davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-07

During the past week. several or
foundations have held their Hallo-
ween parties in the Fire Hall. On
Tuesday night the Girl Scouts with
Mrs. Dorothy Smith as counsellor
and Mrs. Lorna Mitchell as CO.
counsellor, had games and refresh-
ments with 80 children present in
lcluding guests, On Wednesday night
Mrs. Frances Stubbs and Mrs. Free
love Locke entertained the chill
dren's choir to a. surprise Halo
ween party. On Saturday night the
MYAF held their Monthly dinner
meeting and annual Halloween
party following the dinner.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-07
Veterans Day PresentG-
tiOn viii Be Made
Here NOU. IL
CONTINUED from page one)
the youth Of the community.

to the youth of the community.
Tuesday evenings m ting,
which will be open to the public,
will be attended by state and dis
trict officers of the V. F. w. and
Auxiliary. The program will be
brought to a close with the. serv-
ing of refreshments.
Blue Hen Post and Auxiliary will
be represented at the statewide
Veterans Day Exercises at the Del
aware Memorial Bridge Plaza, this
Sunday afternoon by Post Com
mander and Mrs. James P. Gil
more and Past Department Com
mander David s. Hugg.
Last Friday evening, October 81,
Blue Hen Post staged the first of
a series of benefit dances at the
Post Home. The next dance of the
current series will be held the
evening of Saturday, November 29.
Proceeds from these dances are
being used to maintain and expand
the posts much cited youth pro-
gram.
On Tuesday, Election Day, Blue
Hen Post supplied election infor-
nation and transportation to the
polls for all who requested it.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-07
STILL RUNNING

LONDON Up - More than 200
cars, all manufactured before 1905,
were entered in the annual Lon
don -to-Brighton race.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-07

The first moehine gun in hisieiy was
bought by Abrohom Lincoln for .he U.
S. Army. lincoln called the new type
gun 20 coffee MILL"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-09

Or do you have to say "coop now
adays?
Roundup Department: Remem-
Der the trouble with the yellow
water last year? Folks who live
in a development off River Road
above Wilson Lane were beefing
like anything because the water
came out of their faucets about
the color of Sauterne. Talking to
one of the residents, Mrs. Charles
B. Ellsworth, recently, / learned
that the water is still discolored.
And the Sanitary Commission is
still scratching its head, trying
to figure out what to do about it.
The situation improved some
what during the summer. 1t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-09

any problems and talk about
them.
The youngsters, for example,
want to talk about the age-group
division into junior and senior
groups, which the Recreation De-
partment thinks Is preferable.
THE kids here don't like that, :"
Mr.. Cook explained. He went on
to say that this was unusual.
Its the first neighborhood /
know about where the eighteen
year-olds. say, really have any
thing to do with the fourteen
year-olds."
One of Mr.. Cooks own prob
lens is finding parents to be host
and hostess at Teen Club affairs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-09

They don't know how much fun
it can be until they do it," he
says. a bit wryly. This hardy
perennial difficulty pops up every
year anew. Mr.. Cook hopes to
lure mothers and fathers into
trying the role of host, knowing
that once they have done so he.
won't have any more to worry
about on that score.
The Teen Club, incidentally, had
itself bang-up holiday on De
cember %. In the afternoon they
attended Milt Grants Record Hop
on TV. And in the evening they
had a senli-formal dance of their
own, with a four-piece dance band
under Tom Keys. Dreamy, huh:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-09
S EN- TIN E [ o sSSHsoAs nD
B8-ThursdaY January ?, 1858

John Recreation Center. Members
of the Junior Club and the SEN
Tor Club have invited parents and
other interested parties, and a
representative of the county's
Recreation Department, sponsor
of the clubs, will be on hand.
II like to have a meeting like
this about once a year." explains
Don Cook, director of the teen
age groups. 1t gives everybody
chance to learn about the ac-
tivities available, and to bring up
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-09

the Meadors family in lbs years.
No pink bottles, no play dolls
underfoot. Just boys and foot
balls.
The current senior Meadors is
no exception to the trend. DR..
Gilcin Meadors and his wife be-
came the parents of their fourth
boy December %. He's been
named William Touchstone ELI
oft Meadors.
He's the ninth in a line that
has not been relieved by fem
mime wall since DR.. MeadorS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-09
Girl Babies Shun Meadors Family

grandfather sired three sons. DR..
Meadors' father, in turn, produced
two more.
Imperturbable DR.. Meadors,
however, isn't frustrated. "You
know" he said, this is not too
unusual when you consider that
the percentages are working for
the birth of a boy rather than
girl. The probability is about 50
to 48 that boy will be born.
IT figure it's about like the
way trumps will split against you
in bridge he added thoughfully.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-09
Cabin John Valley
Teen Club
Discussion
Scheduled
BY Naomi L. Wood
Oliver 1854

The Potomac Valley Teen Club
will hold discussion meeting,
for a change, at s Pm. Wednes-
day, January Is, at the Cabin
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-09

Snakes, snails and puppy dogs
tails are old stuff around the
Meadors home in Damascus. They
could use some sugar, spice and
everything nice, for change.
The monotonous fact is, there
hasn't been a girl child born to
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-09

CIVIC AUDITORIUM
Provided as a service 10,
all cipie and community
groups. It's apailable TO
all grosp5 tbat mist
meet and decide ON
important local iJJHeJ.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-09

seems that when everybody is
constantly drawing water, keep
ing the supply moving all the
time, the color doesn't show up
But now that winters here, things
are different.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-09

Robert o. Seholz
Samuel Scrivener. Sr.)
Samuel Scrivener. Jr.
J. Horace SmitheY
Carl c. Smvck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

VARfETY STORE. doing excellent
Must sell WI riy s'a ~onds aisi' ~.
ing, Call La. 0-OBfB ewes or sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
CHURCHES FOR SAFE

HYATTsyILLE = Modern church
pianos, social hall, edueational
blda. kil AZ fully equip perfect
for anal eQnfreGAtion. u. CAR.
LYLE peLoziER, WA, $4,000,
CHURCH on CLUE usEi auditor.
ium. seats $50, SOCIAL meeting
room. kitchen, 9 elasnrooma, 2
ofnces, larpe corner lot: $4,000
priced below APPRAISAL organ In
s s.sscs. o 81 i. shw PLArE ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

stery and Sllp cover business. ovei
l2-year reputation for hne work
Brings largely repeat business
Growing market potential. Will.
ms 70 help owner set started
HS,t ssii 2 buy laresr business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

SEcRETARIAL SERVICE tGT sale
live in Sarasota. Fla. Enjoy Flo.
rida living with good income. Pull
return on investment possible in
one year. Price, $4,000. with good
terms. For full information write
H0x 17b-X star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

WILL EXCHANGE - AcnEs. d.
alfnhle lAnd, ffontlnn River nd
bslov seneca for aFss modern
KHKRy VI ooLphkRd, ailor'
ntY, Ma A-a6l7,
RxcHLLnhT HOUSE,. on south
River, close 20 Annapolia--f0.t
Nv din, rm,. den. larae Kit, J
bedImt, and bath upi corner lOt,
7axfbu, nfivale oommnnity beach
ano pier VII trade for ln-tQwn
properly Of What have you 70 eier
Owner, Mr., WEST, ~, $4,000,
WHAT mAvE Yous-wlil sxehang,
fronlAue on Rte. sol. two mile,
south Of Marlboro. kM. s-0sHs,
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CHURCHES FOR RENT

CHURCH Of organization - POI
rent. larae frame bet. house, aeatf
100, mr., 0eoFKia ave. and ouaek'
enbos a, nv; Low rental RA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

foR sALE y essutliul california
al neu mapls furniture and kit
equip. lace tablecloths and Eng.
nsh bone china; cheap Ions lease
with. living quarters. ideal for
family. dlasolving partnelshlp
about ~ miles from san Fran.
sh iteG a.llns s ssS:VO N so51SSS'ns'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

SPRING VALLEY AREA
SOP 5SS aA AI2I,I1 ST NV;
n,t oPEN sV sNr,A L.b Ih esn,,,.
level; garage: mr.. key grade school;
$4,000: via Loughboro I'd. and
Arizona ave.
SUSIE v. WATWOOD
MA. s-S375 Eve, Wo. 6-4421.
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CONN. AVE. - New front once in
apt, BLDG; sure success for DR.,
DENT, psy.; feat, I'm. 3-0eol.
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FOREST
HILLS
Murray SHERMAN

aa7 18th 81. NV.
pI. Ian WI, 2-oses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

DRY CLEANING CBest Buy); in
come $500 wk.; good loe.; priced
for immediate sale; $3.50, down
5000. A. r. SEELYE, pI. 7-S325
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TEnnIFIC HUf-LapndFomall AL
S t.smi sie e,lgRRAL LA ln as. '''OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
BOOMING and TOURIST HOUSE

inT now used as s-unit apt, com
tourist home. Can be 6ousSt rieht
down. Mr., CHISHOLM. WOOD
RIDGE REALTY, WA. 7-07S2,
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ESS pSaSrA 4HIEEssoSSoshal yksfpaf.i peG
Grain NH, Home

A ''stear'l Est. 1913, has
sroassse - hiEh a, $4,000 yrlyl
hammer mill. truck and ali stock
Included; 20 acres. on river: lovely
5.Im. and bath dWelline. other
bldRt, on hwy. owner met with
hwy, accident forced 10 sell sol.
goo, part down, ARTHUR HARRIS.
5TOUT REALTY, p, o. Box eos.
Meha.disons Va PHONE: criElersvilis
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HOUSES EoR sALE-M.M.

ALASKA AVE-, on 10Th a.; sale
BY oWNER--sas' beautiful S-bed.
Tm cole-ial; z baths, rec I'm
Win tub bath and kitchenetts
tmakes hptl, deep lot. gear ga
T m.si. es sii TT I5u'ss .s .a On ''''
AN, UNIV. Pk,l SALE BY OWNER
Custom brick-and-Stone ram
bier. unusual oppor. In one OF
newest and finest in-tovn loc,,
BLK. Mass. ave-. mr.. spring Valley
Ghop. ctr: excel, schools. transp. /:
, lEe. oedrmss Z v baths, spae. Nv
rm.. marble nrepl.. din. rm,.
paneled den. all-eiec. kit. beaut.
daylight rec. rm- eomplete with
ts, ,s sSnsIssi o.S Pr sss5. Ils
custom Grapes In entire home
buiit-in kit,' bench washer. drier
many other extras. EN-. s-6sa5
AMER, UNIV, PK.-4eth and Yer.
sr .r,I nv .r hs sRa den on i lst
md. Ice. finished dorm. rm. on
3rd, rec. rm. with fireplace slate
roof. copper plumbing, cutters. and
down Spouts, . car brk. garage
This Is q nice home and has Just
j. SEIsoN HUGE. EN-. 1900. $500
BURLEIGH AREA-home with In.
come. ~ rms. ~ baths, $685. r
g. NV. open for inspection
DAYS. PRons Market 7. sSRis wees
CALVERT ST., very low price to
rms, 8 baths, Oh heat, garage.
Excel. buy. $4,000. Reason-
4 PURCELL. Ex' S-siie.
cHEvY CHASE, $500 block Of 3Qth
gar. Detached brick in Al con,
dition. Large lot. low price of
S22,50O: terms. EDWIN L. ELLIS.
Realtor, 1910 Vermont ave- RE.
7-b140.
CHEVY CHAsE-A palatial home IN
q beautiful wooded setting, gra-
eious center hall with an unusual
stairway. living room and dining
room with hreplaces, today's
kitchen with ceramic tiled floor, 5
bedrooms. 2 baths; q rare value at
$4,000. KORZENDORFER. Real
tor. OIL. 4-s1I1 I'll q.
CHEVY CHASE, s14,5OO-charm-
inE brick, semidet.; 8 rooms. bath.
bsmt: gas h.-w. heat; near Wis
eonsin ave. REALIsTINos CORP e,
CHEVY CHAsE-Detached brick,
not far from Conn. ave, and
Military I'd; z rooms, ga baths.
garage, lot 4Ox1b0: storm win
dows: really q nice place; low
price Of S24.950, terms. EDWIN
L. ELLIS. Realtor, 1910 Vermont
ave. RE. 1910.
CHEvY CHASE, DC. West Of Con-
neeticut ave. convenient to Will
son High = Distinctive Colonial
home. MAGNIFICENT reception hall,
bedrooms, baths on End a.;
oversize screened porch adjoining
large living room: beautifully
handicapped level land. Price
i SIS; SSG' &c cfll TOY. TaSSSwSN & SUB
CHEVY CHASE BRICKS bedrms. :.
. baths, finished attic. powder
rm., den, rec. rm. with fireplace.
Garage, screened porch. Blessed
Sacrament or Lafayette Schools.
Must be sold quickly Asking
S26.50O with. 30-yr. FLA finan-
cling. Shown By appt today. Cal
s.ss1s sa' FnoH d WOODS tScGsS OF hM
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-S2 900 cash
down. Detached frame, comp. re-
conditioned. Close to- fine trans
portation. Oh. Oh. shop. center,
Blessed Sacrament School. Lge.
liv. rm. with irepl: sep, din;
nice bedrms.. and 2 tiled baths.
Pull bsmt.. auto. heat. good
garden area. Garage. Open SUM-,
2 to Z pm. $3.50 Livineston st.
.is an TG pT EsSsa out 6 6GRS aye
BORGER, INC. Realtors, 1925
X st. NV, Ma s-0350, wO. g.
5649, I'M. 2-S673.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

Works on better than l4ss Gross
pront. Can be bought for price Of
location,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

DRKss smOr--Ari.. anal low over,
head, nice income, Alto IN D, G
Reasonable oinRALTAR co,
C0NyALEsctNT m0MK--Md. hrk,
modern fun excel, income Njh.'
600, termt. GIBRALTAR co,
COUNTRY sf0RE = Nd. s.rm,
TAR Co
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Service station for Lease

1NA NAN@ 9tANA'AA W. AN@N~
KxlatinG baaineuli hlgh SALON
aae. e-baY modern outlet IN hF-
Attayiils, with excel, pqlqptiali ~.
vettmrnt approx, sa,b0oi me-
ehahical enpef. helnful fof addi-
lsna Ma can n ,. huLLioAH'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
Shepherd Park

Shepherd Park
Liv. rm. 12x21 with firepl.: side
ST. ,i;, porch Doad. din I'm rT r., 12xl4' Kit.
End A.: 8 bedrms. I2xi2, 13xI5,
15x17; two baths: large nm. attic,
heated; I'm. rec. rm. with i1fepl.,
powder rm.: gas heat; gar: swim
ming pool. Price, $40. 600, Terms.
Shown by appointment. H. HAN
NAUER, JU 6-4729; ewes. and
Sun, JU. 5-6025.
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tsl-ideai for q sTEAK HousI
operation, Seats over 100. Larss
ER tExcEUsIvE BRoKERJ, AL
Pa. ave. NV, Ma. S-0743.
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kEsL LIST. M ANp Gas STATION
Arm. house, bath; ioe. on Sood
IL, $50. sas'ooo: ssiss land !
eaah or terms. viii trade for
home IN Arl- VI. Pm. orangs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

AM INTERESTED in buying retail
or wholesale business with good
development opportunity; reauir-
ing investment under $4,000 or
will invest as full time partner.
Must stsnd Investigation. GIVE
details In nrst letter 10 private
party. Box 237-L. Star.
LET US SELL YOUR BUSINESS
LaTge or small; have out Of town
cash clients IN. Y. coop. assoc.
GIBRALTAR CO., Wash. Bldg,
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SOFT SERVE DRIVE m Coin

on Hnu Oh IUCdVIVII, u. 1-WIOI,
MEN with vision written UP IL
Fortune, Business Week and Op-
portunity magazines own your own
depression proof business in 9
booming service industry. Make
$4,000 your LIST yr., Build equity
to $4,000 in 5 yrs. We train you
we start you OF with orders q
cover your small investment. We
supply volume Of leads that as
sure your gross. National adver.
Using will help finance. Earn 81
per hr. while learning. even part
time. Call MISS EDWARDS al
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GROCERY sTORE-Mt. Rainier
Nd. stock and equipment, $500
dn,, terms or cash: 3-rm, anc
bath apt. In rear, EVANSVILLE
REALTY CO.. AP. 7-seSO. AP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

COLOR PHOTO LAB. needs capital
2 start operation. Willins to pay
2bst interest. Plant inspection In
LAB. Box S5i-L. Star.
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est IN its neid' Is estsbiishins ss.
elusive franchise areas locally Il
handle rapidly growing business
Income potential. SEQ, 900 plus
Initial investment $4,000 re-
turned within o 10 q months
Box 332-V star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

Communist China echoed
the Soviet criticism.
This is a serious provocation
against the peaceful aspira-
tons Of the people Of all coun-
tries" said Red China's official
Peoples Daily in an editorial
broadcast by Peiping Radio. !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

Nations Security Council when
that body tries to settle dis
putes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
q Here Sued
By RIA for
Rental Debts

The Redevelopment Land
Agency bore down on rent
owing tenants in Area C yester-
day with a record prosecution
Of % families.
Judge Harry I. Walker
granted each Of the complaints
brought in Landlord and Ten
ant Court. involving residents
in the area bounded by hide
pendence avenue on the north,
the Washington Channel on the
west. P street on the south and
South Capitol street on the
east.
Yeserday's cases involved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
Conductor Topples
From Podium, but
IOperu Goes On

NEW YORK. Jan. II R.-
Conductor Pietro Cimara COL
lapsed and toppled from the
podium before q capacity au-
dience Of more than $500 at
the Metropolitan Opera last
night. He was reported in
critical condition today at st.
Clare's Hospital.
The hospital said the g.
year-old Itaiian-born conductor
had suffered a cerebral tbrainl
accident" No further diagnosis
was given.
Mr.. Cimara. who was con-
Quoting at the Metropolitan foT
the first time this season. was
stricken Just after the curtain
rose on the second scene Of the
first act Of verdi's tragic opera,
Ia Fora Del Destino."
Members Of the orchestra
noticed that the conductor was
unable to lead. Some one in
the orchestra whispered "a
Walter Hagen at the first desk
Of the second violins. Get on
the podium.
Mr.. Hagen. 81. stepped up
and took charge. He could not
find the place in the score. 50
he conducted from memory.
He kept the performance going
without interruption. Others in
the 92-member orchestra car
ried Mr.. Cimara backstaee,
Later he was taken to the hos
pital.
After Mr.. Hagen finished
conducting the second scene
Of the first act. Kurt Adler. the
Metropolitan's chorus director
took over for the remainder of
the act. Fritz Stiedry. a regular
conductor at the Metropolitan.
arrived at the opera house from
his home in time to conduct the
second act. and continued
through TO the final curtain OF
the fourth act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
Mansfield Says
He Was MisIed on
Envoy Lodge

Senator Mansfield. Democrat
Of Montana. says the State
Department gave him wrong
information about absences
from duty" Of John Davis
Lodge as Ambassador to Spain.
In a Senate speech yesterday
Senator Mansfield said Mr..
Lodge is performing "distin-
guished service" in Spain, and
that he was taking this means
to apologize II he had done Mr..
Lodge any disservice by pub
fishing In the Congressional
Record last year wrong figures
supplied to him by the State
Department.
Senator Mansfield said the
faulty report had enormously
listed Mr.. Lodge as having been
absent from his post in Madrid
for l43 days for reasons other
than Official duty or illness" in
1855 and 1856.
He said he has learned since
that Mr.. Lodges absences from
duty In those years totaled only
i27 days. distributed this way:
Vacation. Is days in 1855 and
9 days In 1856. only about half
the total vacation most foreign
service personnel received: 20
days on active naval duty: So
days away from Madrid for
ofiicisl consultations in WASH
ington and elsewhere. includ-
ing participation in diplomatic
meetings In Paris, and Is days
OF on week ends not counted
as vara ti0n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

Last year the Supreme Court
ordered freed two wives Of
military men. who had been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
Effort 10 Split
.Indonesia Seer,

JAKARTA. Indonesia. Jan
II tP.-The Indonesian Ma
tionalist Party's organ Sulah
IndoneSia reported today 9
move to set up a new
IndoneSia state" independent Of
the present central government
in Jakarta.
The paper said dissident mil.
itary and political leaders met
last week in Padang. capital OF
Central Sumatra. to discuss the
issue.
The meeting was repeatedly
attended by Sjarfruddin Praw.
iranegara Of the Masjumi Mos
lem Party. who Is governor Of
the Bank Of Indonesia: Prof
Sumitro Diojohadikusumo Of
the Socialist Psi. the dean Of
the economics faculty Of the
Indonestan University: 1t. Col
Ahmad Hussein. military com.
mander Of the Central Sumatrs
area: zulkifii Lubis. formel
deputy army chief OF staff
and several other unnamed
important" party leaders.
Earlier reports said plan,
were afoot in sumatra to sci
up a separate state there. Tht
newspaper Bertha Indonesis
said the Sultan Of the Mala,
state OF Johore. across the
Strait Of Malacca. is backing
the move.
The paper added that tenta.
tive plans had been made for
a Sumatra government with
former IndoneSian Vice Presi.
dent Mohammed Hatta as pres.
ident and ex-Premier Sutar
Sjahrir. the Socialist Party
chairman. as premier.
Commenting on the reports
army headquarters in Jakarts
warned that severe actor
would be taken against anyone
involved in a move to disinte-
CRATE the central republic. The
central governments control Of
the outer islands has ben vir.
tually nonexistent for months
however.
Sumatra. Borneo. the Celebe.
and the rest OF East Indonesis
broke with Jakarta last spring
The islands have remained
part Of the republic in name
but set UP barter trade witt
foreign markets to evade the
central governments control Of
imports and foreign exchange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

rents due for from two to
seven months. according to
John G. Gallagher. RIA at
torney. Most OF the debts. he
said. were over 5000. One
party. he noted owed $3.50
for non-payment from May
through November.
IF the rents are not paid
now. the Government has the
right 10 obtain writs Of restitu-
ton. which cause the tenant
10 be evicted." he noted.
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furnished by her attorney.
Robert J. Gottlieb. who told
newsmen:
Miss Churchill says the Of
ficers who arrested her pinned
her arms and slapped her
face. She was only trying to
protect herself"
The slim actress denied she
had been drinking. but said
she often used the telephone.
adding: That's what It's for. .
During her booking earlier,
she commented: so this is
American justice. At least IL
takes two stalwarts TO hold
me"
Depressed w Husbands Death
She then held up two fingers
in the W" for victory sign
made famous by her father In
WOTlu war IL.
She was booked under the
name Of Sarah Beauchamp.
which was the name OF her
late husband. Society Photog-
rapher Beauchamp. Friends
said Miss Churchill had been
emotionally upset since his sui
eide In London last August.
The couple had been estranged.
The actress. here for a series
Of television appearances. was
slated to appear today in a
live teiecast Of MICS Matinee
Theater. portraying a Hun
garian dancer In an hour long
drama entitled, The Makro-
poulos Secret"