan: / owner: +.
and h., Cd: immae. Only Sto5
fpll price, bank terms. TOM CARR
EDSEL, 1901 food Hope I'd. Sic.
MERCURY '55 Montclair hardfop;
beautiful black. and white: auto
S Sans: au ms E. so oH sirs 81 rs
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
1l2l .1st St. NV. FE. T-247O
MGA ROADSTER 1885; red; top
Annapolis. Nd. after $50 pm.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Didn't you leave note for TWO quarts
this morning."
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
tcoNTlNuEpl

MERCURY 1859 Monterey hard
$205:, SsS On. ROPER MOTOR
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fEH ysn. srs sS .TsFiiss 0Ei Dsp.es
ton; $3.50. KE. 6-9300.
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rONTIAC 1854 Star Chief sedan;
7. ana a.; auto. transmission; pow
er steering and brakes. $685.. Low
rs S9b down. bank financing,
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BUICK MIDTOWN bEALRR
iii 18th ST. NV, DI. 7-309S
MERCURY ,s3 Monterey 2-dr, hard
top: 2 tone, Mercomatie. .. brakes.
r. and h.; S4Nb. Leaving country,
must sell, pV. $4,000, Ext. 406
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KAPLAN & CRAWFORD

MERCURY 81 2-door; beautiful
green finish: radio and heater,
seat covers; 1895 WashingtOn's
Oldest and LARGEST Dodse-PlSmouth
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MERCURY '57 Monterey CONVEX
t S poI Tsd ,tsea ISS s aSsG Srs sErs vns
matching interior: one owner; !.
". tires; BUTLER BONDED; S2.7Ab.
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VOLXC

ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
606 N Y. AVE. NV. Elk, 1914
TRIUMPH TR-3 81: In excellent
condition. Call u. 5-2716.
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Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1922 22nd ST NV. Re. $4,000
OLDSMOBILE IS
HARpTpP 4-DooR

Silver, white; power brakes. pow
or gteering. very low mileage.
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
9TH and r NV. no. $4,000
oI,pSMOBILR 1856 Super "SS"
Holiday coupe; this one has power
steering power brakes. tinted glass,
etc; you'll agree it's smart; 81 ,a05.
AkerS Odds Cadillac Co.
FairIington 9hopDinr Center
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1000 wilson blvd. Arl.. JA. 7.s4Ol
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OLDsMQBILE 1864 Super "e8"
S o~sr 'f Sssfes hydss sons v. and ana
MANN OTnSM0RITE
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IxLh and r. I ave. NE. La. 6-6530
PLYMOUTH 80 Belvedere VS. A.
ar. puSh-button drive, r. and h.,
Nv tires; immac., l-owner car;
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9Th and H Me- II. 7-14lO
Chevrolet Corner for 36 Years
oLDsMoBILE 1857 1857 Holiday
sedan; power steering, power
brakes, electric windows and seat,
s n. ooSo. acscIs c aassEsns q. lor only
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NORTHWEST MOTORS
4AQl Conn. Ave. Wo, 6-6e54
OLDSMOBILE SO
.tDs" De luxe Holiday 4-door: dis
tinetive STONE fnish, All the Olds.
mobile features, mower steering and
brakes, GIN air conditioning: sold
new and serviced BY US; q regular
S<'upn reiue ,nx.. 40 90.
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FALMOUTH 1893 .Belvedere "s' 2
steering. powerfiite, music-master
radio, heater, solex glass. torsion
air ride. directionai signals, air
foam seat; undertaking; safety
dash, aluminumized strip, safety
rim wheels special sales price.
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ROYAL MOTORS, INC.

fIUU "a. Ave. nav. ia. $4,000
PONTIAC 1858 convertible coupe;
brakes, !, and b.: never sst sold:s USED q
l;bOO miles: new warranty. iiRht
plue with blue top; immaculate
FLOOD PONTIAC. 4221 Conn.
WO. 6-S400.
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5000 18th st., s. s. ~. 5-6lse
oLpS So Super 4-dr. "sS": radio
" ". lfIrla, &7ah.
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WHEELER, INC. cHRYsLER CITY
$500 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. $4,000
81 custom 4-dr. Sub.
station wagon: like new: fully
equipped; Make offer. No dealers
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MERCURY 80 Custom 4-dr. hard
top; r. and h., Mercomatic: linz
maculates ! owner. Only 81 ,5DB
full price Bank terms TOM CARR
EDSEL. 13Q1 Good Hope I'd. sc.
MERCURY 1913; fully equip: can
Evening star., 1958-07-05
Newest Russion Idea:
Berinq Straits Tunnel

BRUSSELS, July 5 (NANA) -
Today's Russian proposal fol
the future: A tunnel under
meath the Bering Straits so you
can hop aboard an express train
from Seattle to Fairbanks to
Siberia.
This suggestion comes from
Arkady Markin. engineer at the
Power Institute of the USSR
Academy of Sciences. His
brainchild is revealed in a re-
cent issue of "Sputnik," the
weekly newspaper on sale in
the Russian pavilion at the
Brussels exposition.
Mr.. Markin's idea is that
Russia and the United States
go into the railway business to-
gether and dig a tunnel for a
train underneath the Bering
Straits, the 53-mile stretch of
water thtat separates Siberia
from AslaSka.
Then a train could dive into
the tunnel at Chukotka, East
ernmost point of Siberia, and
a half hour later emerge in
Alaska.
Or, continues Engineer Mar
kin, if the tunnel is not feasi-
bic, giant bridge could span
the straits. Powerful helicop-
Evening star., 1958-07-05
Fare Killed
InFreak
Woman Charged in
First Holiday Death

A man was killed last night
when he was thrown from the
rear of a taxi in a freak acci-
dent at Sixth and r streets
NV. the Districts first holi-
day weekend traffic death.
Police said Samuel Roper, ~,
Of 1911 E street NE, a metal
worker, was returning home
from Griffith Stadium in a cab
driven by Joseph P Sutton, 38,
of 1909 @ street NV.
AS the cab crossed the inter-
section going south on Sixth
street, a swiftly backing car
careened out of r. street and
struck the rear of the taxi,
police said. spinning it around
and hurting Mr.. Roper out on
the street.
The car continued across
Sixth street, police added, vent
through a picket fence and
struck two homes at 518 and
$40 r street.
Police said Specialist 1ic
Semmington S. brakes, 27, sta
toned at Walter Reed Army
Hospital, had stopped his car
on r, a one-way street, and
got out to let Mrs. Venetia
Garces, 81, of 1915 Otis place
NV. in.
She entered on the drivers
side. the report said, and as
she crossed toward the pasSen-
gers sida her foot touched the
accelerator. The gear was in
reverse and the car roared off
backwards into the cab.
Mr., Roper was taken to the
Washington Hospital Center
where he was pronounced dead
at 9:20 pm.
His death is the Districts
9th traffic fatality this year
as compared to 35 for the same
period last Year.
Both Mrs. Garces and Pvt.
brakes were charged with
homicide and scheduled to ap-
See ACCIDENT, Page AS
Evening star., 1958-07-05

ters, he thinks, could maneuvel
sections of the bridge into
place. His article in Sputnik il
decorated with drawings of the
proposed construction.
Sooner or later, Asia and
America will be connected by
a giant transcontinental rail-
way" he writes.
The engineer says he was
inspired to look into the plan
after the two countries signed
an agreement last January to
cooperate in the field of cul-
ture, engineering and educa-
tion.
Currently the trans-Siberis
railway ends at Never station in
the center of East Siberia
Markin proposes that the So
viets extend their railway line
another $500 miles through the
Polar Circle to the Bering
Straits. Four mountain ranges
and three rivers would have to
be crossed. The United States
would extend its present rail-
way from Fairbanks. Alaska. to
the straits, approximately 625
miles.
Thanks to modern technical
equipment" the engineer adds,
the railway could be built in
four to i've years."
Evening star., 1958-07-05
Disabled AirIiner
Lands II Safely

LONDON, July S (P.-A
Transformation Super Con-
stellation airliner with II per-
sons aboard made a perfect
landing at London Airport to-
day after flying the last 600
miles from Montreal on three
engines and under escort.
The big airliner ran into
trouble while approaching the
Irish coast and reported one
propeller had to be feathered
A Royal Air Force Shackleton
flew out and escorted the ship
into London.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
Eisenhower
Shoots q 70

GETTYSBURG, Pa, July
(R.-President Eisenhower shot
a 79 on the wet fairways oi
the Gettysburg Country Club
today, the best score he has
turned in on that par 70
course.
His round included three
brides, one a 3 on the 378-
yard final hole. The President
was smiling and chatty as he
climbed into a limousine with
his grandson David to return
to the Eisenhowers' farm home
where he is spending the In
dependence Day week end.
The golflng EiSenhowers, the
President and David. showed
UP early today in spite of a
gray sky and threat of rain
They played with the Presi-
dents Gettysburg neighbor
Arthur s. Nevins.
On the second nine. Gen. Al
fred M. Gruenther. president
of the American Red Cross
who does not play golf, accom-
panied the presidential party.
The President is spending a
quiet three-day holiday here
with three of his four grand
children.
After a nice drive from the
first tee. David walked toward
the Presidents blue golf car in
which he has been his grand
fathers chauffeur this week
end, but he was stopped by the
President.
Better walk on the first one,
son." the President said. They
slogged OF down the fairway,
which was still soaked after a
heavy rain last evening.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
Gift-Givine Con Man
Is Rising on FBI List
BY JERRY OLEARY, Jr.
Star stah Writer

A name-dropping con man,
who sends expensive gifts 70
President Eisenhower and Vice
President Nixon, today is
awaiting only a vacancy to
be promoted to the FBI's list
of the 10 most-wanted men.
The list is full now but the
FBI said the cigar-smoking
confidence man, Joseph Levy
will get the very next spot.
A Nationwide search has been
in progress since last May for
the 61-year -old Levy. who has
an alias for every occasion.
The FBI said he has sent
golf clubs to Mr.. Nixon in
scribed, Dick, beat the boss. "
Then, perhaps to show no par
TALLY, he has sent Mr.. Eisen-
hover shaving lotion. expensive
bourbon whisky and flowers.
Mrs. Eisenhower was not
overlooked. She was sent
perfume.
This all happened in 1858
just before the FBI caught
Levy and all the gifts
were promptly returned.
James c. Hagerty, White
House press secretary. told The
Star: We've been aware of this
fellow for some time and
everything that has come in
from him has been sent right
back. 1t is possible, Of course,
Evening star., 1958-07-05
BRIDGE JUMPER WINS $40,
COUGHS UP SAME TO POLICE

Richard zimmermanS jump from Key Bridge and
conquest of the Potomac early today turned be
empty victory He had to the $40 he bet for
collateral disordery conduct charge.
Police said Mr. Zimmerman 49, of GIT North Ken
street. Arlington, riding across Key Bridge
about when he bet the driver of the car. Rollie
HARRISON 49, of Bill North Twentieth street. Arlington
that he could Jump from the bridge and swim to the Dis
trict shore.
After Mf. Zimmerman jumped clad only in his under
wear, Mr. Harrison became concerned and took of at
high speed the bridge to boat landing the
$500 block of street NV This attracted the attention
Of Pvts Paul Clark and Donald Purvance who joined the
welcoming committee at the dock.
Pvt. Clark said Mr. Zimmerman was treated at George
Washington Hospital for possible internal injuries suf
fered in the l50foo drop from the bridge and then
taken to the Seventh precinct station where he posted
the $40 collateral
Evening star., 1958-07-05
3 Rescued
In Pacific,
Still Lost

HONOLULU, July s. (P.-
Planes and ships searched the
mid-Paclfic 600 miles south
west of here today for five men
still missing after the crash of
an Air Force CHA Globe
master with nine men aboard
early yesterday.
Three men were picked up in
apparently good condition after
nearly IL hours in the water,
and one body was recovered
shortly after noon.
The body was not immedi-
ately identified. Names of four
Of the five missing were an
nounced by the Air Force.
Those rescued were the
planes commander, Capt. JON
athan w. Brown, Of Travis Air
Force Base, Calf, where the
big plane was based; the flight
engineer, T/Sergt. James M,
Phillips. of Vacaville, Calf,
and the second flight engineer
S/Sergt. C. Van Derre of San
Rafael, Calf.
Three of the crewmen still
missing we're identified as 1t
Gerald J. Bona. Vacaville,
Calf, the navigator; Airman
1/c Charles E. Entrekin, At
lantic City, N. j.. loadmaster,
and S/Sergt. Thomas Pasco,
Fairfield, Calf.
One crewman remained un-
identified because his family
could not be located in the
Travis Air Force Base area.
One of two couriers, who
Joined the Tokyo-bound flight
in Honolulu, was identified as
Capt. Charles Spears, whose
wife, Elsie. lives in Honolulu
and whose parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell E. Spears, live at
Ironton. Ohio.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
Beirut Rebel Force
Beaten in Sharp Fight

shelled -since the rebellion be-
gan 81 days ago.
In the northern port of Trip
oil three persons we're killed and
six injured during an eight-hour
fight last night and early today.
Maan Karami, brother of
RaShid Karami, opposition
leader, told the Associated Press
by telephone that security
forces shelled almost all dis
tricts in Tripoli with heavy
mortars. An unofficial truce
still prevailed, however.
Observers Restricted
United Nations observers
have reported they were un-
able to determine whether the
rebels had received arms or
reinforcementS from outSid e
the country. They said the vast
majority of the rebels were
LebaneSe.
Their first report delivered
yesterday to the U. N. Security
Council, pointed out the OBJ
server teams had been barred
from sensitive spots" where
they might have been able to
inspect the traditional routes
of supply from the neighboring
Syrian province Of the United
Arab Republic.
The report failed to support
charges by President Camille
Chamoun's pro = western gov
ernment that the rebels depend
on the U. A. r. for their sup
plies and that 5000 Egyptians,
SyrianS and Palestine Arabs are
fighting with the rebel forces.
The tone of the report was
so inconclusive, however. that
the Security Council was not
expected to call 2 special ses-
sion to consider it.
Evening star., 1958-07-05

with all of France and her
great destiny. Mr.. Dulles is
just a foreign minister.
But Gen. de Gaulle took a
step usually reserved for visit
ing heads of government and
walked downstairs to the en-
trance of Hotel de Matignon,
Frances White House, and per-
sonally greeted Mr.. Dulles. The
two leaders, talking cordially
and with smiles, then posed
briefly for photographers be-
fore going upstairs to Gen.
de Gaulle's Office for a two-hour
talk.
Wives Invited to Lunch
In another uncommon ges-
ture, the French Premier in
vited the wives in Mr.. Dulles
party, including Mrs. Dulles. to
Join in a luncheon this noon.
Usually Gen. de Gaulle'S lunch
cons are serious affairs for men
only.
These little signs indicated
that the proud, austere general
wants to start his premiership