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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

AMERICAN DO 50 ~" 0AaaV 1 nI
room, Woodley Hills. 273Q Elcn'
mond hwy. Lot 247. SO. S-Sl25
AMERICAN $50 trailer, foot,
bedrms. Near Fort Meade PARK
way 5-40s3,
CASH PAID for clean used trailers
A A. USED MOBILE MARKET
A. A. USED MOBILE HOME MAR
KET. INC. 1882 Richmond hwy,
Alex. Rockwell S-1400,
FRANKLIN 1855; 2 bedrms,, 35 IT..
fully equipped: looks like new
for immed. sale. Sl,995, or VII
consider trading on northern va
property. ia. Alias.
FRANKLIN So S6xS. 2 bedrooms
completely equipped; immac. Must
sell immed. Edgewood S-S774, Code
703. after 8 pm.
GENERAL 1858; 46xs; will consider
Partial down payment or turn
trade in. so. 5-1910.
G w. SPECIAL-weekend only
New 1853 Century % #, Sleeps
g. Drastically reduced to Sl,995
Hurry for this one. 25 others e
choose from, ALLIED TRAILER
SALES AND RENTALS, $500 Agel
I'd. WA. 7-4354.
HOWARD 1854 42-ft,: l bedrm
equipped; 5000. XII. s-09s7
HOWARD 1855; Q bedrooms, all
cond., 2S-ft, aluminium awnings
must sell. CY. 7-S425.
IMPERIAL SO 34-ft.; excel. con
dition. S2,250. Can finance WE,
5-57O2.
KEN CRAFT, 2e-ft All conven-
OWNER. so. 5-57s2.
LIBERTY 81 42-ft.; . bedrms;
exec. ccnd. extras. MO. 2-5536
Frederick Nd.
MAGNOLIA SO 35-ft.; . bedrms
Excel eond., furn. $3.50 or bes
ofsef CT. 3-5l94.
NaSHCA 81 40-ft. 2 bedrms., full
oWNSn We. b-44S5.
TRAiLER at.-sysh new, large
body, sc e., BOONE, Nc
whor.sl ,asss !l:sandale. Va;
TRiE. a, cINSTR uCTION
SpACK. yftik ;siHsary hitch A
So 1Jg a. S525, 5000 Halpinl
I'd. so. sli.;.; I'd today 10 I'll
fRAs-KR HocsE. / bedroom anC
s4c. 10 'D''1 sac. "a .
Utility TRAU.ER, rsoe Of 3-in
channel stee,, 6xl0 frAms. 16-tn
wheels, SG5. IA. b-7642.
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AUToMobILEs ron SAFE

CADILLAC 's3 Fleetwood sedan
equip. with fun power, y, and h
This exceptionally low-miieage car
Is absolutely like new and priced
to sell 20 even the most particular
buyer, 81 1ab. HYBLA VALLEY
MOTORS, 20iO Richmond hwy,
Alex. Va, so $4,000.
CADILLAC $50 hardtop coupe;
beautiful mountain laurel and
white: loaded with extras, equip,
with full power, hydramatle, etc.
Geo. Washington Special. S2,09b.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, ND, OIL. 6-77OO
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL o Pm.
CADILLAC '5s Coupe De vile; blue
and white; very clean; power
steering and brakes; George WASH
ington special. s4,495. ccc gpar-
antee.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1222 22d st. NV. FE. $4,000
Open February %.
CADILLAC $50 Coupe Deville type;
ORIG. black finish. Must be seen TO
appreciate. The car OF distinction,
S2,69b. Trade and terms. PINEY
BRANCH, WA. 7-43bl. $500 Aver
I'd, w. Hyattsville. md.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1850 I-ton truck;
manually hand operated winch;
four S-ply tires, new: ready fol
service. Edgewater 9-6191; after
pm, Edgewater $4,000.
CHEVROLET '68 Fleetside, 0-cyl.
good cond. MA. 1851, before
4 pm.
CHEVROLET '63 4 ton pickup
equipped with twin-hoist dumr
body. This truck excellent buy fol
contractor. GENERAL TRUCK
SALES. NE. S-0605.
CHEVROLET, step van, 1858, very
clean, removable shelves; 7.00x17
new tires, overload springs, Yves,
Coast mirrors, 10000 mi; ST.
100. Call DAVE WHITE or JACK
LYLES, IT., PA. 6-1700.
CHEW. 1857 truck; stake body; IKE
new; S1,295. OWNER, LU. l.
46TZ.
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BUICK so Riviera 2-dr. hardtop:
GOOD como soSdf hu'as1 sell .sSS. 81
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AUTOMoBILEs FOR SALE

CADILLAC 'b7 Eldorado custom
convertible coupe; very clean.
save thousands on George wash
ington Birthday sale: s3.eo5. ccc
guarantee,
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1899 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
Open February 90.
CADILLAC '53 "62' 4-dr.; power
;eering, fully equip; low mile
age; a beautiful car. il. 2-5g4a
CADILLAC $50 Coupe De vile; air
conditioned, full power, hydra.
etc !; low mileage; 1 owner: car
absolutely same as new through
out. "Washington's Birthday sale
Through Monday" S2,095i 1895
down
BELL MOTORS
5l11 Wis. Ave. NV wo. $4,000
CADILLAC as sedan. used as sec
last yrs. Very reas, Can pres
Macarthur blvd. NV.
CADILLAC % convertible. every
extra. full power; today's spe-
cial; Slabs.
THACKER MOTORS
a 9Th and r. /. Ave. NE. LA. 6-8530
CADILLAC '5S "62" convertible;
red with red-and-white leather
interior, white top: looks new;
S4,706.
AkerS Odds Cadillac Co.
FairlIngton Shopping Center
Alex, Va. OV. 3-O3b0
OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY
CADILLAC i5b 80" Special: ivory;
power steering and brakes; very
clean; S2,005, CcC guarantee
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
Open February 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

MACHINERY. lathes, welders, lawn
mower grinder, shaper, planer,
variable speed drives, cleo. hoists,
misc. tools. Sat, Sun. and Mon.
only. 236 telegraph I'd, Alex,
SPECIALS. Punch
Bend lathes (16", az, and CRY,
turfet lathes. band saws, power
hack saws, milling machines. A.
". radial drill, 80" slip rolls.
hydraulic pipe benders. kick
presses, B and s tool and cutter
grinder, several bench tool and
cutter grinders, gas.driven all
compreESors, new drill presses al
cost, large stock sc collets. Ali
this machinery has been reduced,
Come out and see our new Ital-
ian-made lathes and inspect un-
der power CAPITOL MACHIN-
cry a. TOOL CO.. 5000 Halpine
I'd, Rockville. Nd, opposite New
Congressional Shopping Center.
GA, 4-7744. Today 10 to s.
weekdays Q to s.
VIEW TANDEM AXLE Low BOY
$3.50; % Tp.S Drott leaders,
$4,000 and $4,000: Michigan
loader, $500: Nelson bucket
loader. LOO. RALPH NJ. IA
TRIAL DEALER, 1902 W. Main
St, Fairfax Va, CIR. 3-6404,
CIR. o-44ll.
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MOTORCYCLES
AUT0MorIvE MISC.


Rear wheel Balancer
John Beam Front End Machine
One or All. Best Reasonable oher
= UN. 4-1243
ENGINES, Packard VS., brand-new
in original crates. Original cost
1854 so. Factory sell out, $249 y; 20
NJ st. Sc. Ii. $4,000.
HENRY J. ENGINE, '53; 4;cyl.
$50. OR. S-Os56.
OLD CAR PARTS, 1930-41, special;
izing in 1939-40 Ford parts. AZ
be loo. HO. 2-6100, ext. 406.
SET OF AIR HORNS. $50; one
7.10x16 tire and tube, new SIS
WA. 7-1697.
WANTED-Soft top for 1955-56-bi
Thunderbird. Call 10. 5-1660.
WEIGHING HENRY J. Misc. parts
Call SIP. 3-4264
WRECKING 1853 I'd. convert, 1857
Msnere. 4-dr, l 1927 E ISSRl e cSsy
e egSR cne fys4o Huds. 4.dr., is4s
Pont. S-df., 1851 Buick 4;dr.
body and mech. parts priced low
Jo. 2-242i. 70. 1915.
WRECKING $50 FORD. engine
transmission and other parts
cheap. WA. 7-6007.
S2 FORD TENDERS, grill, shell
radiator and hood; 80 Fore rlgnl
rear Tenders, hooodd, grill anc
radiator. LU. 4-546S.
SO CHRYSLER, mill, rebored, larger
pistons and crank shaft. eskendell
cam. 497 Stromber CARDS. specia
belhousing with 1887 Ford hooi
shift transmission attached, cleo
trio fuel pump and tachomoter
Ready to install. less than 10Y
miles on this engine. Call 10
S-951S.
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BEIL, MOTORS

Sill wis. ave. NV. Wo. 6-s900
BUICK SO Century 2.dr. hit; p.s.,
sac. Excel. cond. IA. 6-1390.
BUICK $50 Roadmaster 4-door; dy-
nafiow, radio and heater, power
steering, brakes, windows and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
AUT0M0BILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA '59s: new English Ford
line; up to 35 miles per gallon;
comfort with economy, from
| S1,59l delivered; IL models rang
ing from the least expensive 70
the best, ct equally reasonable
prices; complete parts and service
facils. HILL g. SANDERS, Metro
politan Washington'a Oldest Ford
leadership, 1890 Viers Mil I'd,
Wheaton, Nd, 10. $4,000.
ASTON-MARTIN b. B. "a; Vantage
engine, mechanically Al: $4,000
arm. HU. 3-5497.
AUSTIN '62 A-40 4-dr. sedan.
Good economical transportation.
Birthday special, 1895.
American Service Center
Studebaker-P Packard Mercedes
5S5 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl. ia. 7-7722
AUSTIN HEALEY 1906; $500 OF
trade for car or motorcycle; bal.
S1,100. 2730 Richmond hwy,
Alex, Lot 800 Us. No. / So.
AUSTIN-HEALEY 100" '66; in ex-
cellent condition throughout; well
equipped; special price $1,b96.
LOGAN FORD, 1150 goth st. NV,
DI. 7-6S00,
BUICK '56 super; dynafiow, power
$1,000. BR. S-8799.
BUICK $50 Special 4-dr,; power
steering, dynaf1ow, etc, owner,
low mileage; top condition through
out. Washington Birthday Sale
Through Monday" $1,19b: $l9b
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CHEVROLET

BUICK '65 Super Riviera: beaut.
blue and white, clean, equipped.
OWNER, 1925. VIII. 6-3346.
BUICK 81 Roadfnaster hardtop;
full power, dynaflow. etc.. low
MILEAGE; new-car cond. washing
ton Birthday Sale Through Mon
dav GI 6Q6. GC60 dnWn
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AUTO LEASING
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

FORD--dump truck. F600. e-foot
body. late model. WA. z-6007.
GET WHAT YOUR CAR Is really
with no charge, HYBLA VALLEY
MOTORS, so. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

FORD 80 F-f00. l4-ft. natbed.
good . tires, . GOOD sond. Quick sale
FORD 1884 lh.ton stake body,
4-speed transmission Excellent
eond Has $500 worth Of tires.
ssrms. 'n pnA i2ass %. s..assed' no
FORD 'b2 A-ton pickup Good
eond ss7b or best rfisr. AP
7-5D7e.
FORD 50 Dat dump; excel. condl-
ton: $1,000; 1919 Dodge tractor;
RsS S'' $500 r. r." 1880 S 's q Ei
GMC SO t2l. Models es2; tractor
ERAI TRUcK SALES. NE. s-0505.
GMC 80 lei. Models sos: /
equipped with q retail milk de-
livery body. 3 COLI. hold plates. 4
eouipped with retail or Wholesale
E ERA. III TRUCK SALES a. Ne. sso5c5.
INTERNATIONAL IA acton panel
truck; new tires good eond. CHI.
fNTERNATIoNAL 'SS Model R.
1900. will carry . l0-ft, body;
clean, good condition. GENERAL
TRUCK SALES, NE. s-0605.
PANELS. Piekups, Stakes. Dumps
Murphy Auto Sales, Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 2-3070
sTUDEBAKER 1852 at-ton pickup
with metal cover on bed: good
cond; Will accept trade; $500.
WA. 7-1697.
sTUDEBAKER 'b3 Acton. with ra-
do; good cond. '52 Ford tractor.
rebuilt motor. good tires: excel.
cond.; $500. OR. 4-6osl.
WILLYs 1851 pickup truck; 4-wheel
drive: needs some work. $3.50 or
best offer. VIII. 0-203e.
1850 DODGE h-ton pickup truck;
very good condition; full price,
seas. CLINTON AUTO PARTS
CO., CY. 7-6764.
REQ 80 l4-ft. cargo van body;
TRUCK SALES. NE. s-05o6. -
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REIJ, MOTORS

Sill wis. Ave. NV. wo. 6-s9Oo
BUICK 1859 Sabre 6-window A.
dr.. hardtop; absolutely In showrm.
cond., and loaded with extras. You
may save hundreds of dollars.
Trade today, only 1926. HYBLA
VALLEY MOTORS, 2910 Rich
mond hwy, Alex, Va. SO. $4,000.
BUICK 1887 Riviera hardtop coupe;
automatic transmission. absolutely
spotless condition throughout;
must be seen to appreciate; don't
miss checking this one; 81 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

vKEToURA double decker 1855
pa. b.BIs7.
e0.FI. HOUSE TRAILER, 1885
model; matching awning and Tru-
dltion, call any time, 50, b-374l
1871 sHULTz HOUSE TRAILER,
23 t., sleeps 2, excel. cond. S02b,
Call AT, 0-2l07,
1899 BUDDY 80 n. excel. eondr.,
with air cQndu carpet, washer
CIR. 3-502S, Sat, Sun, week
days after 3 pm.
'sJ -FOUR STAR GENERAI---30xs
y, IN excel eond;; also J;
for hauling OF trailer, Will sell
one OF both, CAL or. 4.7947
81 SUPREME, . bedrms.. air
$3.50, MI, 6-52l6; cH. s-4ll6,
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CADILLAC 'b7 Eldorado custom
convertible coupei very clean,
Save thousands on George wash
ington Birthday sale; s3,so5. ccc
guarantee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
TRAILERS

AMERICAN SO; As IT,, 9x15 alum
room, Woodley Hills. 2730 Rich
mond hwy. Lot 247. SO. S-Sl25
AMERICAN $50 trailer, foot,
bedrms. Near Fort Meade, PARK
way 5-40S3.
Wav H-4u23
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D. C. DISCOUNT CORP
2201 7, ST. NV.
FE. 7-540O
npEN CTTN In6

BUICK 1865 Riviera 2-dr. hard
top, fully equip. incl. dynaflow,
power steering. brakes, windows
and seat, Wv. tires. This low
mileage 1-owner auto is a beaut.
eggshell white and highland
green. 1t reflects careful care and
maintenance. Must see to appree-
late If not staif1ed within "a
your money fully refunded; 1895.
NATIONAL AUTO BROKERS
5s06 Ga. ave. NV, To. 2-ss77
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
CHEVROIET

OURISMAN-MANDELL
CHEVROLET
2241 Nichols Ave. Sc. LU. 3-1051
BUICK '5S Road Master convertible;
1927 miles. DR.. Smiths personal
car. Save S2,400. Mr.. PRY, AID
$4,000.
BUICK '54 Super Riviera coupe;
radio, heater, auto. trans. with
VS. engine; full price, 500, $40
down. SIS. 80 mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
BUICK ,5s

Special conv,, dyna,, 7. and h. darl
blue. This Is the time 10 buy you
cow, white the price Ia right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

GMC 20 l2l, Models 3O3. I
equipped with q retail milk de-
livery body, 3 cold-hold plates. 1
equipped with retail or wholesale
E ssjsFe 9R,c sop sRts ~ s oEn
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1HAChEh MOlOnO
18th a. R. I. Ave. NE. LA. 6-6530
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BELL MOTORS
THACKER MOTORS

a 9Th and R. I. Ave, NE. La. 8-8530
CADILLAC '5S "62" convertible
red with red-and-white leather
interior, white top; looks new;
Evening star., 1959-11-05

northwest at 20-30 miles per
hour during the afternoon.
Mostly cloudy with showers and
possibly thundershowers to-
night and tomorrow. Visibility,
10 miles, dropping during
showers: Small craft warnings
displayed.
Evening star., 1959-11-05
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Cloudy
and mild with showers tonight;
low about go. Showers and
mild tomorrow morning, turn
ing colder in the afternoon.
Virginia-Mild with scattered
showers and possibly thunder
showers tonight. colder in the
mountains; low. $3.50 in the
mountains and in the COS else
where. Cloudy with showers
and possibly thundershowers
tomorrow, mild in the east,
colder in the west. Small craft
warnings displayed.
Maryland-Cloudy and mild
with showers tonight; low in
the Cos in the east and SOS in
the west. Windy and colder
with showers tomorrow; show
ers will change to snow hurries
in the mountains during the
afternoon; high in the COS in
the south and low 70s in the
east. Small craft warnings dis
played.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Southerly winds of
1885 miles per hour tonight
becoming 1926 miles per hour
tomorrow and shifting to
Evening star., 1959-11-05
New Seton HuII Head

SOUTH ORANGE, N. j.,
Nov. 5 (AP).-Msgr. John j.
Dougherty becomes president
of Seton Hall University today.
succeeding the late Msgr. John
L. McNulty, who died last May.
MSgr. Dougherty has been pro-
fessor of sacred scriptures at
Immaculate Conception Semi
nary, Darlington. He is So and
has been on the seminary fac
ulty for % years.
Evening star., 1959-11-05
River Report

River Report
Potomac River clear at Harpers
Ferry and slightly muddy at Great
Falls Shenandoah clear at Harpers
Ferry.
Evening star., 1959-11-05
Bitter Cold and Snow
Spread Over Rockies

along the mountains. Passes
crossing the Continental Di-
vide were snowpacked and
closed to vehicles without
chains or snow tires.
Fourteen inches of snow fell
during 24-hour period in the
Glacier National Park area of
Northwest Montana.
Seven inches blanketed areas
In Central wyoming and from
3 to 6 inches fell at Missoula,
Kalispell, Havre and Helena, in
Montana.
At midnight temperatures
ranged from 8 above zero at
Cheyenne TO 80 at Grand
Junction, on Colorado's west
ern slope. Denver's tempera-
ture was 13.
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Finch-Tregoff Triul
Set for December I

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 5 (AP)
-Carole Tregoff must stand
trial December / with her lover
on charges of numbering his
wife.
0rhe date was set yesterday
after the 22-year-old ex-model
tearfully pleaded not guilty in
the July 18 shooting of Mrs.
Barbara Finch, 33.
DR.. r. Bernard Finch, Al, al
ready has pleaded not guilty to
a grand jury indictment.
Evening star., 1959-11-05
THEORY YIELDS
TO PRACTICE IN
FIREMEN'S TEST

OKLAH MA CITY,
(AP).-Jack Boyd, Okla
homa City personnel direc-
tor, hopes to find enough
new questions to give pro-
motion examinations for
city firemen next week.
About 80 firemen were
half way through the writ
ten quiz Tuesday night
when a three alarm fire
broke out at an oil and
grease plant and they had
to man their posts.
Evening star., 1959-11-05

: DENVER, Nov. 5 (AP). -
Numbing cold, wind and snow
spread along the Rocky Noun
) tains and across the Northern
. Plains today in the worst cold
. wave of the season.
, Temperatures plunged below
zero at some mountain stations
. along the Continental Divide.
Blizzard conditions prevailed
In parts Of Wyoming and East
ern Colorado. Wind-whipped
. ground blizzards created icy
paths along highways all along
the Rockies.
The snow failed to move as
far south as Denver and skies
were clear here today.
: West Yellowstone, Mont, was
. the Nations coldest point dur
ing the night with 16 below
zero.
. The storm claimed at least
. two lives. The body Of Albert
. Lithen, sc, a laborer, was found
. in a vacant lot at Butte, Mont,
!. where the coroner said Mr..
Lithen apparently fell, was
knocked unconscious, and died
Of exposure.
Near Akron, in Eastern Col
orado, Grover C. Chapman, 66,
Of Yuma. Colo, was killed when
his pickup truck skidded on an
icy highway and overturned.
Winds which sped the storm
along its southeasterly course
reached gusts Of 70 miles an
hour in Eastern Wyoming and
Northeast Colorado. Two semi
trailer trucks were tipped on
their sides near the Colorado
Nebraska State line.
The heaviest snowfall was
Evening star., 1959-11-05

will lose the unused portion.
In other words, they can keep
all the accumulated annual
leave they had at the start Of
the year but cannot increase it,
For those who had less
than 30 days of accumulated
leave at the start of the year.
they can wind up the leave
year on January 9 with 30 days
but no more. This means that
they must use all Of this years
earned leave by January 9
which otherwise would give
them in excess of 80 days. If
they don't. they will lose this
unused portion.
Thus, employees should lose
no time in asking their agen-
cies for their 1859 vacation
time.
Postal workers have until
midnight Of next January 8 to
use the annual leave earned in
1859.
Both groups of workers can
carry over unused sick leave
from year to year without any
restrictions. There is no limit
on the amount Of sick leave
which they can accumulate.
ASSURANCE-The Navy has
reassured its civilian employees
in the Bureau Of Ordnance and
Bureau Of Aeronautics that
none of them will lose their
jobs when the units are COM
bined into the new Bureau Of
Naval Weapons on December J..
Navy spokesmen said the OBJ
jective of the merger was not
to cut down the number of en-
ployes but to produce more
work with the same number
Of employees.
y y 4
RETURN-Chairman Roger
Jones of the Civil Service Com
mission has returned after a
one months trip to Alaska,
Hawaii and the Far East to
study at first hand the prob
lens Of overseas civilian per-
sonnel.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - The
Army Transportation Corps has
presented the following awards: {:
Meritorious civilian service, DR..
Harry Yoshpe; special act of
service. Martha Newman; out
standing performance and sus-
tanned superior performance,
James Jackson, Mary McDon-
aid; sustained superior per-
formance. Phillip Amoroso, VII
ola Brown. Robert Bennett, De-
lores Clark, Harry Jacobs, Louis
Masciocchi. Walter Olsen. Anna
Pearson, Dorothy De Iauter,
Grace Randall, Marie Walde-
Evening star., 1959-11-05
Murphy toAid
Eisenhower
On Air Tour
VII

NODeTI ~, murphy, OiiucIoSC-
retary OF State for Political AZ
fairs. will delay his scheduled
retirement to accompany Presi-
dent Eisenhower on his trip to
nine countries on three conti-
nents next month, the White
House announced today.
Mr.. Murphy, veteran diplo-
matte trouble-shooter who was
closely associated with Mr.,
Eisenhower during World War
II, had planned to retire De-
cember 3.
But now he will be the rank
ing State Department repre-
sentative with the President on
the 19-day flying tour starting
December 4.
Going to Corning
The Corning Glass Works an
nounced only yesterday the
election Of Mr.. Murphy as
president Of Corning Glass
Works International and as a
director Of the parent firm, to
be effective on his retirement
from Government service.
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty explained
that Secretary of State Herter
will not be able to accompany
the President because the Sec
retary will be busy preparing
for and then participating IN
the NATO ministerial meeting
opening in Paris December Is.
Mr.. Eisenhower is due in
Paris December 10 for a West
ern summit meeting. Mr..
Hagerty said Secretary Herter
will meet the President some
where en- route after the NATO
meeting ends December II.
Choice of President
Mr.. Hagerty said Mr.. Murphy
was the Presidents own choice
to be ranking State Depart
ment representative on his
tour.
Mr.. Murphy served with Mr.
Eisenhower as political advisor
when the President was COM
mander of allied forces in the
Mediterranean and later in
Western Europe During World
War II.
Mr.. Hagerty said the Presi-
dent also will be accompanied
by several staff assistants from
the White House. These will
include Mr.. Hagerty, Thomas
E. Stephens, appointment Sec
retary; Brig. Gen. Andrew j
Goodpaster, staff secretary;
Mai. John Eisenhower. the
Presidents son and assistant
to Gen. Goodpaster: Maj, Gen
Howard M. Snyder, the Presi-
dents personal physician
Dewey Long, transportation
and communications chief, ant
confidential secretaries.
Evening star., 1959-11-05
Law Cannot Blow
Whistle on Barber

PLATTSBURGH, N. Y, Nov.
5 (AP).-Charles Greene now
can cut hair after $50 pm.
But first he had to get himself
arrested for violating a city
ordinance requiring barber
shops to close at $50 pm. City
Judge Irving Goldman yester-
day declared the 26-year-old
law unconstitutional. Mr..
Greene told the Judge. II lose
about $34 a weekon account Of
the closing law" If convicted,
he could have been fined $35.
Evening star., 1959-11-05

vester. David Gardner. Robert
,Yaser. Mrs. Florence Layton.
Morris Scholl. Hattie Molz;
patent invention. John Bird,
Joseph Church; length-of-serv-
ice. Thelma Benton, James
Guarino. Raymond st. C.
Browne. August Stitzel. Loren
Elliott. Hyman Berman. Harry
Beckman, John Glover, Marion
Cullen. Lewis Roepcke, Clayton
Cornthwaite. Saul Weiss. James
John. Augustus Baker. Gerald
Marion and Mrs. Eleanor Hell
len.
Evening star., 1959-11-05

ryne White. Mrs. Maxine Mar
tin. oenevieve Petcavage. Mrs.
Florence Layton. Daniel Ward.
Esther Thomasson. Martha
Forbes. Richard Moran. James
John. Walter Ertel. Augustus
Baker. Joseph Simmermon,
Darcy Gallagher, Walter Lam
der. Alfred Scaffedi. Hattie
Molz. Joseph Elias. Mervyn
Williams. Emma Escamilla,
Wilfred Thibodeau, John Clio
wacki; outstanding performance
rating. Mrs. w. Hazel Hook,
Seymour Lorber, Augustus Syl-
Evening star., 1959-11-05

Chief Of Army Ordnance has
presented the following awards:
Sustained superior performance,
George Taylor, Mrs. Geneyieve
Mcmahon. Mrs. Eleanor Parker.
Seymour Lerber. William Herr
tage. Leonard Jones, Ralph
Palese. Frank Bailey, Mrs. Ann
McNamee. Mrs. Sadie Henritze,
Mrs, Mary Mooney. Elijah
jackson. Harry Martin, William
Baildon, Vincent Mildenberg,
Alfred Joy, Louis Michael, Ray
mond Koehler, Priscilla Alden,
Antoinette Oswald. Mrs. Catha-
Evening star., 1959-11-05

mann. Virginia Sweeney, Fran
ces White: beneficial sugges-
tions, Charles Carter. John
Foreit. The Office Of the
Evening star., 1959-11-05
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Unused Leave Dies
AT Jan. 9 DeodIine
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star star Writer

AS the 1859 leave year enters its final two months Govern
men workers reminded that they have until midnight
January 1860 the annual leave they earned this year
For those who started this leave with more than 80
days Of accumulated annual leave all the annual leave they
earned during 1859 must be used by next January they