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POMERANIAN - Attract, orange,
male. Friendly, sweet. l ". Axe
Must sell. Stud service. OF. 4-633b.
POODLE, miniature: Axe reg :
will use for stud in exchange for
choice Of litter CO. 5-3160.
POODLE: standard. black, female
children; Axe: reas. JE. 3-sSSS
SIAMESE KITTEN, female; Seal
point, papers, shots, housebroken /:
mos. old. OF. 4.5925.
STYLISH Kerry Blue Terrier pups
Pacific Coast champion bred: in.
comparable companions. Emerson
2-027a
WEIMARANER PUPPIES, champ
stock: excel pets; hunters: show
reasonable. JE. 2-5732.
WIRE.HAIRED TERRIER PUPPY
female, Axe, perm. shots, FE
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''' SrN a-4A1 O."

DOWNTOWN-H you want an ate
tracNve, Immediately clean enc.
or 1-bedrm. apt. in a well-kept
elev bldg. within easy walking
dist. GAO, .GPO, Capitol Hill or
Fed: TRIANGLE at rentals from S75
TO S1l0 incl. heat and utils., con-
TE fafi e5s cANfERBSRE fGasRs RsT Ipfst APt "a IL
Bird st. NV. Quiet, refined, ALE
while adult OccupancY
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

rs SoEs oiEs!I'i; Z HsJs Esll'5; Co. :ti ib fSS5A SS51S
cONsTRUCTIoN EQUIP, = Front
20 '% 'Ssa' g. ssSs e. oIS.ssi Fss$ps T. q
ssry. Mr.. HUDSON. VIII. 2-27b7
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DINING ROOM TABLE = Lovely,
oval mahogAny: S76. OIL. 2-657p
DRAPEs (3 pr.) IS" DIX. red. lined
In excel. cond., SIS pr. Incl. 3
corniceg. JU b-l71Q
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
ROOKKEEPER

BOOkkEEfEh
FULL CHARGE, must have good
exper. record, preferably construc-
ton or real estate; excel. opport.
for one capable OF handling cost
records; pos. at present in Be-
thesdA area, but. subject 10 pos
sible change 10 the District; start.
sal, S40O mo. Call OIL. 2-474l
for appt. KEN FREEMAN CORP.
CHECK OUT CASHIER, expert
eneed, white; hours 4 to 10 pm.
Excellent salary. Apply DIS
COUNT DRUGS, 772S Georgia
COUPLE, as resident eustodians
Free furnished apartment In
exchange for seneral maintenance
services Of small apt, bldg. Ref
erences required. Write Qualitica-
tions. Box 36l-L, star.
DRUG CLERK, experienced, white
hours to 10 pm. Excellent sal
ary. Apply DISCOUNT DRUGS
1923 GeofgiA Ave, NV.
HEBREW TEACHER, part time
Apply with references to BERLITZ
SCHOOL, l70l K St, NV.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

Large company disposinE OF used
furniture; desks, tables. book
cases. files, chairs. Call Mr..
SLOANE or MR.. MacBRYDE, Ma.
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OFFICE FURN. = Lawyers desk
$500, and swivel chairs (Sl5l,
waste baskets. Call Elk. 3-6S40. !.
ORGAN, chord, wkrlitEer,. mahog :,
. mos. old, like new, with bench;
s1,075. HE, 4-74sT after 8 pm.
ORGAN. manual, pipe; $4,000,
Free: good cond. Can be heard
Sun. 10:45 am. and TAO pm.
Vermont ave. Baptist Church, 1880
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coLoRED-DowNTowN
1919 r st. n.w.-$4g mo. for BACH
elor apt In well-kept elev. bldg.
with select tenancy. See janltor.
COLORED-2322 N. CAPITOL ST.
. bedrms.. liv. rm., din. rm :.
kit. and bath, attic. Exceptional,
like new: sep. entr., all lge. rms
SIS mo. Does not incl. utils. No
children. Excel. rental ref. Q must.
Limited occupancy. JOHN r.
BOONE. DE. 2-5A20.
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SLAUGHTER'S
1928 10th st. NV. Conf. rms, elev.,
switched, TV. Men and women
Meals optional. DU. 7-7666.
Tv IN YOUR RIM, front studio, re-
fgr., grill, foam mattress, S12-S16.
615 22nd NV. EX. 3-6636
18th ST., 4224-Master twin rm. ;
pvt. bath, $40. Sgle. rm. for man,
$40 Quiet, clean. IA. 9-3795
1880 18th ST. N.W.-In former
Legation bids: lge. Light comfort
able rms. under careful manage
ment, h.-w. h, ample closet space,
refer, Shown week days 6 to
pm. Sat. Q to 2 pm: $35 to S75
1879 COLUMBIA ROAD, Apt. 41O
. rms. for women, S44 ea..
share privil. and exp. No smokers
1918 VARNUM ST. N.W.-Nr. bath;
niceNhome: empl. or retired gentle
man; reas RA. 6-S274.
COLORED-TWO RMS, with bath,
for employed adults; reas. priced
conveniently located, Call RA. g.
52S6.
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REFRIGERATORS

Areas largest moor display l.yeaF
euarantee. All sizes from S29 so.
. PEERLESS SALES co,
1887 Georgia Ave. AID. 2.2lOO
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING


LGE. front studio rm.: refgr.. grill.
TV, foam matt, $50: smaller rm D.
S12-S16. EX. 9-6636.
MASS. AVE. NV. I224-Eficiency
with separate kitchen; S14 weekly.
NEW HAMPSHIRE NV, 1888, at
18th and Que-Front Ink. room
near bath, $12 week.
SCOTT CIR-Best val. in tn; Ice.
front compl., refgr., S12 dble, $40
sgle. 1881 o NV, AID. 2-9337.
3OO5 18th ST. N.W.-Very attrac-
tive furn.: private entr.; hot
plate, refgr.: $l1 wk. Apt. 3.
1893 QUE ST. N.W.-Lge. studio
rm,; refgr.. semipyt. bath; week
ly, Sll.
COLORED-27OO 18th ST. NV
Redec.; private entr.; quiet, set
tied person; S12. HO. 2-73S9.
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ROOMS FURMlsHIp-H.E.
Rn0MS EuRM-Mn..YA.

c3LoRID-lEESIwS|IITE - lSIS .S|iI .al. AaEI5- :;
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ORGANS = Compare your dollar
valu' At KITS. New sPinst Or
lnRton's largest music storel, 1880
Gris st. brsnch nE RE- aG2f S2SSiS Ht Al:rai Vernon
ave Open ewes. til Q. Sat. til 8.
PAINT, Du Pont and Dutch-Spe-
cial lot la-price sale. Reg. S7.15.
$2.99 gal. All colors. First come,
fTst HHspwSRE SssEed' s54b bM96sTo1MERY 6soTaia sI.
Silver Spring, JU. 9-hbS0.
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MlsnELLAnEous FOR SALE
lcoNrlNutpl

a@a-a-a---
Cash REoIsTERs, all makss and
modeis; reasonable prices. $50 up.
sTrSEILEY. rSIa H.ts hAxnAN ssi 3o'
used for sale. SOS. Call OIL.
CHAIRS, dining (4), Victorian wall
Rst RSti 7Ss ssO .ftsT ffS@pIsisi 3 si, Ao' S-Sioo
CHEsTs--i French Provincial, one
.seS' ss5ly EM EHT:EissssRsi aissRsi. Ike new $50
CHILD's MAPLE CHIFfOR0BE,
S2b; mahog. chest OF drawers,
$50; walnut dresser. $50: sofa,
S30; studio couch, Slb; rock
maple dbl. bedstead, $40; pr. OF
twin blond maple beds, $40. RE,
CLOTHING-Very attrac. coats,
toppers, dresses, 12 and IL. Skirts
l0-12 and 14: maternity clothes,
10 and IL; reas. OV. 3.327b.
cLoTHINo-MEN's
Size ~, custom made, new; cash
mere topeoat, suits, dinner jack
etsi saerifics. Of; 0-sees bet. q
hhu ~ h'H' WILL
COATS, suits. dresses and ae-
Ssi Ssiii0TlsiId Friday siis Il. 1907 Ds TO- N'A''
COUCH, maple; can be used as
bed, maple bed and springs, both
good cond.i $40 each. FE. 7-2041.
CURTAINS (neW) and sllverWare,
at sacrifice, LeaVtng town, must
P.4sSSPs..d.a isess W el. .n.rsd ts sut, 49,, 49,
$50: lady's ! Ct. $3.50. Mans
~ cts, S52b. LIVINGSTON a
Co. 1928 H st. NV, ME. s-ba0s
DISS gsS1l sS sISm s5T n1S, SUT.e Ctr..
condition, never used: Sl,l2b
cost, will sacrifice for $500. OIL.
6-3132, . 10 8, weekdays
oval mahogAny: S76. OIL. 2-6579.
DRAPES q pr.) IS" DIX. red, lined
In excel. cond., SIS pr. Incl. 81
cornices. JU. b-1719.
DRUM TRAPS, APPROX. 5000 worth;
best offer taken. Call 10. 7-2l35
any time after o pm.
DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY
EQUIPMENT-Closing out whole
sale plant. Sell real cheap. MAX
MILLER. Ii. 7-210O or ia.
9-SSb3.
ENCYCLOPEDIAS, priced for quick
sale, Layaway plan for Christmas
avail. GEORGE FRIENDS BOOK
SHOP, 922 9th st. NV, Ma.
S-94O2. Open ewes. til $40.
FLOOR MODELS-GE 1853 refrig-
orators, washers, drieTs and tele-
visions. Savings up to 5000. Terms
only IS down. GOODYEAR SERV-
ICE STORE, 60l3 Georgia ave.
NV, RA. 3-1bl4.
FOAM RUBBER, in. thick, soc:
matt, Sa4: holsters, eshns., "a ,g6:
throw pillows, 49c. ST. 3-5s34
FREEZER, l6-cu. 1T. Upright;
$125a Excellent condition. cL.
FURNACE. floor, oil, complete With
therm0Stat and tank; good cond.;
S75. Call 10. 7-9132.
FURNACE--Sb,OO output, new,
hot air, gas. VIII sacrifice for Sl10|
or best offer. Also hot-water heat
eI, new, $50. CY. 7-92S7.
FUR COAT, Persian lamb, full
length, size a.: perfect condition:
$3.50. JE. 2-6S06 after \ pm.
PURSUANCE MINK STOLE. Ex-
cellent condition. $3.50. JU.
S-3692
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DINING RM. SET, fruitwood-finlsh
walnut, from model house, perfect
condition, never used: Sl,l2b
eost; Sili sacrince io5 SoOO' oL'
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE wooD-Mixed wood.
SIS: oak wood, Se3. Also 25 cords
Of slab wood. is TO 20 in, SIS
cord. sprinE t-405s.
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FURS-MINK- MIRACLE

It took US months to assemble
the. most complete selection Of
slightly used mink garments Of
every description ever to pc Of
fered at a fraction OF the origi-
nal cost Beautiful mink coats.
capes, jackets and stoles that
cannot be recogniEed from new
See for yourself
Evening star., 1959-10-09

Reliable PawnbrokerS
422 9th st. NV. MA. $1,000
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PIANO
Francis Bacon spinet, blond mahog,,
like new: sacr.. 1915. KE. 7-071S.
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RUGS

4SS ~
Persian designs, all new. 9x12,
Sl7.50: 10x1b. S2ei broadloom
carpeting. as low as S2.96 50. I'd,
MAYFAIR SHOP
1928 q St. NV.
RUGS-Brand-neW 9x12 Oriental
design, $27.SS: pxl5, S34.77
ORIENTAL RUG MART, 1905 q
st NV.
SEWING MACHINE, beaut. Singer
console, dark wood, Eig-zag att;
take up pymts., 1878 mo-: bal.
S35. EX. 3-0640, day or niEht, for
free home demo. 80 9th st, NV.
SEWING MACHINE, ,sig rag, new,
never used. Sacrifice. $50. LA.
6-6951. after $40 call sP. q
1911.
SEWING MACHINE, electric, Sing
er,. round bobbin. perfect stitch; ;
SIS, delivered. JU. 5-7169.
SEW, MACHINES: recond.; Singer;
port with att, S1o95; console.
$24. 4.95., Day or night. RA 3-61S1.
SEWING MACHINE SALE, White
console. S29.50; new Home port,
S15; others. 3S12 Lee hwy. ia.
2-49lf.
SEWING MACHINE, Necehi, latest
model, used very little: in excel.
cond.; sacrifice $125. WI. g.
s0l7: Mondays, JU. a-1066.
SHOES, best-known names, eh
AAA and 9 AAAA only; any style;
S5. TU. 2-S395 after $50 pm,
Monday through Friday.
SHOTGUN, Browning, 6-shot, semi
u
with sole leather case. Priced $50.
Phone EN-. 3-0656 for inspection.
SOFA. Ape, sectional excellent
condition; $40. Cali JU. 9-6416
SODA FOUNTAIN, old-fashioned, ,
marble; Eisp? xs SfS m,1ro1 T. and ,{n It. c.Sr9 IN
ideal for recreation room. Call
WarrentOn T37 p to 2 nm
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a.:a %.as "a s4W i.i.. r. SS. SS n's Can H'Sil SE
Evening star., 1959-10-09

FURNACE--S5,O00 output, new,
hot air, gas. VIII sacrifice for Sl10
or best offer. Also hot-water heat
eI, new. $50. CY. 7-92S7.
FUR COAT, Persian lamb, full
length, size a.; perfect condition;
$3.50. JE. 2-6s06 after \ pm,
PURSUANCE MINK STOLE. Ex-
eellent condition. $3.50. JU.
Evening star., 1959-10-09

COUCH, maple; can be used as
bed, maple bed and springs, both
good eond.; $50 each. FE. 7-2047.
CURTAINS (neW) and sllverWare,
at sacrifice, Leaving town, must
sell. OIL. 6-ss9s bet. SILL am,
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DOCS, PETS, ETC.
AFGHAN

Beige; 4 yrs; excellent pedigree:
good for stud or watchdog: $3.50
or best offer. Call after 9 pm,
EN-. 6-l665.
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EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for
responsible couple; nicely furn. l.
bedrm, apt. chance TO earn part
or all of rent. Centrally loc., age
no barrier. B. r. HUDSON, UN.
Evening star., 1959-10-09

ORGANS-Before you buy any or
gan see the new Wurlitzer Chord
at only $685. in mahogAny. Also
manv other organs including the
full .Wurlitser and Gulbransen
transistor lines. JORDAN'S, down
town at 18th and @ SITS. nv; in
in Silver Spring at 1882 Georgia
ave. suburban stores open eve
nings,
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PART TIME
SITS

Executive with one OF the country s
leading business Arms wishes to
speak with . few men and women
who would be interested in earn
ing approximately SIS per week
on . part-time basis. Hours, 8 pm
to $3.50 pm, days Q week. Ap-
pieshtS sncs ,n,aiIiS.n mHst 5e neat IN appear
For personal interview only, ap-
ply. Saturday, 10 Am. to 1 pm,
and from pm. to 1880 pm,
Room 500 Warner Building.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ANGUS HERD-Big cows with 400
to 5O0-lb, calves; reg. bull. C. J.
LAUoHLIN. EV. 4-6444.
RIDING HORSE s roam r. mare, 7 az a.
any time Sat. or Sun: weekdays
after 8 pm.
HORSE AND PONY, QUIET, WE'LL;
BRIDLE. Tw. 3-7979.
SHETLAND MARE with filly foal,
brea back. Thorovghbred mares
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RANGES
Gas. Electric; s2e.5O Up
All 6iEes-0uaranteed

AL 6ises-0uaranteed
PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 Ga. Ave, NV AD. 2-2lOO
REFRIGERATOR, 12 Gu. IT,: cross
top freezer: Norge; Sl00 or best
ot1er. RE. 6.7356.
REFRIGERATORS = Hundreds OF
slightly used GENERAL ELEC-
TR1CS on sale-in Immaculate
IS poWN PHYMnnNNr. nN TJNNTTTvv1EnRslAiL TJNTvERsAL 4
COMPANY. 1900 oeorRla ave, q W.
g..I .as1 EfS 8 EsiEsSlsY psHDaRY6ks
3906 14th st NV, IA. 9.7900
REFRIGERATOR, seryel gas apt
size, excel. opr. cond., $50. MA,
2-0320 or JU. 9-0346.
REERIGERTORs, used, Si9. so up.
Credit guar. del ACME STOVE,
l0ll 9TH 81. NV. Ma. e-6962.
Evening star., 1959-10-09

DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY
EQUIPMENT-Closing out whole
MILLER. Ii. T.. 9-sl66 5s speAoi or MA "a.
9-SSb3.
Evening star., 1959-10-09

REAL ESTATE SALES: experience
preferred but not necessary: free
training program, many other ben
efits. KORZENDORFER REALTY
INC. KE. $1,000.
WINDOW CLEANERS, paint scrap
erss bathroom cleaners: expert
sneed only. Apply z an or 4 pm.
TRAcToRs, nc. 4iiS Bladsns- &
burg rd.. Colmar Manor, Nd.
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KFlrushc|lev
ToNiss Bases

The Soviet Ambassador said
yesterday he does not expect
Premier Khrushchev to visit
any military bases during his
tour of the United States.
Ambassador Mikhail Mem
shikov spent three-quarters Of
an hour closeted with Under
secretary Of State Robert
Murphy in the third Of a series
Of discussions ironing out de-
tails of Mr.. Khrushchev's two
week visit which starts Sep
TENDER IS.
Mr.. Menshikov said he hopes
arrangements will be lined up
solidly enough within the next
week so Mr.. Khrushchev's
itinerary can be announced.
President Eisenhower told his
news conference on Wednes-
day that the Soviet Premier
would be invited to tour some
United States military install
lations. The President added
that, however:
II am not going to push and
press it" and If he doesn't
want to, that is that"
Mr.. Khrushchev has said he
isn't interested in seeing any
military installations-that he
is coming here as a man Of
peace, with no. rocket in his
pocket.
Earlier, 1t was indicated that
Mr.. Khrushchev would not in
clude Texas in his tour, as
originally expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
news conference last week that

news conference last week that
he was willing to compromise.
but he did not say how much.
It was learned yesterday,
however. that some Senators
as well as administration Of
ficials feel that the authority
limitation to October, 1860,
leaves the, way open for efforts
to push for stan another hous-
ing bill next year.
This would mean another
battle--in a presidential cleo
ton year--on Democratic de-
mands for more public housing.
slum clearance and other pro-
grams which Mr.. Eisenhower
found unsatisfactory In the
earlier bill this year.
One congressional source
stated this complaint as fol-
lows: This substitute bill is
using the FILA as q hostage to
jam through public housing.
urban renewal. college class
rooms and some Of the other
programs. A one-year cut-off
on FILA insuring authority and
commitments viii require an
other bill next year. And 1t
would be used as a vehicle next
year to throw in all those other
things"
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FOUND

DOG, small, female, brown and white:
smooth hair. JE. 2-7325.
DOG, VIC, Jefferson Memorial, male.
white with black and brown patches;
collar. so. S-7237.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

LOT the Army General Staff. He
new IN q plane furnished by
the United States Air Mission
to Haiti.
The invaders were said TO
have landed near the village Of
Les Irois at the end Of Haiti's
southwest peninsula. Thursday.
There are reports they cap
tured q small army post witn-
out firing q shot and released
q prisoner from the army
stockade.
Seventy Haitian soldiers
were flown into the area yes
terday.
OfIicials Appear GIum
Gen. Merceron and Mr.. Bar
bot returned from the area aft
Ter o visit Of almost i've hours.
Both appeared glum on their
arrival in Port au Prince.
Mr.. Barbot said, however,
Everything Is under control"
Speaking Of the invasion
force. Mr.. Barbot declared. IAN
are Cubans."
Unconflrmed reports main
tanned there were 10 Cubans.
10 Haitians and 2 Venezuelans
in the group.
Gen. Merceron refused to an
swer any questions from news
men. IN
A government source said the
insurgents transferred at sea
from q power boat to Q small
Haitian schooner they seized at
gun point. The Haitian owner
said his captors had long hair.
spoke Spanish and gave him
Cuban cigarets, the source said.
Cuban Premier Fidel Castro
suggested in q television speech
yesterday that q Cuban adven.
turer was leading the band.
Recruited in Cuba
He said the Cuban recruited
rs or 30 revolutionists in Orr.
ente Province, In Eastern Cuba
stole q boat and disappeared
presumably toward Haiti.
Haiti has not accused Cuba
Of sending or training the in
vaders.
Les Irois is q small fishing
village Of matched mud l1uts
Meanwhile. Port au Prince
I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

The whole town Is talking
obout this fascinating, new
aforementioned apartment
building. An architectural
poce-setter designed by Sot-
terlee g Smith, with its own
privote oordens, tree-iined
wolks. refleetino pool. re-
freshment cobono and shop
pinu facilities inside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
Housing Limit
Ca|IedSetting
For '6OBatfIe

Critics Of o substitute hous-
ing measure will protest In the
Senate tomorrow that 1t holds
the Federal Housing Admins
tration as q hostage" to force
action on public housing and
urban renewal provisions In
1850. an election year.
Senate leaders nevertheless
predict prompt passage Of the
bill possibly late tomorrow or
Tuesday.
The so-called compromise
bill came quickly out Of the
Senate Banking Committee last
week after q $500 Senate vote
failed to override President FL
senhower's July 7 veto Of
broader housing legislation.
Doubt As to House
The new bills progress in
the House Is more doubtful.
There were reports yesterday
that It's House sponsors might
attempt to bring 1t up under
suspension Of the rules II it
Is stalled In the House Rules
committee after passing the
Senate. Such q procedure
would require Q two-thirds
vote for passage. restrict de-
bate to only 40 minutes and
permit no amendments.
Meanwhile. Senate sources
disclosed yesterday that q CONF
paratively little noted change
written into the substitute bin
by the Banking Committee Is
certain to arouse considerable
opposition in Senate debate.
This change. repeatedly un-
satisfactory to the Eisenhower
administration and especially
to FILA officials, would continue
only until October /. 1860. the
FHA's authority to insure pri-
vate mortgages.
The original bill vetoed BY
Mr.. Eisenhower and the substi-
tute version drafted several
weeks ago by q Senate Bank
ing subcommittee would have
extended that authority for
two years beyond its expiration
date at the end Of next month.
The administration has OPP
posed any time limit on the
FILA insuring authority.
One-year Limit
Whether this one-year limi-
tation and several other pro-
visions in the new bill would
cause another presidential veto
is not known. Banking Com
mittee Democrats said they be-
lieve the revised bill win be
approved BY the President. Mr..
Eisenhower indicated at his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
Hoition Officials Check
On Peninsula Invoson

FORT Az PRINCE. Haiti,
Aug. IS (AP). - Brig. Gen.
Pierre Merceron. Haiti's Army
chief. new to the islands south
west tip today where invaders
repeatedly captured an army
post.
Gen. Merceron was accompa-
MED by Clement Barbot. presi-
Dental secretary. and member
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
Rebels BIockIisted

KUALA LUMPuR. Malaga.
Aug. is (AP). The govern
ment is taking steps to prevent
Indonesian rebels from taking
refuge In this country. A For
eign Ministry spokesman re-
ports Malaga has been given q
blacklist identifying such
blacklist identifying such
rebels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

hustled with unusual activity.
Two United States naval air
craft and a naval helicopter ar
rived from Puerto Rico, osten-
sibly for q refueling stop en-
route to Guantanamo Bay.
Cuba.
The United States Navy's
heavy cruiser Newport News
stopped for q ceremonial visit.
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West Berlin Aided

BERLIN. Aug. is (AP).--
The United States announced
today it has donated 100000
for construction Of q new
building to house the Political
Science Institute Of West Ber-
Inns university.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
LOST

49,
AFGHAN HOUND, light red, with black
% answers s'T e .S S:' u aiRss
ward. WE. 6-O053.
BILLFOLD; In woodward g. Lothfop
parking bldg: initials C.. 8. NJ; senti-
mental value. Call c. 8. Nix, WO.
CAT, white. with gray. spots: vic. LIST
and g o 80 &C.; mr. CAPITOL; reward.
DACHsHUND, young, red male: lost
Ystne Ms1sH Rsvs nsFt &C. oRa lH5 ssss
DOG-BroWn and white spotted beasle
pup, 3 mos. old; lost vic. Bladensburg
drugstore, on Aug. >. Reward. RE.
area wheaton: reward. 10. 4-799O.
EYEGLASSES, green leather case;
c CORNERS: reward Ssi He. 1855.
LEATHERETIE sCRAPBOOK. brown,
Sx10, containing clippings OF wed
ding and school activities Of MI;
Hotel, 2iOl 18th st. NV. 500 re-
secy s to mgr, Be. s-0s0O.
PARAKEET, green With yellow head:
vic, 1918 Valley Crest blvd. AMMAN
a assm;m MY a RsTa Ps.' 1 81. s-ssSs.
PARAKEET blue. lost vic. 20 South
Old 0lebe I'd. -Arl.; liberal reward.
IA. S-OO63. Call any time.
PUFFY, boxer, male, 2 mos. old: vic.
Chevy Chase Circle. OF. 2.03s6.
SILVER CHARM BRACELET-Identtf
with. one disc with Nanny ana date:
another with pappy and date, plus
other charms: reward. Cali HE.
4-4964.
WALLET, with credit cards, Hairy y.
Hopson. Reward. Phone IA. 2-19e6.
WALLET, blue, lost in the vicinity of
~. George Mason Or. Reward. IA.
WALL e T-Ideptificati ton. Contact
Heights dr.. Hyatts.. Nd. Reward.
WATCH. lady.s, yellow gOld; lost IN
NV; sentimental value: liberal re-
ward. Du. 7.l731.
WATCH, Kimberly, with sentimental
value, lost between 2eth st. Sc.
40 i tas snorsnAm Slds.; reward
WRIST WATCH, iady's. oirard Per-
regaux, In NV, or GEORGETOWN area.
Reward. JE. 2.1630.
FOUND
DOG, small, female, brown and white:
smooth hair. JE. 2-732b.
DOG, vic, Jefferson Memorial. male.
white with black and brown patches:
collar. SO. s-7237.
Published Dolly end Sunday
Of 225 Virginia Ave. Sc.
Seeond-eluss Postage Paid
ct washington, D. c.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-18
Geauga's Population Up
SIS Percent in 9 Years

Geauga County now has an.
estimated population of Al, :
$50, an increase of 57.5 per
cent over the 1850 US. Gen.
sus, a study made by Cleve-
Company statisticians re-
vealed today (June 90, 1882
Of the four counties in
Northeast Ohio which the IL
Illuminating Company annual
ly studies Ashtabula, Guy
ahoga, Geauga and L ak e :
Geauga had the second great
est increase in the nine-year
period. Neighboring L a k e
was first with 83.1 per cent;
Ashtabula third with 26. 8
percent, and Cuyahoga last
with 1872 per cent.
South Russell Village led
the county in percentage
gains, up 172 per cent over
1850 for a total population of
$50. In second place. percent
agewise, is Chester Town :
ship with an increase of 143
per cent, but first in the coun
ty in total population 5,100.
Russell is third in the per-
centage column with a gain
of 121 per cent and a popu-
lation of 2,750. While Balm :
ridge Township showed on