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Evening star., 1958-07-05

The death Of the Rev. Karl
Heath Kopf. 55. leading wash
ington clergyman, today has
been oficially declared a sui
eide.
His body was found yester-
day. hanging high in the lattice
work Of beams in the dark west
tower Of his own church.
Its discovery ended a police
search and parishioners prayer
vigil which began when he dis
appeared from the First Con-
gregational Church, Tenth and
q streets NV. last Thursday.
Prompted by church mem-
beis' telephone calls asking that
the old church be searched
again. Chaplain Rowland c.
Adams, congregation moderator.
climbed the towers twisting
steps and peered into the dark
ness.
End Of the Search
A ray OF light filtered through
a crack, in the wall. constructed
in Civil War days, and Chaplain
Adams saw enough to make him
call police.
1t. Joe I. Chennault Of
Missing Persons and Detec.
tive Sergt. Lionel Couture Of
Homicide responded. as did
Rescue Squad No.-l.
After an hour with special
scaling ladders, the body was
cut down from the clothes line
which held 1t suspended 20 feet
above the third landing Of the
tower. Identification was made
by Harvey w. Goddard, chair
man of the board of trustees.
Feared Return of Illness
Mr.. Goddard told reporters
that on Wednesday he found a
page Of notes in DR.. Kopf's
handwriting among papers on
his study table.
1T began" Mr.. Goddard re-
ported. by saying that DR..
Kopf had not been in good
health for some time. He
said he had noticed symptoms
which seemed to indicate that
his illness Of years past was
returning"
Police said that about 10
years ago DR.. Kopf suffered
a nervous breakdown and re-
Gently had been seeking psychi-
atric care.J
The letter. Mr.. GODDARD said,
Evening star., 1958-07-05

uses his name-dropping tech
nique as a modus operandi and
almost never varies it. In the
case of Vice President Nixon,
the suave and dapper Levy en-
tered Harry Rosenzweig's jewell
ry shop in Phoenix, Ariz., re-
Gently and ordered a silver
plate engraved to Pat and Dick
from joe" He paid for the $50
plate with $3.50 bad check.
The Office of the Vice Presi-
dent said the plate was returned
two weeks ago but Levy wa.
long gone and richer.
Levy came within q hair OF
making the most wanted" list
in 1858. The day before the G.
men were going to promote him
he was nabbed at the $50 win
dow at Churchill Downs race
track in Louisville, Ky. He had
a long record of confidence
game, impersonation, false pre-
lenses and forgery convictions
before that.
He was released from Atlanta
Federal Prison last April I on
parole and the FBI said he
wasted no time getting back to
his name-dropping and check
writing.
Nobody knows how much
money Levy has pocketed by
his schemes before and since
his first arrest in 1914. But
between March of 1851, when
he got out of one Jail and April
of 1858, when he went into an
other, the FBI said he mulcted
various dealers of $4,000
| Some of his money comes
from cashing large checks for
items in stores and shrewdly
failing to return for his pur-
chase. Name-dropping, a great
American sport, seems to lull
his victims into a sense of false
security.
Senators on His List
He once sent a set of pipe.
to former Senator Herbert
Lehman of New York and tht
record indicates he has sen,
flowers to Senators Saltonstal
OF Massachusetts and Bridges
of New Hampshire. He showed
a nice sense of rank in his dis.
patch of four bottles O.
bourbon to the White House
three Of them for Presidenr
Eisenhower and only one fol
Mr.. Iixon.
The FBI said Levy is a great
race-track fan and a chair
smoker of cigars who likes tC
lead the good life.
"He is the oldest and best
confidence man in the busi.
ness" the FBI said while !ssu-
ing 100000 posters for Levy
today.
He has false teeth, protrud.
ing eyes and a wen over hi:
left eyebrow. He has used these
names: Sidney Berger, Maurict
w. Cohen, Gideon E. boswell
Julius Fleishman. Nathan Gold.
stein, Samuel Hoffman and un.
told others.
SurpasseS yellow Kid"
In his SO years of living by
his wits. Levy has piled up q
record that makes the million
aire swindler, Joseph r. yellow
Kid Well. look like a rank
amateur.
Levy, the FBI said. has mas
queraded under more than 100
aliases. which have failed to
save him from 26 separate
arrests. A good part Of New
York born Levy's adult life has
been spent in prison for convic-
tions Of forgery, larceny. steal
ing fr6m the mails. con games,
Evening star., 1958-07-05
Fireworks Plant BIost
Kills Child Injuries 20

PORTLAND Oregp July QF1.-A fireworks plant exploded
with the fury bomb the outskirts of
early today One child killed than 20
injured and of homes damaged by the blast
The charred body of Mary Beth Howe Az found in
the wreckage of house Just behind the big storage plant
Evening star., 1958-07-05
onsuIWon't t Threaten
Rebels Over Hostages
BY EARL II. VOsg
star star writer

United States Consul Park wolam win make threats
and issue umatum when he makes bis second trip 10 the
Cuban rebel stronghold the Guantanamo naval
seeking release Of As North Americans held In the mountains
Of Eastern Cuba.
His principal mission is to convince Raul Castro brother
Evening star., 1958-07-05

Ariz., and David, a professor at
Edinborough University, whom
DR.. and Mrs. Kopf had planned
to visit this summer.
The congregation had con-
tributed $700 toward the trip.
Evening star., 1958-07-05

COnthnueu FROM rlrSL rage
beyond our control and still
unforeseeable. This much,
however, we have said and will
continue to say: Our public
schools must not be put out Of
business"
He continued: ave fervently
hope that the Governor, as he
ponders his momentous re-
sponsibilities, will understand
our deep concern and do moth
ing which will destroy or i'm
pair Our public school system. A"
Others support Move
The other four county board
members fully supported Mr..
Browns resolution. And Chair
man Ralph Kaul suggested
that the school board, which
has the initial and principal
responsibility at this time -
hight be willing to Join the
county board in comforting with
the Governor if he should so
desire.
Arlington is faced with a
Federal court order to inte-
CRATE its public schools in Sep
tember. More than two dozen
Negro students have applied for
admission to the county's white
schools.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
FOUND

ROC, mined breed, black and tan;
xas 100 ~, IVa9hos 81 nv Cal
Evening star., 1958-07-05
COME IN 70 FIRST &
CITIZENS AND ARRANGE
THE LOAN THAT BEST
SUITS YOUR NEEDS

We will be glad to arrange a
loan to fit your budget. The
amount of each payment and
the length of time required to
repay can be adjusted to your
income.
For Home Improvement Loans,
Auto Loans and Personal
Loans of any kind, phone anu
First q Citizens Office or >.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
A FIRST & CITIZENS HOME
IMPROVEMENT LOAN
SHOULD MORE THAN
PAY FOR ITSELF

Whatever you do at this time
to improve your property may
easily pay for itself in in
creased property value in a
very short whileAin addition
to the added conveniences and
pleasure of better living.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
Yes =. FIRST q CITIZENS
ADVISES you 70 MAKE
HOME
IMPROVE ENTS
NOW

We have advised many people
to make home improvements at
this particular time. The rea.
son is that materials, labor and
equipment are currently avail
able. Furthermore, real estate
values continue to rise.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07
Club Calendar

Hospital Auxiliary Friday. Oct.
10. Fall meeting at $3.50 pm, in
board room at hospital.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07
% ma I me- ton

Mr.. and Mrs Roy Perkins. who
were residing in jackson Heights,
are occupying an apartment with
Mrs. M M. Layne while their home
is being built in PoWhatan c. H.
Mrs Charlotte Young, OF Clifton
Forge. spent the week end here at
the home of her ( a h cr. I. W
Bruce. Mr.. Bruce Is reported inn
proving at the Clifton Forge Hos
pital
1t Henry Qulscnberrv, Of Fort
Sill, Okla, Is the guest q his
brother and family Mn and Mrs
+ H. Qulscnbcrry, iii
Mrs + $ Shields and MIS- Rob
crt Brumilcld Will be Tuesday over
night guests III Charlottesville.
Mr. and Mrs II w Williams and
Mrs Charlie Johnson visited their
sons. Tommy Williams and jimmy
y cox, at VMI III Lexington dur
ing the week end
Mr. and Mrs Walter Spryc have
returned to Rocky Mount. NJ c..
after visit with Mrs Spryc 5 par
ents. Mr. and Mrs J W DmnIng
ton.
Mrs Marvin Wash. Mrs c. M.
Redd, Mrs Dan Carroll and Mrs
Virgil Whit visited relatives -
Richmond and Petersburg during
the week end
T N. Layne. Jr.. and daughter
Miss Nancy Layne. were among
those In Lexington Saturday for the
NMI Richmond game
Mr. and Mrs. Al q. Gil and
daughter q Petersburg. have been
guests Of Mrs. Matte Gillispic.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Putney and
daughter. Betty Anne. were in Cos
hen for the week end where they
were guests of Mr. and Mrs r A.
Lindsey
Mrs j. A. Vache spent several
days last week in Falls Church with
her son, j. A. Vache, Jr., and
family The Rev. Vachc also visited
IN the same home during the week
III. WavcrIy Cole. Of Richmond,
visited friends here during the week
end
Mrs Ida Southall Is attending the
annual Carolina Beauty and HarV-
est Festival al Hotel Charlotte IN
Charlotte, MI G The convention be-
gan Sunday and viii continue
through Wednesday,
Nh. and Mrs A Carey Smith. of
Detroit. Mich. arrived today 70 visit
Mr. and MIS- MOTHS q Smith The
Smiths are brothers
Mr. and Mrs Thomas f. Cren-
shaw, Of Richmond, were Sunday
visitors Of Mr. and Mrs Morris G
Smith.
Mrs Y A Stokes will entertain
j hf.r h,.tyt it,j
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07
Miss Mary Ann Van Derroort Becomes
Bride Of Ensign Robert II. Large

The marriage OF Miss Mary Ann
Van Dervoort, daughter Of n s.
Ezra Preston Andrews. Of Rich
laond, and the late Jamerson Van
Deryoort, to Ensign Robert Har-
us Large. USAR. son OF Nj. and
Mrs Maurice Robson Large, OF
larlnxllle. was so.enlnzea at +
pm Saturday October i, IN The
fnss Baptls, CAareh, Richmond.
The ceremony MAS performed
By pr. Theodore F Adams.
The BRIDE. given III marriage
BY Ez,a Preston Aadse&s. Vore q
gown Of white satin, trimmed with
d Agentan lace and with a eating
-dral tram Her cathedral leA2,.l
vel was Of Brussels lace, hid sne
carried cascade bouque; oi white
roses and siephanotIs,
Mrs william Kelly Wlemon. Jr
q Durham, n. G. vas mAuon Of
honor.
Other attendants were Mrs. vii
lard Nuel Nottingham. IF Norfolk
Miss Frances May. Of Chapel Hill
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Stokeley Fulton
spent the week end in Danville with
their parents. MI and Mrs. G. l..
Astln and Mr. and Mrs W J. Full
ton
Mr. and Mrs j Monroe Johns
attended the VII " llllaln and Mary
HOMECOMING game III BlacksDug
Saturday.
Walter q Huntington has returned
to sew lork Guy ai,cr a VISIT Win
has mother. Mrs W. G DlmuIngton
MISS Shirley Spencer and Susan
McN icilan visited MISS Spencer y
palcn.S. Mr. and Mrs Hugh apcn-
cel. III Bukevllie during the week
end
Steve Chapman. Of Camp LeIaunc
n C- spent t.ic week end Win ms
parents, Ml and Miss K l.. Chap
man.
Mn and Mrs Robert b Lancas-
tci Of ashland, were recent guests
Of MS brother. + h. Lancaster, Jr,
aAd family
Clarence Hun spent The week end
Wth relauves IN biacksDulg and al
tended the Homecoming iesuFtlea
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Garland and
Mr.. and Mrs E. Louis Dahl were
in Charlottesville during the week
end where they attended the Vim
giniaN. c. State game
Mrs. Robert c. Beale returned
last week from visit with her son
William Huntington, and family in
Montreal, Canada
Sgt. Francis Hamilton has re-
turned to West Point, N Y, after
spending 3o-day leave with his
mother. Mrs. W D Hamilton
Mrs. T. W. Smith visited her
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs
Raymond Scott in Lynchburg re-
Gently.
Nh. and Mrs A o. Laloon wera
IN North Carolina for tha week end
where they visited MI. and Mls RI.
+ Hall III Durham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edison Vlck III Ashcboro and MI.
and Mrs M "A York III Raleigh.
The Yorks are former residents IN
Falmvillc.
Mr. ana Mrs George Edward
Garrett and daughter, Susan, N
Fort Worth. Texas, ara guests os
y,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07
Saturday Rites Unite Miss Emma
Irene Guthrie 10 William Henleu

Tic marriage Of Miss Emma
Irene Guthrie daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs John ] Guthrie, Of Powhatan,
10 William Vernon Henley. son Of
NIr and MS. VI r Henley. Of
Richmond, took place Saturday.
October 1 Ut 4 pm III Thomas
Chapel Methodist Church, Carters-
Vile
The bride. given IN marriage by
her father wore gown Of white
chantilly lace over taffeta. The
bouffant lace skirt over cascading
tulle ruffles extended into long
circular tram. Her finger tip veil
OF silk tulle was attached to a tiara
OF pearls and floral nidescence. She
carried white orchids and stepha
notis on a white Bible.
Miss Dorothy Guthrie. sister of
the BRIDE, was maid OF honor.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07
Slate Hill OAR
10 Jnvtll Marker
Sunday, October II

Sunday october =. the Slate Hill
Chapter Of lie OAR VII unleL d
restored. inscribed marker OF Bey-
elley Randolph at MestfleW Gene
terry. The unYe.llng will be held at
80 pm. and The peDAc Is invited
to attend the exercises.
Beverley Randolph was 4 colonel
In the Cumberland militia durlng tAe
Revolutionary War tie served as
president Of the executive commit
tee and was governor Of Virginia
three times.
he married Martha Cooke. Of
williamsburg. and they lived Oh
his plantation, Green Greek ID
Cumberland County.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07

Bridesmaids were Miss Kathryn
Guthrie. Of PoWhatan. Mrs. Gather
inc Guthrie, Of Richmond. Mrs.
Betsy Owens. OF Richmond. and
Mrs. Reba cambridge, Of Powhatan.
Earl L. cambridge, Of Powhatan.
vas best man Ushers we're John
J. Guthrie, Jr.. Of Richmond, John
Elan, of Richmond. Ellis Palmore,
OF Powhatan, and Brunette Jeter, of
PoWhatan
A reception was held at the
church.
After a southern wedding trip the
couple VIII make their home in
Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07

Bob Williams spent the week end
~ Blacksburg where be attended
Homecoming at VPI
MIS-. 4. J. Andrews and Mrs j
a Rodgers are guests Of Mr.. and
MIS- Thorpe Jones IN Greensboro
N. {.
Mrs L L. Qusenberry III viii
entertain her bridge CLUB Tuesday
eNening
MIR and Mrs Tucker Eubank and
children. Of Monroe. were week end
guests Of Mrs t.ubank's aunt. Mrs.
Frank Jones. and MI. Jones
Among those VINO attended the
Large Van Dersoort wedding in
Richmond Saturday We're Or. and
Mrs. Francis G Landlord. Jr. Mr..
and Mrs. + p Lancaster. Dr.. and
Mrs. } Il Cocks. Nh and Mrs.
Horace Adams, Mrs ANA sydnor
Newman. MIS- 4 willard Hart.
Mrs. II & kayion. Ms. b. S.
lianarsly. Mrs j. II llarWood.
GHfts Hubbard Air. Aba Mrs J.
4 Bondurant Nh and Mrs W
fgetAWli. Mf aid Mrs lcscr r.
Andrews. Alr and Mrs +. j.
Andrews Jr Mr. and MIS- w. &.
FITZPATRICK Mr. and Mrs NJ Boyc!
Coyner Mr. ana Mrs, Franklin
Bruce. Mr. and MIS- Vernon
Womaek ard Mr. and Mrs Mere
dith Robeson
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07
South Boston Rites
Unite W aIl<el.- Hall

The marriage Of MIS-. Mary And
erson Hall. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Marshall Anderson, Of
F'armvllle, to William Edward
Walker, Of keysville, took place
Saturday, September 20 III South
Boston.
Mr.. Walker is the son OF the late
Nh. and Mrs. John B. Walker who
made their home II Ontallo.
The Couple will make their home
in Keysvllle where Mr.. Walker Is
associated with the WalAer-Ward
Motor Company.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07
Jeff Milan Honored
With Birthday Party

jeff Milan celebrated His fourth
birthday Sunday afternoon WITH a
party given by his nother Mrs
Claude Milan. at their home at
Hampden Sydney.
Guests were Ken Leach Martin
Coyner, Kit Dunseth. Caroline and
Bobby Thalman. Betty Watson.
Dora Anna and Elizabeth D.ckboii
Kathy and Glnaa Prltcilard, BIZ
Miller and Terry Wood
Mrs. Milan was assisted by
Rosemary Clover, Marlene Miller
and Betsy Coyner.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07
Patricia Thompson
Pledged TO Sorority

Miss Patricia Thompson daugh-
ter Of Dr.. and Mfa Graves Hay
don Thompson, Hampden- Sydney,
has accepted bid and II nov q
pledge OF Zela Tau Alpha sorority
Miss Thompson entered Randolph
Macon Woman's COLLEGE this year
as a freshman.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-07
Richmond Club Scene
OF v edding Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs An1cc X Large en-
tellained with Il dinner party Fri
day evening at the Commonwealth
Club N Richmond for the Large
van Dersoort wedding party and
outot-town guests.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-02-20
TINES. THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 20 1858

Johnson and Bruce Wright. The
other six members of the squad,
James Persinger, Ronald Mccoy.
Wayne Cole, Richard Cole, Ralph
Warner and William Slacum, will
return for the 1859 campaign. In
their first game against Claymont
the New Castle County School
won by a comfortable majority,
but Coach Tritt hopes that play
ing on the local court will prove
an advantage to the Smyrna
team.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-02-20
GO. Convention To Be Held
Wednesday


The General Organization of
Smyrna High School will hold the
annual convention on Wednesday
at 2:30 in the auditorium. Three
students are candidates for pres
ident of the organization and they
include Ronald Mccoy, Carl Fisch-
er and James Persinger. Each
candidate will deliver a short talk
on his views for school improve
ment and student citizenship. The
candidates for vice president in
clude Wayne Cole, Patricia Bak-
er, and Fred Wiebel. Only two
students are candidates for secre-
tary, Virginia Hurd and Jeanne
Faulkner. In addition to the stu
dent presentations a film of last
years All Star Football Game
will be shown. William Horney,
local coach, was coach of the
All Stars.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-02-20
SCHOOL
REPORTER
p.A.R. Good Citizenship Award

D.A.R. GOOD C1tlzenShip award
Carole Wickham, Smyrna High
School senior, won the OAR.
Good Citizenship Award for the
local school this year. Carole was
che of four students nominated
by her classmates to receive this
award and the members of the
high school faculty chose 'Earole
from among the four for her out
standing qualities of leadership,
patriotism, service, and dependa-
bility. The choice this year was
an extremely difficult one for the
faculty since all four girls nom
mated showed outstanding quail
ties. The other contestants, in adj
dition to Carole, were Judith Pass
more, Alice Mae David, and Jac--
queline Diemicke. Carole will be
awarded pin and meritorious
citation for attaining This honor.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-02-20

This Washngton Birthday cake bring gleeul CLEAN
to the eye it stands so high, and ranbowbeautiful
It's angel food sliced into layers each with different
color filling lemon yellow berry red mint green giving
ranbowbght bands against the white the cake And adding
too their tang and lively flavor the cloud light angel food
Now how easy all this Isl The angel food be mix
The fngsraspberry for the sweet filling for the
yellow green filings canned apple sauce fixed with tart
lemon rind and cool mint favoring.
For Washngtons Birthday decorate the frosng with red
haches
family treat always swirl the cake with whipped
instead of frosing.
RAINBOW PARTY CAKE
Baked angel food cake drops green coloring
cups canned apple " cup raspberry jam
1 teaspoon grated lemon rind 'Boiled frosting
Few drops mint extract Red sugar
Stemmed maraschino cherries
Make package angel food MIX your
recipe Cool cake Take of apple sauce add lemon
the other cup apple sauce green coon
Cut into layers. Spread bottom layer apple
second layer with raspberry jam and third layer with mint
apple Chill hour Just before serving
sides Of cake with boiled ostng To garnh place Ratchet
shaped cookie cutter top of cake sprinkle red sugar
Place sides cake stems
up. Makes 1912 servings
Whipped may be substituted o hoiled frosting
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-02-20
Basketball Team Plays Last
Game Tuesday

The Smyrna High School Eag-
les basketball team will conclude
the 1858 season on Tuesday night
when they entertain the forces of
Claymont High School. Three sen
iors will be playing their last
game for the Red and White and
they include Larry Ellery, Vernon
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-02-20
Diane Davis Reported On
Deans List

Dean College has released the
information that Diane Davis,
June, 1857 graduate of Smyrna
High School, has made the Deans
List for their school. Diane re-
ceived mostly AIS in her sub
jects and placed third in a class
of $50.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-02-20
Scholastic Honor RolI-First
Semester

First Honors- No grade below
95 in a major subject: Carole
Wickham, 18th grade; Margaret
Hurd, 9th grade; Wanda Fischer,
Janice Lafferty, 10 Ann Lofiand,
18th grade.
CONTINUED on Page Three)
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-02-20
School Yearbook Complete

The 1858 edition of the Smyrna
Eagle, the schools yearbook, is
now in the hands of the printer
and the completed book is expect
ed to be returned to the school
for distribution the first week in
May.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-02-20
Jean Carroll Wins Fire Prevention
ESSAY Contest

Essay Contest
Jean Carroll, former 9Th grade
student at Smyrna High School
and now a student at New Cum
berland, Pennsylvania, has been
announced as the winner of the
Fire Prevention Essay Contest in
Kent County. Jean will receive a
$1,000 award for her effort in par
ticipating in this contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
Union Rops
ChrysIer Figures

DETROIT, Aug. 81 (AP).-
The United Auto Workers ac-
cuse Chrysler Corp. of putting
out misleading figures on re-
employment and giving false
hopes to thousands of jobless
men.
The union, in a statement
yesterday, said Chrysler's an
nouncement of recalling $4,000
workers for a start on 1859
car model production refers
almost entirely to employees on
the job up to last days of 1858
production.
"The estimated $4,000 Chrys-
Ter workers on layoff most OF
this year will remain idle" the
union said, land the corpora
ton will head toward volume
production with a work force
about half the size that existed
a year ago at the beginning of
1858 model production"
Chrysler made no imme-
date comment.
At the start of 1858 model
production Chrysler had 81 ,4s0
hourly rated workers, the
union said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
POTOMAC FEVER
Harry Hsnan
FLETCHER KNEBEL

Ike to enforce court indignation orders Brisk sale
reported among s In Lebanon Of reserved seats for the
Little Rock Central High Homecoming game
Teamster Tough Barney Baker denies he's friend Of
New Yorks Gov Hartman For once such ruthless dsavowa
of voters esteem not leave the Governor hearbroken
Republican Chairman Alcorn says things look better
everywhere" for his party He's highly grated because
they looked any anywhere he'd commit a-kiri
Ike says he won't impose ant-nfation controls. He's
committed to the radar landing approach for pricesthe
talk down" procedure.
TV die. After television give-away show
gives everything else winds up giving away the show
The Eisenhower team will promote Rear Admiral Rick
father of the A-sub This is Rckovers second recent
promotion Democrats already had raised him campaign
issue.