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don't wont to hurt his feelings but would Ika to
hint in nice w thet think he should lose soms weight
MAE
hint" never gets beyond. the first layer Of fss Tell
him pontbIunk ihut you lore him. but there's too much q
him. susss', he see doctor sbous diet.
DEAR ABBY Our daughter is n months old and believe
she Is dynamite cont 90 near my wife to smbroes
her without our kid yelling and screaming Can body Of
this ooe be isclOus3 She doesn't like for my wife and me
to be together in without her. either, 50 we
hove to tok in whispers and close the door. How con
we GET her ths' It's getting worse oil the time.
WORRIED DAD
This hid smarter than you ore Il she's GOT you talking
IN whispers when you be alone with your wife, Cut out
the ioohns and let the baby get accustomed seeing you
embrace your wife, Show the baby plenty Of sfsetonbus
for hssns sake. dont continue TO build W the eOmpstoa
between your wife and doushisr
DEAR ABBY: Which is better To 90 to school doncs
with creep or to st at home?
ALL sHookup
Go with the creep and look the crop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-31
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

THE LONG. HOT SUMMERTIME brooding fury Of william
Fauknsrs South caught In Director Marty Ritz Aim
Neutrality-suspicious. Stewart and Alfred Hitchcock palr
again in one Of those exercises In suspense
"TEN NORTH FREDERICK"-John OHaras best seller
comes to the with Gary Cooper playing is forIon
hero.
THE HIGH COST OF LOVING"-A sort Of vintage comedy
By this time but rather good with Jose Ferrer
this HAPPY FEELNG"-The source Of that song which
Debbe Reynolds made into best-sellIng record.
DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER"-Another Of thOs. World
War recalls which proves does Its funny side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

BICYCLE. boys, 26-in.. English.
lightweight, 3-speed gears; good
cond. Call so. $500.
ORGAN, reed. Estey: $40 or best
offer. Can SUE. IA. 2-6676.
ATT, party givers. frats. and So
rorities: Rent my hi-1. equip.
records and my services for
your dances and parties. Info.
JERRY, RIA. 3-8026.
FOR SALE-English racer bike,
Hercules. has brakes and gears;
runs fine, good cond.: SIS. JU.
1887.
1885 CHEW. PICKUP-New mo-
tor: ideal for customizing OF
just cheap transp.: sl2s. LU.
2-l335.
TEEN-AGE GIRL desires baby
sitting job. Call BERTHALINE,
NO. 7-3085.
MODEL "a" F0RD-Baby and
frame cherry, new tires; per-
feet rod prospect: best offer
over $40. XII. 1894
WESTERN FLYER BICYCLE,
26-in., headlights. tail lights.
built-in turn signals. horn: good
shape. XII. 8-4984.
PHOTO. ENLARGER, Eclipse,
f:4l5 lens; in excellent condi-
ton: $50 or best offer. JU.
9-9374.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
" MARY BETH MoRS
Regina High Reporter

MEXICO CITY.-To be
munching on tortillas to the
rhythm of The Witch Doctor"
is a strange experience-but
add a group Of teen-agers
crowding around the jukebox
all laughing and talking in
Spanish and the scene becomes
typically Mexican.
This is just one example of
the curious mingling Of United
States and Mexican customs
that forms teen-age life in
Mexico City.
BY simply swapping on a
radio this blend becomes APP
parent. The disc jockeys spin
records ranging from ''Fasci-
nation" to ''Triana" by Ruflno.
a Mexican quartet, and current
popular songs are big Man"
and Purple People Eater"
Although United States music
has won the labels Padre"
the Mexican version Of The
Most" this does not apply to
the dances.
Latin-American teens don't
share their northern neighbors'
passion for jitterbugging and
most prefer to clap rather than
dance to "rocanrol." On the
other hand, their quick-step-
ping "Raspa" and ''Bomba"
have floored many q jitterbug
lover.
In contrast to our six or
seven subjects, Mexican schools
teach as many as Is a week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
Greetings

IIIA1 III - A1li
A RELATED happy birthday %
Nicky Martin. q wonderful guy
and a wonderful friend. Love.
JACKIE.
Al MILLER Of N. 10th s.. All
Glad you're back from New
Mexico. SUE
LINDA UNDERWOOD - Happy
birthday 20 q real nice girl,
from the vickers family.
vICKTE M-WiIl be home On
Monday. July %. Love. DON
AID M.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY 10 Margaret
July n. with love. from
MOTHER.
BOB HAPPY birthday 10 q
wonderful painter and q mar
vicious guy. See you soon, TERI.
CONGRATULATIONS 20 Elliott
Lawrence. Palmerx. Nd. for
the wonderful baseball he has
played this year. Someone who
loves him truly. BABE
HELENE G0RMAN - Happy
birthday July ~. MON and
Pop.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the bog
/ love. Freddie H.. on July ~.
from the girl who thinks he's
swell FRANCES.
FRIENDS Of the dearly beloved
Gail Collins. queen Of greater
Kentland Place. were sorT0wed
TO learn Of her departure 20
Camp Grunfly last Sunday.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the great
est Nom in the world. Sorry
we're late. Love. GLORIA.
PAUL. KATHY and DAD.
H-Diane. JEANNE. SKIP. sandy,
Mike and Ned See yoa soun.
PAT.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY JIMMY -
From DAD. JEAN. KATHY
and PAT.
DENNTs-Happy birthday On the
29th. to the incest boy I've ever
met KITTEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27
BUT NO 'ROcANROL'
u. S. Music The Most
For Mexican Teen-Agers

Mary Beth Morse, lDho
wrote the following story for
TEEN. is a senior at Regina
HIGH School here, tOho left in
May for four months study
at the Institute Regina in
Merico city. She DiH return
to her home at 1907 Mo6ett
road, Silper Spring, in Sep
TENDER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

WANT TO BUY-Do you have a
dog house no longer In use7
UN. 4-455o.
WANTED-Girl's rink skates, size
S. CAN LII. 4-5029.
FOR SALE-Mouton fur coat. a
length, 81. Il: excel. cond-; SIS.
Cali HE. 4-0oos weekdays.
WANTED, , or 4 speed portable
phonograph. good c0nd, rea-
sonahle. ERIC. 10. 1891.
GUITAR, Gibson. and case: like
new; SIS. ia 2-5s71.
ONE SET Encyclopaedia Britain
Mica. % vol. nth ed: so. Ons
wan punching bag OUTFIT: So
LA. $3.50.
50 COMIC BOOKS for sale. OF
trade; In good condition. Cal
WA. 7-9033.
TEEN-AGE GIRLS. overweight;
vacation: combination session
Accepting few more reserva-
tons for wks.: health and
beauty session IN exclusive Nd
State lie. health farm. CON-
pletely air-cond.; supervised re-
ducing diet. massage and skin
care, corrective exercise. hair
care, posture and poise: golf
and swimming. Lose weight.
keep it OF permanently BY
learning new eating habit for
lifetime results. Write. phone
reserv. immed. OAKLAND
MANOR HEALTH FARM. new
Rte. %. Ellicott City. Md. Globe
1890.
GIGANTIC number and variety
Of stamps. at very low prices.
1895 Brentwood I'd. ne. Apt.
LIB.
JITNEY CAR, for kids Q to 90:
2-speed syncro. trans 16-h-p.
B. e. s. engine. Re 3-3S65
NTH ( pm.
1R SALE-Small kniek-knack
set, French doh. large hand
nainted bank: ideal for show.
Also. pink and white pocket
book, with adjustable strap.
Call JE. 4-5f26.
GUITAR, high-quality Orpheum
-F-holer;: has q De Almond
pickup. has very thin neck
WO. 6-0694.
SCIENCE-FICTT0N - Thrilling
stories and novels BY top au-
thoEs. many new: approx =
ret. value piecemeal. Can KE,
8-7157.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

Not least important are those
classes which. like history. ge-
osraphy and civics. pertain to
their country.
BY way Of tearing down a
well-established belief. a detec-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-27

tiye-like chaperone does not
dog the steps of every young
couple on their way to the
movies. On the contrary. this
is just as outlandish in Mexico
City as in Washington. d. C.
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COLLIE PUPS. pursbred: ! male.
2 females: reas. priced. must
sell CIR. $3.50.
YOUTH CARAVAN, July 2e-Aug.
2 Marvin Meth. Church. IN
4 Cor. Nd: jr. high program.
2.S0-4.30: ST. high and older
youth. 7.50.
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SR. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. white,
would like to accompany fam
lily to beach as baby sitter. OIL.
2-0614.
KENSINGTON AREA-nutoring
elementary or jr. high: BY
straight-A high school student,
10. Abb.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. age II,
desires b~h"-sitting job. 5 days
a week I'm Landover Hills or
Bladenxburg. Md. Spruce 3
5845 after 4 O'Clock.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-16

SNOW plow. #, electric Jack
good condition KF l-5956
MA ACEINISTS tools with Gerstner
tool chest. like new. Sl50. IN
cludeS mics. INSIDE outsldel
indicators. squares. gauges. value
over $500 Reply Box 1862, sl4
East l52nd 81.
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BABY sitter, 2 hours a day, 4 TO
s .. M, all day Saturday Colt
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-01-16

SNOW plow. It, electric lack
good condition. KF. 1886
MACHINISTs tools with Gerstner
tool chest. like new. Sl50. IN
cludes mics. INSIDE OUTSIDE.
indicators. squares gauges. value
over $500 Reply Box 1862, sl4
East 152nd 81
1864 MERCURY motor RE l-88O5
LADY'S white figure ice skates.
size 9, like new. s.. EV. 1885
SAVE over 500 on q not water
boiler. American Standard $1,000
BTU output, i year old. can be
used tor gas or oil RE l-6945
COLLECTORS item. antique -
gauge gun MI. 1880.
BINOCULARS, new, 20x50. $40:
l6x50. $50, l0x50, S2750; 7x50
$50; 7X35, SIS: typewriter. vac
Luln sweeper. private residence.
GL l-4252
GENERAL Electric 40 gallon auto
matte not water heater. used 1
months. replaced by gas, days.
~. l-760l: evenings, VIII. 2-8054
OIL furnace. Superfex. 10000 BTU
with humidifler. S75. VIII. 3-0293
4 "a = .
SH 100 ID. installed $3.50 terms
MODERN Hoover cleaner. Mode
20 Ike new. with attachments.
$50 large old-fashloned rolltop
desk, 4Sx4S, very good condition,
SIS, bronze floor lamp, So 20 Vol
Book of knowledge, $40. console
5-band, IL tube radio, SIS; Nesco
roaSter cooker, SIS; Kenmore
lroner. $50, old Seth Thomas g.
day bronze, marble" trim shelf
clock, $50, assorted 76-inch
band saw blades. SO, saw in
cluded free MI l-7l51 after
D. M.
, FISH tank aerators. rollswav
bed. cheap II, 1878.
ICE skates. boys size /. excellent
condition, IS. VII, 3-2676
HAVE closed BY stores and / have
100 mems and ladies wrist
watches from SIS Call At my
nome after .. M anC all daN
Sunday 5S4 East Booth st WIlIo-
wick
QUITTING business. housewares.
hobbies. toys, gifts below cost.
House That j A X Built. 1926 81.
CLAN; open II 10 3 daily. ia ..
M, Sunday
SPECIAL. 30 gallon, 10 wear. glass
lined water heaters installed S85
40 gallon, 10 year glass lined
water heaters, installed Sl05. RE
l-7262
FUEL oil space heater. heats SIS
rooms, good condition S25 VIII
3-3126
NATIONAL cash register $50.
wood work bench Z IT.. $40 IL
l-490l
WINDOW sash. years old. 6Ox40
>25, shade TO lit, 81 RE. I-9522
Durclay laundry tray.
single. white. uncrated used for
display s3995 RE. l-7262
Flyer train layout -
AC and DC many cars and ac-
cessories. also complete village
original cost over $3.50 an exceD-
tlonai buy, SCI up and operating
must see 10 appreciate, first S65
axes H. RE. l-0683
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INSECT g;Ll3!l!E

8-INCH Craftsman tilt arbor saw,
with i3-h.p. motor, on table and
cato blade, $40, Gil. l-6l54.
LEFT handed golf clubs. beginners
set, make offer. KE l-9058.
OFFICE furniture, must be sold 70
settle estate, medical equipment.
E-ray and dlathermy included
kE l-4770.
REMINGTON - gauge pump shot
gun; % semi-automatiC rifle.
MI. l-5775
NJ A y s contractors 5 equipment,
early model Chevrolet, li2-ton
dump truck. Al condition. re-
Gently overhauled. wheelbar-
rows tools forms. 2x4's 2x8S,
must be sold, priced right $3.50
VIII 2-54l8
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HIGH school graduate interested in
selling, send picture and applica-
ton to Box l52, 8l4 East 152nd st.
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Member Of C.. E. s. a.
OPP RTU MITES
1850 Euclid Ave. at fz:3d133

Al Companies
SALES TRAlNEE. degree.
library scieces. coll on
schools etc. $3.50 S40o
PLANT TRAlNEE. HIS. grad.
prcmotionol $3.50
OFFICE TRAINEE, HIS. urod
1920 $3.50
PRINTING TRAlNEE HIS
grad SO rotate shifts $3.50
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1855 FORD

CUstomIine 6 cyl. overdrive,
radio and heater. An ideal buy
for the economy minded person.
Tu-tone.
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(l3I

PARAkEFTS beautiful healthy
birds. 81 and up. KE l-2554
SIX healthy, pretty puppies. each
want a good home weeks OLD
very gentle and good with chill
dren, 81 each to snow Nouu give
II good home 295 Woodmere
Dir, WslowIck off East 228th and
Lake Shore
WON'T you please help us? We're
pretty kittens looking Tor a
good home. II interested please
call our adopted grandmother.
VIII 2-8432
SIAMESE. beautiful female. 5
months. pedigreeo, SIS. Call eve
nings or all day Sunday MI.
i-42lg
CANARIES. Red Factor guaranteed
singers. parakeets. cages, sup
plies. we deliver. Gil. l-43i.
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TYPEWRITER

WOODSTOCK. Al condition, Of
flee type, new ribbon. S32 so MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05

known mammals and present.
day marsupials that they some
times have been mistakenly
classified as mammals.
The scientists found the skel-
etons Embedded in rock formed
during the late Triassic or early
Jurassic period. about 100 mil
lion years ago. They were con-
temporaries of the early dino
saurs and probably some Of the
most primitive mammals.
DR.. Dunkle says the Ictido-
saurs had a mammal-type of
body structure. They were
about the size of a cocker
spaniel with incisor teeth like
rodents and cheek teenth with
three rows Of cusps on each
tooth. Cheek teeth like these
are unknown among other rep
tiles and are very similar to the
teeth in the earliest of man.
mails.
IctidoSaurs are not consid-
cred to be direct reptilian an
cestors of mammals but they
are the most mammal-like of
five closely related genera
Mammals almost unquestion-
ably sprang from creatures be-
longing to the ancient reptile
group called the 'Synapsida.
The Ictidosaurs presumably
became extinct without leaving
any derivative group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05
Eisenhower
KeptWoiting
On Golf Date

GETTYSBURG, Pa. April 5
R.-Preside Eisenhower
played a round of golf today
with an old friend who disre-
garded a well-known saying:
You don't keep the President Of
the United States waiting.
Brig. Gen. Arthur S. Nevins,
who manages the Presidents
farm. was 20 minutes late for
the golfing date. and Mr.. Eli
senhower greeted him with a
laughing:
I'VE looked all over the place
for you"
The President. who had the
chore Of studying some legisla-
ton before and after his golf
game. was accompanied by his
son. Mai. John S. Eisenhower
who also joined in the game.
The weather was turning
chilly and overcast and the
Gettysburg Country Club pro,
Dick Sleichter. apologized for
the preseason condition of the
green's. But the President was
not to be discouraged.
"Oh, the green's were just
right for me yesterday" he
said. You should have seen
the zone / dropped on No. g."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05
Thieves Get SIS
From Cob Driver

A cab driver reported he was
held up and robbed of SIS this
morning. police said.
Louieco Loman. Al. of 5059
Jay street NE. told detectives
two men hailed his cab at
Florida avenue and First street
NV. about Z O'Clock. He drove
them to North Capitol and I
streets.
Mr.. Loman said one Of his
passengers pointed a .38-caliber
revolver at him while the Sec
ond searched him and found
the money in his topcoat
pocket. according to police. He
said they also took eight pack
ages of cigarettes.
Police said Mr.. Loman de-
scribed both men as colored
from 80 to IS years old. about
S feet 8 inches and about l6O
pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05
Jordan Aid Ended
By Saudi Arubiu

BEIRUT. Lebanon, April S
R.--Saudi Arabia has cut OF
her annual subsidy of $l4.3
million to pro-Western Jordan,
Beirut newspapers said today.
The usually reliable L'Orient
quoted authorized sources as
saying the payments were
stopped by Crown Prince Feisal.
who recently took over control
of Saudi Arabia's government
from his elder brother. King
Saud. The report could not be
confirmed Immediately.
Jordan's King Hussein de-
ponds largely on outside help
TO keep things running In his
barren desert country. The
United States has given Jor-
dan more than $40 million dur
ing the past year, and King
Hussein also hopes to tap the
rich oil resources Of Iraq. which
Joined Jordan in the Arab Fed
Grafton In February.
LOrient said President Mas
ser Of the United Arab Republic
had urged Feisal to halt finan-
cial aid to Jordan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05
5000 Pilgrims
In Jerusalem

JERUSALEM. April 5 R.-
Holy Saturday was clear and
springlike today for the largest
number Of pilgrims to Jeru.
salem in years.
About 5000 Christian pill
erims from a dozen nations
Travelled TO the city where
Christ was crucified nearly
1000 years ago celebrate His
resurrection.
Nearby in the Old City Mos
lens said their prayers for
Ramadan. the holy month Of
fasting.
Passover, the celebration Of
the ancient Israelites' liberia
ton from Egyptian bondage,
continues for q week. Many
Jews have come to Israel from
abroad to mark the religious
festival on the 10th year of
the Jewish nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05
Burdick Spends
Restless Night;
Lung Conqested

Representative Burdick. Re-
publican Of North Dakota, was
to have spent a rest
less night at Sibley Hospital,
where he is under treatment
for a congested lung condition.
Mrs. Burdick. who rode to
the hospital yesterday in an
ambulance with her husband,
said his condition did not APP
pear serious.
The 79-year-old Representa-
tive has been Ill since his re-
turn last Tuesday from North
Dakota, where he declined in
dorsement for reelection by a
Republican Party group and
indicated he would not seek an
other term because his son
Quentin is in the race as a
Democrat.
Earlier this year Mr.. Bur-
dick was hospitalized for about
three weeks with incipient
pneumonia, a tumor which was
removed from his wrist. a lung
clot and a vein Inflammation.
Shortly after his release
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ECONOMIC
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
people want the kind Of action
they have been getting from
Congress. not the chins-up.
eyeS-front statements they have
been getting from the admins
tration on a weekly basis"
Meanwhile, a new Labor De-
partment report indicated that
unemployment still was on the
rise toward the end Of last
month.
JObless Claims Rise
The departments Bureau of
Employment Security said yes
terday that State reports
showed that joblessness among
workers covered by unemploy-
ment compensation increased
by 14.700 to a total Of 3.278.900
during the week ended March
%. About two-thirds of the
Nations labor force is eligible
for jobless payments.
The bureau also said the
total of new claims for unem-
ployment benefits rose by 1880
to a total> OF 42l.900 for the
week ended March 20.
Despite this upward trend.
however. new claims dropped
by $4,000 for the month as a
whole.
At the same time, the Labor
and Commerce Departments
said spending on new construc-
ton went up in March to a
total Of S3.4 billion. This
brought total construction OUT
lays for the January-Ma
quarter to SGT billion.
However, the departments
said higher costs contributed
TO a slight boost from a year
ago In the dollar value of new
construction. They said the
actual volume Of this building
probably has not risen from
then.
The Commerce Labor report
covered private home and in
dustrial construction as well
as public building by Federal,
State and local governments,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05

nearly complete skeletons Of
the mammal-like reptiles. called
Ictidosaurs. were collected by
DR.. @. Edward Lewis. United
States Geological Survey. and
DR.. D. H. Dunkle. associate cu-
rator of vertebrate palentology.
on the Western Navajo Indian
Reservation of Arizona.
They are probably the most
complete remains yet found in
the world Of the handwriting,
four-legged. cold-blooded Icti-
dosaurs. They were reptiles but
with certain anatomical fea-
lures so close to the earliest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-05

flooded thousands of acres of
farmland in the broad valleys,
and loosed new mud-Slides in
suburban areas.
Federal Aid Granted
President Eisenhower last
night declared all but a few
regions in the extreme north
ern and southern parts of the
State q major disaster area
eligible for Federal aid. Gov.
Goodwin j. Knight. asking help
for the worst floods in so years.
had told the President that SO
million in State and local funds
had been made available and
that the Legislature is appro-
priating So million more. The
President authorized release of
such funds as are neces-
sary to supplement State and
local efforts"
Thus far Is persons have died
in the storms. counting a jap
anese-truck gardener at San
Jose who shot himself fatally
because his $4,000 crop of vege-
table had been wiped out by
flood.
The Red Cross said it has
sheltered and fed people
throughout the State and ar
ranged evacuation quarters. 1t
estimates 4,309 families have
been affected.
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Continued From First Page
Johnny" This time they all
heard it clearly.
"What?" Johnny called
back.
Half-Buried in Foliage
Pat Peyser ran through the
woods, stabbing his flashlight
beam toward the sound. Sud-
denly. there in the circle of
light was a small white face.
Johnny was half-buried in dry
foliage holding himself in a
sitting position with one arm
wrapped around a tree.
The Peyser boy picked him
up.
He was cold" he said later,
land he was shaking hard. He
wasn't crying though. He didn't
say anything. He just hung on
around my neck"
Boy" said Gordon Currey,
did he hang on Tight Those
woods we're pretty dark for
4 years DID,"
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-MoStly
cloudy today and tonight. low
IS. Cloudy. chance Of occa-
sional rain tomorrow, high so.
Virginia Cloudy tonight
with occasional rain in the
southwest, low in the 40s.
Cloudy and moderate tomor-
row with chance Of occasional
rain.
Maryland - Cloudy tonight
with rain In the mountains. low
In the 40s. Cloudy tomorrow
with chance Of showers. high in
the sos.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay - Winds east to
southeast at l0-l5 miles per
hour today, tonight and tomor-
row. Visibility good tonight,
possibly fair tomorrow.
aiver Report
tHFom United states. EngtneerBl
P0tonoe River muddy At Harperi
Ferry and cloudy At Great Falls. ehen-
andoah MUDDY at Harpers Ferry.
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livestock throughout the area,
The sheriff's office said there
appeared no chance the break
could be damned Immediately
It was reported near the same
place the levee broke in 1888,
inundating thousands Of acres
and causing heavy property
damage.
Mostly PaStureland
The land is mostly natural
pasture, but includes alfalfa
and clover fields. Large num-
bers of livestock Craze in the
area.
The break came as Califor-
mia. declared q major disaster
area by President Eisenhower
braced for still more Easter
weekend rain.
The new storm front brewing
in the Pacific was expected to
hit sodden Northern californis
today. reach San Francisco to-
night and move on to Southern
California by midnight. But
the Weather Bureau said it was
not expected to be as heavy al
the almost incessant rains
which have brought nearly al
streams to flood stage or ovel
during the past weeks.
Heavy seas battered the coast
yesterday with waves UP to a
feet high as rain-swollen rivers
and creeks blocked highways