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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

WEDDING RrN0. dainty. 3 fully cut
e s.s sSs. III I'I wy jE 'is.Se7.'
WELDHns. Lincolns. All types. new,
used aalet, rentals, renaifa, BILL
WELDING SUPPLY Co, INC
lrARihFcg a LANDRuN. d CO
ih.i f1th ave, ne. ~, $4,000
WELDING and cultina torches, tips,
Ike new SIS. ofcifNER, eAla
NJ a. NV, ", a-d3as.
Will. DRILLING MAcmISE, power
glndla.t pump and equipment
wHEELcHAIR tehFomel. hospltal
Dc luxe oyer-hed tahif and other
invalid equipment OF, e-.Nih
WINDOWS, doors screens, Or
Best oiier Pvt EM. e-6feT,
wOOn TOOLS -riss t-bls sav
portable elec saw on metal stand
is.inch portable elee dfii belt
sander, misc. caFpenters tools
Az IN exec eond. IA, s-ahn7
sunday noon-d pm,
WORK RENCu, Sears steel base,
eomnosition top, laxe3. sI0i cosee
chair, sal like new. 10. 4.f7O0
YOUTH BED. earriase with mat.
reas FN e-aaaa
AUTOMATIC WASHERS. DRIERs
sAIt--ARc. SIS, o-F. sah. Ken.
more s7b' Westlnehouse, $50,
nendix $50 WHIRLPOOL or usnris
drier. 49, Westinghouse sAh Al
fully guaranteed AGO aERV,
ICE ices Psnna ave So.
COMPETE LIv. RM. EuRN.. mod
nrsctiesnv new HOLLYWOOD bed
reasonable priced, Ju s.7aaa
'sa An ENGINE, bored. ., cam
$50 JE. a.si4f
1904 ss-h.p. oRM, used approx. "a
hrs RA. a-sgnm after Inn
10 INV NFvsMAR SINK TOPS,
with ~ . stRiriess- trim with
Rsnsihr fFon sg !,! % s'H ss.s
one S5i5" white enamel gink
combination hasf cabinet VIII
make top 70 NJ. Reasonable Call
after = pm weekdays, Fairviev
MUST RI SOLD
FURN --3-nc seetional sofa, rurves
turquoise iufted safa Fmpir,
chairs. . French Provincial chair
w dambSk, ~ sod lounte chair
and pair OF brown tweed lounEl
chairs I solid mahnganv dup
hes aboard bedroom suite : small
dinette set. assorted lawns &c
lures and tables, KENNEDY
INTERIORS, SOC Kennedy 81. NV
RA. a-Sann
coMpI ErE APT FuRN
In fashionable ant on 18th ~
NV, this home Is Of the finest anr
for gracious livinE has 3 Herman
oriental russ Bedrm. has white IN,
olan rus. ~ ros old antiau,
Prov. sntioues Movine 10 Arizona
Ant also avail 10 approved ten,
ants Shown by apt. only. CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
POULTRY AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ARABIAN-MORGAN STALLION
LARGE pinto pony, Morgan mare;
Sf5O-S225. Gaithersburg 4S4-J-3
BERKSHIRE BOAR for sale OF
trade. Also 6-wks. -old pigs. PL
1926.
GOLDEN GUERNSEY will fresher
soon; 2S0t Military road, AIRING
ton. Va Call ia 7-l470.
GUERNSEY HEIFER. . yrs. old
pL a-22Sl.
HORSES BOARDED - Excellen
care, good trails In wheaton
Silver SPRING area. Call HE. 4-l524
HORSE, buckskin. 10 hands high
western broke perfectly. OIL. D.
$3.50.
HORSE CARRIAGE. 2-seated, per
feet condition, $500 or best oher
PA. $4,000.
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MARKET TIRE 90

5 Convenient Loratlena on, $4,000
Open Daily, \ AN, TO . Pm
TRACTOR, Case, Model Val with
power iakeon, kickle bar, $500 OF
beat unrfl KelVlnRtor eleC fmnae
siAn Ap, 7.Nfnp.
TRACTOR. garden. David bradley
euliivAtot, pillow ana blade. sisa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

CALVERT ST. NV. 1885, near
Shorehsm Hotel-Ffic. or. l-tsd-
I'm. apt. e'ev. hldT Ser jsnitor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

TUXEDO, .gmmer. siss 20 double
breasted, t.a, 10 A-ta4i.
TuxtDO white, youns man's. size
10 I'm. 1-OO1n
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ADAMS MIL HU. NV. 3gIb-A
rms. compl furn. plus scr. porch
and lge extra rm, "a baths:
$3.50 LU 2-3s6a. EN-, e-567s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

FIREPLACE WOOD. all oak, Si5
per cord; $50 delivered. Cali BR
s-S6a3
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ROOMS FURRlsRED-M.E.
ROOMS FURN. s.E..S.W.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. Call
after pm. RE. $685.
BRANCH AVE. AREA-Lge. room,
newly furn., plenty closets. man
pref S32 mo. LII. 2-763i
IsI6 Goth ST. S.E.-In lovely pvt.
home. refined lady or young cple.
preferred. Lu .-6s29
RIM. in pvt. home: semibath: re-
fined gentleman. M. all transp.
Call IU 4-9S6o.
COLORED-NICRLY FURN. RM.
in suburban home Tor settled
woman: next bath. pvt. LU. 2-s345
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

sAws-Mise Mail elec hand saws,
.6ss discount 1854 e3rd Il, nv.
sAwMILL lane, . plates. 50 and
~ inches. good condition, 1884
atfd Al nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

b0NEh, female. "a months, AK
sai.ssss si9 PAWS. sh'..
cnInuAHuAs. females. 5 Wis
NoIhsrs bsy aliil un hold Ais
female - mos eannot aivl
ends ON 's.assop ''s'' '''"'''
cnlHuAnUA. Axe registered. IL
.Ilasl" ,hlaes enc white montf
cIiImuAmuA PurPIKs. pocket slss
Axe, male ana female, All col0Ft
80 up DEPOSIT holds for Mother
Day TO, s.lbaO,
cHIHUAHuA PuPg. tiny darllnss
Axe paper trained, as uD, DE-
potll Will hold, ~ p-7a73,
CtIluuAHuAs tei. male and n
male, championship stock, it'll
dafhnsA, must ssei ssb each. ar
cHlnuAHuA. male, ehoe. an,
cons peso SIS ju. s.55ss.
cocKATIELs. 10 ie wks. old
also perakeets wallets anf rares
Y, n 8, banded wo. 6-aOe0
COCKER sPANIFLs. thoroughbred
SEQ end SIS ~ a-tia5'
C0CKFR gups, m. and e.. severa
eolora' Axe res, prleed 900 4
$40 Vienna, Va WE s-a.4a'
COCKER PUPS. SOS. stnd service
clipping and WashlnF gaik Vsnil
ton st. Hyaitsvllle. WA. s-eeTa'
cocksRs. Axe : week. to II
sae4 Bradley blvd. bethesda
COCKER PUPPIES-a wka. old
Axe, blond, silver bur blncf AM
white; seS and up. CT. B-seau
COCKER PUPs, blond. Axe res.
en-, stock, \ wks. old . females
male; sab, Ff. 4-SiSa
COOKER SPANIEL PUPPIES; saA
Axe REG \ wkS shots, wormed
Clearwater 3-eaa3 a.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. Axe
little beauties. reas Tw. S.s6aa
CoCKER SPANIEL. male. 2 year
9,d' bun t.A, or best offer. Ca
cotLIEs Axe res. kennel onsr
top-quality stud sery. pupple
and boarding WA. 4-aiOs.
COLIII. male, Axe 3 years old
deal for children or Stud Servics
Phone WE 5-4S00
COLLIE. pedirree, male; sable an
white; : mos old. CT. 6-4ab5.
C0LLIEs. . beautiful females
risky and playful: Axe. shot
and wormed $50. VII s-5OBs
DACHsHUNDS. black: 2 males.
female chs mplon sired. very rea
sonable TO G-00iS.
DACHsHUND. black Axe res
ia yrs old. female: SIS; mic
family pet 10 l-3s15.
DaCHsHuND PUPS go. TOP OF IN
litter: Axe reg WA, 7-O5ss.
DAuHsHUND PUPPIESi REGISTERED
I wormed and shots: excellent blood
lines. Fl 6-3sOi.
DACHSHUND IMMATURE PUPS
rare chocolate or beige: shot
Axe; s-lb stud service. Ais
81. and BlP. Siamese kitten,
u 4-6saa
DACHSHUND. res. long haired Dur
pies, y wks. old: male and female
black with brown marking. WI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
sFWIN0 MACHINES ; Beautlf
SEWING MACHINES
LIQUIDATION SALE

EVEN I TiINO NONlb
NEccI AUTOMATIC PORTABLE
Sle0 81
VIKING zIa-zAo PORTABLE
FULLY AUTOMATIC PoRTABLT
KENMORE MAPLE DESK MODEL.
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TVS, Ie" Emerson console, sac
~ Emerson, sta. 20 Admiral
$40, both tble models, RA, 3-eAtei
Tv RCA 81" tbl mod $50: o.E
$40: furnace, $40. II 3-0sld
Ty, l5-in RcA console; $50: sood
condition. can EM. s-bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
FARM AND GARDEN

ALLIs- CHALMERS B tractor. NOV,
er, 9-way pillow, corn planter ant
harrow, all in good condition S775
Call TW. 3-s5ti5.
AZALEAS. landscape size, 5-yr
plants in full bloom, 81 so ca
Also nice buys In 75c size. For.
sythia. heavy shrubs. 81 80 ga
Creeping phlox. soc elump. Pink
dogWood. 5-5i5 IT,. $685. ca
Lugustrum lucidum, . f.. 81 q
ca Towering crab. & H.. 81 rs
MANGELS NURSERY, $500 Risgi
rd He. 4-T649.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

SAW, Delta, Sin, fitting arbor on
MATCHING stand with ss-hp mo.
tor. table ext and dado cutters
500, WI 6-50A0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

bath, entr. refsr. no 2-3061.
3033 10th ST. N.W.-Combination
bed-living room, kitchen privileges.
HU, 3-50lS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

TAPE RECORDER, Webcor. 3 speak
erS. 500. TV cor. comb with
fine I'M radio SIS so 5-56s6
TAPE RECORDFR-RADIo, webcor
new, contest prize; sacrifice, Sl60
SIP g-S06-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

ITOR DISCRIMINATING ssnlleman.
small Vell-iurn. nm. excel, bath
aist u, nv, AD, e.bO0i.
$50 PA MO-. unlimited parklna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

LAWN M0wER, sslats typs riding
h-ft, width cut e.h.p, meter,
nos : slanksr 500 OF best oiisr
Call 10 4-dai5,
L2seIrsr , fosr r.s SAIL an,, siss eFT
] i1aO Wilson blvd, IA, t-l.d4l
FUCKER LUMBER
MANUEL. sew' .Fo.lsd' ysTny ms
/ nv f-asa5 or oaitheruburg ass
AiANunI, top seil, ro.tsa saw rnn.
plants. Hp. a-aa91,
MANuRE. horas; well rottedi so
buahel, RI Asng1h,
MOwER. e-horse Mccormick .Dre
No, ~ little used shed stored
hitch; sac. JK. e.isd4,
NUNS. All kinds, incl miniatures
etc, KE. $500,
OAK TENCIN0. boards and posts
cut any lsnath and Aile. delivered
IN Nd. APP s-s9nO,
oRIENTAL ARCH. Landscape de-
slEner GA. arch, deg desiHn
iandacapinK relR ndAcsping Fxe'
cute own PLANTING, JU b-iSf0
PERUVIAN DAFTODILS = neaut
flowers In go weeks y bulbs To-
81 IA, 4-O.ia after . pm,
PLANTS - Thousands hardy re-,
1 planted and potted, vegetable ant
Z flower plants reasonable VII
\ LIAM HEfTMuLLER. Sle0 sar,
sent I'd, Chillum Nd
RAKF, David-Bfadlev, side de-
livery. like new, $3.50; old ma
nure spreader on rubber, $40
10, a-7f7p.
RETAINING walls. patios wplks
porchea. tiles. drainaGe, brick at0nl
or concrete. FHA terms, HE
I 4-afNf
SLunGE, A rich organic fertiliEer
makes anything Hrow, only ~ib
full tons. Can WA. t-6O0i
sOD-Hpve 3nn acres, ready 70 b,
cut: will also take contract 20 LAY
SOD on owners building protect
OF so houses Forest Knobs sub.
div S17 University blvd. west
silver spring.
SOD CUTTERS, aerifers. Ford trae.
tors. fronf-end leaders. OC-s
dozers, post-hole diggerE. cement
EeUIP CO. vi 5000 WI :
TD-0 front end loader for sale
excel. coHd VIII finance. reason
eble. CT a-s9Ss
TOMATO PLANTS, Big Boy. Pen.
per plants. Annual flower plants
COLLINS a SON 7972 Contra
ave Sc. RI 6-1g3i
TOM, RROC PLANTS, 35c dog
Rig Bow. 81 90 dor. peppers. 4Ac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

GFOBGETOwN-Uniaue studio apt.
2 rms kit, bath river view,
flrepl sos mo. lease CO $500.
GEORGETOWN, 1907 2eth St
Bedrm Nv rm KIT bath End
FIR, pch: $3.50. Lease. Ho. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

TUXEDO SUIT, tailor made. slgs
APPROX, tO-4., Ss5, wo, 6.5;as
Nv, l8-in. console. with doors val
I elee, rotary lawn mower, priced
reat VIII. a.f2nf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
Tape, New, 1000, $1.35
TAPE RECORDING TAPE. brand

TAPE RECORDING - Recording
tape, professional Lifetime" III
mil. thick tearproof MYLAR, LOO
IT., slightly used, but Al perfect;
going at 81. 95 per roll; lots OF 10
$3.50; IS for S4l.25; so for
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Here's your chance to cash I'M
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T ny a... .S sea e sfPg TX 6sg W..
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|, AREA. aSie Pnd

ANAC0STIA--2 bedrmS.. If. nm,
kit. pvt. bath, frt and back entr..
back I'd, larnd priviis: verv nices
IL furp III o1EQ- ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

BOILING FIELD AREA. .2S12 2nd
St. SEW. rm., bedrul. kit.
dinette. bath, snel, porch 500 mo.
incl utils Phone or see COL,
DEWEY 10 n-OSin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

BRANDYWINF ST. SCI Bed
RM. APT, very nicely equipped,
up to dete; nicely decorated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

ADAMS MILL RID. NV, 26ss; blk.
18th Columbia I'd. - Large en-
CLERGY. well furn; large entrance
foyer and kitchen: accommodates q:
SIS. Jsnitor. NO 5-25S5, week
daYS NE S-hnnn SIMPSON co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

Used Gravely garden cart. JU
a-T516.
Kentucky Bluegrass Sod
Fortified with manure treated fol
weeds. on heavy mat. of rief
humus.
] to 80 so. yds, 45c SO. I'd
so to loo So, yds., Acc SO. I'd
100 to 200 SO. yds, 35c SO, I'd
200 or more SO. yds. sc so. yd
ALSO VIRGIN TOPSOIL
1 Gu. I'd. $40; 2 Gu. vds.. SCI
fpi 'di Rorf fEf, S sSMPSsTT
POTTING SOIL. LEAF EARTH
Give me a call, let's talk Il over
DAVE MORRIS, WI. $3.50 OF
SP. 4-675s. MORRIS EGG FARM
open every day, 9 TO g incluoint
Sunday. Phone calls received an,
time. on Ga. ave. 10 miles nortl
Silver Spring. lust past Martins
dairy. Min. delivery $40, within
i5-mile radius of farm; all othel
deliveries at slight additions
charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

CATvFRT ST. NV. I90a-Liv.
rr7 bedrm kit bath. LIST A incl.
all utIls. $40 80 or Ss4 so. Omen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

The Rush and WhirI
Of Spring Vocation
By Fiji GORSKA
Star stan Writer

There's one thing you can say about
college students on spring vacations: Once
they've caught up on sleep missed at school.
they 60 into action.
Take Shelley Mann, former Olympic
swimming champion, for instance.
AT Cornell l get six hours sleep at
night. At home in Arlington take TO-"
says the freshman.
During the day, Shelley spent much of
her spring vacation on what she calls "Proj-
ect Latin America" She talked to dozens of
persons at the Pan American Union and
State Department to get sponsorship for a
group Of Cornell students to 90 to Latin
America on an intercultural exchange pro-
gram.
II also gave Hawaiian luau (feast) for
some college friends and taught them the
hula In my mu mu (Hawaiian Sack-type
dress)," she says. 81 saw my first foreign
film. went job hunting, had a swim with
the captain Of the Cornell swim team who
was In town and ate peach Sundaes for
lunch"
Shelley returned to college last week 6
Continued Poss
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-31
MSTS Captain Found Shot To
 Death Aboard Ship

SEATTLE, R - A Tacoma mas ter mariner, holder of the Dis tinguished Sea Rescue Award for North Pacific rescue in 1856, was found fatally wounded in his stateroom aboard ship yesterday.
 The Military Sea Transport Service here said Capt. Robert T. Fulton, '59, died as the result of gunshot wounds An investi- gation of the incident is under way, MSTS said.
 Captain Fulton was master of the USMS Gen. H. B. Freeman in 1856 when the Washington Mail broke up in the stormy, North Pa cific. Upon the receipt of the Mails sos, the Freeman sped 65 miles to the scene and Captain Fulton directed the successful res cue of the more than 100 persons aboard the Mail.
 Captain Fulton was currently commanding LIST SIS, returning from Adak, Alaska.
 Captain Fulton, a resident of the Puget Sound area for 51 years, had been sailing for the govern ment since 1940. His widow, Es- ther, and a daughter, Mrs. R. E. Campbell, also of Tacoma, sur vive him.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-31

The oath of office for Egan and Hugh J. Wade, Alaska's Secretary of State-elect, will be administered without fanfare.
 The advance date for the pub lie inaugural festivities at Juneau on January IT was made neces- sary because it was not known at the time when the proclamation would be issued.
 A committee in charge of the event decided on the date, so that more than a thousand invitations could be issued and plans made for people to attend from throughout the vast new state.
 Will Get Down To Business
 It seemed unlikely that the wild and happy impromptu celebrations - including street dances and the burning of bonfires - that came after final Congressional approval of the Statehood Bill last June will be repeated again this week end when the proclamation is is- sued.
 Instead, most officials have ex- pressed desires to get immediately about the business of the new State.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-31
ALASKA CAPITAL PREPARED FOR
 A0TH STATE INAUGURATION SAT.

Acting Territorial Governor Waino E. Hendrickson, a federal appointee whose term will end immediately upon issuance of the proclamation, said all arrange ments had been made to turn his office over to Egan.
 Asked whether there would be an official transfer of the Terri torial Governors office, Hendrick- son commented:
 "It won't be that formal. We'll just step aside and Governor Egan will be sworn in."
 At Washington the two new Senators, Bartlett and Gruening, both Democrats, must draw from box to determine the length of their terms - one for six years, the other for two years.
 Such selection by lot is required in order to fit Bartlett and Gruen- ing into the classes which the Senats has adopted to assure that one-third of its membership stands for election each two years.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-31
(By The Associated Press)

AlasKans arranged hurriedly for a solemn observance for their Territory's admission after the White House announced today that President Eisenhower would issue the Statehood proclamation on Saturday.
 Alaska's Governor-elect William A. Egan said he expected to take the oath of office shortly after the proclamation is signed.
 A big replica of the nations lib erty bell will be rung on the lawn in front of the Juneau capitol, 49 times during an admission observ- ance tentatively planned for II am. Saturday at Juneau theater.
 A big inaugural ceremony, in- cluding giant parade, reception and formal ball, already has been scheduled for Juneau on January IT.
 Egan Says We're Ready"
 At Juneau, Governor -elect Egan, the 44-year-old Democrat who will become Governor of the first state admitted to the Union since New Mexico and Arizona in 1912, said:
 'FWe're ready"
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-31
New York Radio and nv Critic Chooses Jail

NEW YORK, tR - Marie Tore, radio and television critic of the New York Herald Tribune, chose yesterday to serve 10 days in jail rather than disclose for a federal court the source of one of her stories concerning singer Judy Garland.
 U. s. District Judge Sylvester J. Ryan ordered Miss Tore to sur render at 10 am. Monday to begin serving the sentence. She is the mother of two children.
 A test case of a newsman's right not to divulge the source of news story has been made of Miss Torres refusal. She would not re- veal the source of an item in a column she wrote which resulted in libel suit against the Colum- bia Broadcasting System.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-31

Letter-size and legal file folders
 available at The Nome Nugget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02

WEATHER cool weather for the
Northeast upper mississippi Valley the Northern
and the Northern Plateau region There will scattered
across the Middle Mississippi Valley into the Florida
the
showers-AP Wirephoto Map.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02

woolworh's own top qvol-
ity binder with sturdy I"
metoI rings. large enough
10 take work elossifier Or
indexes. z or 3 ring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02
TODAY,S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Mostly
sunny and cool today. Clear
tonight, low IS. Fair tomorrow.
high near rs.
Maryland-Fair tonight, low
$3.50 in the east and 1888 in
the west. Partly cloudy and
warmer tomorrow with scat
tered showers or Thunderstorm
ers in the west, spreading to the
east by night.
Virginia-Fair tonight, low
1888 in the west and $3.50 in
the east. Partly cloudy and a
little warmer tomorrow.
Pollen Count
The D. C. Medical Society's
ragweed pollen count for the
"a hours ending at 9 am. to-
day is 255 grains per cubic yard
of air.
Resort Forecast
Long Island and New Jersey
beaches-Mostly fair tomorrow,
high 1880. Wind variable,
10 m.p.h.
Rehoboth Ocean City-Mostly
fair, high 1880 tomorrow.
Wind southerly. 10 m.p.h.
Mays Head-Va. Beach-Fair
tomorrow, high 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02
ProwIer Kills Two
Protecting Son

NEW YORK, Sept. 2 (AP)
"A housebreaker stabbed a
physician and his wife to death
today when they went to the
aid of their 8-year-old son
whom the prowler was choking
in his bed.
The slayer. who wore a white
mask, escaped. He apparently
got no loot.
The boy was unframed.
Squads of uniformed police
and detectives famed out
through a large area of Staten
Island. across the harbor from
Manhattan, where the murders
we're committed about 2 am.
Killed were DR.. Malein A.
Miner. 81. and his wife, Mrs.
Lore Jean Miner. also 81.
They died in Marine Hos
pital a United States Public
Health Service institution.
where DR.. Miner was q first
year resident surgeon. The
couple. Mormons from Utah.
had been here since July / with
their three children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02

plane was a mass of flames.
The tail part bounced over and
landed on our back lawn"
Room Burning Hot"
Another neighbor, Peter
Baker. was sitting at breakfast.
I'VE had the kitchen door
open and heard the roar" he
said. I'VE looked out of the
window and saw it coming
down. Suddenly the room be-
came burning hot. We made
a dive for Tiny mother and /.
The plane just missed us but
clipped the tree outside"
The viking apparently de-
veloped engine trouble soon
after taking of and headed for
nearby Blackbushe airport to
make an emergency landing.
Some eyewitnesses on their way
to work said both engines were
dead as the plane came in low.
Six ambulances and firefight-
ing equipment were rushed to
the scene. A clergyman gath
cred a group Of onlookers and
led them in prayers as workers
combed the wreckage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02
HoodIums Stort
Fight at Barbecue

NORTON, Mass. Sept. 2
AP).-Teargas was used TO dis
perse some 1000 persons at
the annual Our Lady Of Loreto
Inc, society barbecue last night
when police said hoodlums
started a fight.
Police Chief Edward J. Bart
ley said he had to use teargas
because there was danger some-
one would get hurt or be
trampled.
No injuries were reported
and no arrests made.
The fighting broke out just
before the start Of q fireworks
display to close the festival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02
Paris Curfew
Advice Given
To AFRICANS

PARIS, Sept. 2 tAP) French
police last night warned North
Africans to stay on the streets
of Paris from ESQ pm. to $50
am. nightly unless they have
special permission to move
around.
Almost simultaneously, a
group of Algerians fred on a
party Of French Army para
chutists on leave. wounding
one Of them seriously. The
shooting took place just of the
Boulevard de Straspourg near
the Care de LEST.
The police communique no.
where used the word "curfew"
and police said 1t was pressing
advice for the North Africans
own benefit.
This was, however, the most
stringent restrictions of free
dom of movement in France
since the Maxi occupation in
World War II.
The police announcement did
not specify Algerians and pre-
sumahly could refer to all North
Africans. There are many
Tunisians and Moroccans in
Paris. although they are far
outnumbered by some 100000
Algerians.
1t marked a new step-up In
the French Governments cam
paign to fight a wave of terror
ism by Algerian nationalists
aimed at getting independence
for their North African home
land.
This burst out q week ago
with shooting Of French police
and soldiers and firing of sew
eral oil refineries.
Authorities said yesterday the
fire in the giant oil farm at
Mourepiane, near Marseilles,
had been finally extinguished a
week after explosives set 1t OF.
At the same time they an
nounced discovery Of the body
Of a fireman In the smoldering
ruins. He was the first fatality
Of the blaze.
Premier de Gaulle met with
members of his cabinet to put
what were called the finishing
touches to the new constitu-
ton. The Premier viii explain
1t to the public at a mass meet
ing Thursday in the Place de Ia
Republique - traditional left
wing rallying spot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02

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