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Johnson, LAURENCE M. On Sunday,
February 70, 1889. at Mount Alto
Hospital LAURENCE M JOHNSON
Spring, Nd; father OF Miss Mar
garet O. johnson and Mrs. Frank
r. Cancemi, Mr. johnson rests. at
the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral
Home, S434 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring. Nd parking facilities) Mass
will be offered for the repose of his
soul on Thursday, February 10, at
gao am, at st. Bernadette's Cstho-
lie Church, ~ University blvd. east,
Silver Spring, Md Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. Is
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1VrnNSWLLL, FRED. NJ. on Friday,
E Fisoru AZ III H. 1853; at st. Petersburg,
husband Of Alma L. Cornweil, father
q FREQ q, Cornwell Of Silver Sprina,
MIG: William T. Cornwell Of EDGE.
water Beach; Md; Marion c. Raires
e. Sreen5edlt; Nd: Also surviving are
the w. K Huntemann 4 Son En-"
neral Home, 5732 Georgia ave. NV.
on wednesday, February is, at )
pm Friends may visit with family
on tuesday, between 8 and 10 pm
RELATIVES and friends invited to al
tend Interment Glenwood Gene
terry. Parking facilities. IL
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DEATHS


announcements OF
Services by Chambers
Chamberlain.
Newton L. W Chambers On
Bender. Peter Wv ChAmbers ID
Staak, JOhnF. W.. " Cbambers CO
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CLArx HENRIETTA. on Friday, Feb.

ruary y, 1853, HENRIETTA CLARK
q 1907 69th pl Highland Park,
No. Md;: beloved wife Of Darn CLARK,
OF Henrietta Woodfork, Gertrude
Duvail. Josephine Wedge, Elizabeth,
Donald, Eugene. Harry and joseph
Clark She also is survived by 81
grandchildren, two sisters, four
orothers, other relatives and friends
The iate Mrs Clark may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home, 80 n
81 ne, after 3 pm Tuesday. Flu
ners. Wednesday, February is, at
Mount Airy Baptist Church. N [
lawn Cemetery.
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mon Won. WILLIAM r. Members
IA Of the. Washington General
.G0. Assembly. 4th Degree K. Of c.
NM are notified of the death of
~ Sir Knight WILLIAM F.
MONTAVON, and are re-
~ quested to assemble at the
Collins Funeral Home, 1921
l4t.l st. NV, at Sis pm. Tuesday.
February II, for the recitation of
Earl G. DRoEssLER, F. N.
LESTER F. MOSS. F. C. IL
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BARBOUR, MATTHEY M. on Friday,
Ee6rGaFy M III TSSS a Mount sHRso AsO
loving husband OF Sophie Barbour,
son Of the late Bertha and Matthew M.
Barbour. stepfather Of Donald Burke,
brother of Mrs. Isabelle Corbin,
Dorothy, Richard and David Barbour.
Six brothers-in-law, seven sisters
-ln-law, six nieces, nine nephews
friends also survive. Mr.. Barbour
viii rest at HOS s. Quinn ST., Ar
nngton, Va, after pm. Tuesday,
February II, The Rev. Oswald @.
Smith VIII have funeral service at
Al i' Mount n ZION S1T Bs1tist cSureh 10Th
and 8. Glebe rd., Arlington. Va.
Ipterment Arlington National Gene
terry. ARRANGEMENTS BY Chinn Fu-
neral Service. IL
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CORNWELL, FRED M. A special conn
~ munication of Petworth
IN Lodge, No. Al, F. A, A. M.
Wan IS called for Wednesday,
N M February IS, 1859, at 1
EZX pm, for the purpose of
W conducting Masonic burial
services for our late
brother. Capt. FRED M. CORNWEIL
LAWRENCE R. LEIS. W. Nj,
c. c. HUTCHINSON, Secy. II
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REDELL, CARL A. On Monday. Feb
cARk a RED REBEL Il D q Wss HbqSgta
D. c.; husband Of Blanche E. Redell,
father of Carl R. Redell and Jean
A Stsnsberry, brother Of Selma J.
Blew and Elma c. jenkins He is also
ices at the S. n. Hines CO Funeral
Home. 1901 14th st. NV, on
Wednesday, February is, at 10 m.
tpafking facilitiesl. InteTment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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MURPHY. MRS. CHARITY PEARL. Or

Monday, February is, 1853, in
Chattanooga. Tenn, formerly of
5709 36th ave. west, Hyattsville,
Md, MRS. CHARITY PEARL MUIR
PLY, wife of Eugene ]. Murphy and
sister of Mrs. Clarene T. Miller,
Mrs. Anna NJ Daniel, James H,
Willard " and Robert M Travis.
Interment Chattanooga, Tenn.
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MONTAVON, WILLIAM = Mauh.,,

MONTAVON. WILLIAM =. Members
AIN Of Washington Council,
S No. 224, K of c. are
MAzssN notified of the death OF
-~lAz our brother, WILLIAM F
\%N%>N MONTAVON, and are
NE</ urged to assemble at the
Collins Funeral Home,
3S2l l4th st. NV, at sis pm.
Tuesday February II, 1859, for the
recitation Of the rosary
NICOIAUS BRUINS, Jr., @ K.
RICHARD A. MAHAR, F, s. II
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CORNWELL. FREDERICK NJ. Mem
IN bers of the Policemen's AS
MzESM ISOLATION will attend the
AH-4 INN funeral of their late broth
I'M - lE er, FREDERICK M. CORN
MNSSZIG WELL, to be held at the
MY Huntemann Funeral Home.
1872 Georgia ave NV at
pm Wednesday, February Is.
1853, Interment Glenwood Gene
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JEFFRIEs. MARGARET HoLBROOK

On SATURDAY. February ii. 1853,
wife of George A. Jeffries, daughter
OF Jennie C. and the late Charles
Holbrook, sister of Belle Neuland,
Catherine Holbrook, Helen Vosts,
Charles j., John T. and F. /. Hol-
brook. Funeral from Collins Funeral
Home 1871 l4th st. NV on Wednes-
auiem mass at st Alovsius Church,
at 10 am. Interment Mount Olivet
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STUTZ, anna. on MONDAY, Febru-
airy 10. 1859, at her residence II
West Kirk St, Chevy Chase, Nd :,
ANNA STUFF, wife of the late
Walter F, Stutz and sister of Charles
N. Robinson of Fort Pierce, Fla.
of nieces and nephews. Memorial
services will be held at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th St and Mass.
ave. ne, on Wednesday, February
~, at ll:30 am. Interment pri-
vate. Please omit flowers.
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lVWbnos FhEDEhlC NEWTON. On
sunday, FEBRUARY 10, 1859, at his
T res S9sns Slll Lowell lane NV.
FkEDERiG NEWTON TOWERS. hus-
ther Of 1t. (i.gl Frederic c. Towers,
USN; Judith Ann and Dorothy Eliz-
abeth Towers. Friends may call after
pm. Monday, February I6, at
Gawler's Chapel 1856 Pa. ave. n.w
ices will be held al sd DaVid's
Episcopal Church $50 Macomb 81
NV, on Wednesday. February rs, al
80 am. Interment Manchester,
Vt In lieu of flowers, Contributions
nay NAY De made to favorite Cancer
Funo IL
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ADcocK. wNBERN C. On Tuesday,
EeSrgsry wihSal lsSY' sps SSSpKEOa u
1914 Oak pl, Bethesda, Nd. beloved
husband OF the late Josephine 7.
Adcock father of Francis n. Adcock
of Baltimore, Md and Mrs. Helen
z, Duvall Of Bethesda, Md. He was
q member Of the United Spanish
War Veterans and also Of the Re-
tired d. c. Policemen's Association.
Friends may call at the 8. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 18th St.
NV, after 8 am. Wednesday, Feb
ruary Is (parking facilitiesl. Serv-
ices at the above funeral home on
Friday, February 20, at IL am.
1nterment 'Glenwood Cemetery. 10
BALDERsoN, HELEN ROSE. On Mon
day, February 10. 1859, at her
residence, 1900 Adams ST. ne, MRS.
HELEN ROSE BALDERSON. beloved
wife of Paul c. Balderson and sister
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson Of 1900
Adams ST. me-, Edward Eagan OF
1880 Southern ave. Sc. Stanley
Eagan of 5000 29th ave-, Hyatts-
Vile. Md, and Raymond Eagan Of
Kecoushtan, Va. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st.
and Mass. ave ne, where services
will be held on Thursday, February
10, at 10 am. Interment private.
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FEBRUARY 10, 1865, Al his 81 residence Ss
69la 9TH st. NV, JIMMY H, JAMES,
Jr. husband Of the late Annie Pat
teson James, father Of David. Shir-
icy. Paul and Mary James, son OF
Mrs. Hannah Olson Of Birmingham
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290I l4th
st. W., after 10 am. Tuesday, Feb
ruary IL parking facilities). Serv-
Ices, at the above funeral home on
Wednesday, February Is, at 2 pm.
Interment Arlington National Gem
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ONA S. On Sunday, February
oNA s. NOISE Of i5os 44fR st.
NV, beloved wife Of percival e,
Noise and sister OF Mrs. Ethel Spill
man Moore of Gastonia, N. c.; Miss
Marguerite Spilman Of Atlanta, Ca,
ana y. Harry Spilman. Of Charlotte,
N. c. Friends may call at the Birch
Funeral Home 3034 M ST NV
where services will be held on
Wednesday, February rs. at 1918
pm Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. Courtesy parking opposite
II
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tired. on Monday, February i6,
1853, at Mount Alto Hospital, MAJ.
WILLIAM B, EDELIN,. AUS ire
i toa' ~ dSvi a ~ Nm re- Ma Pc
father Of Felicia Z. Glacsoe, Syl-
vester Z. Edelin, and Sylvia Sykes.
nephew of Mrs. Frances Smiler He
also leaves many other relatives and
friends, Remains ct Campbelrs Flu
Of funeral later.
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-UWEho, FAUB z. Omcers and MEM
.r6r bers Of Brightwood Lions
.SA Club are hereby notified Of
!" the death OF PAUL E
POWERS. Funeral services
A at the Takoma Funeral
Home 254 Carroll ave
NV, on Thursday. Febru-
airy 10. 1859, at IL am.
DR.. M. VAN KINSBERGEN,
President.
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ToLIvER, RAYMOND R. On satur.

day. February IA, 1865. RAYMOND
r. ToLIVER of 415-A Elm st. NV,
DEVOTED husband of Catherine B.
After pm Tuesday, FEBRUARY IL.
friends may call at 1925 You ST.
NV, where services will be held on
Wednesday, February IS, At i nm
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gem
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EDWARD H. RING, President.
KENNETH P. FOLSOM. Secy.

Kenneth RNHER T p F Folsom Efss seen
CROCHET, HAROLD L. on satur-
day, February IA, 1859, HAROLD
l. CROCKETT OF 1918 18th st.
NV, Apt. %. beloved husband of
Mrs. Elsie Crockett. father of Mrs
jamie Morris, Mrs. Gertrude Rob-
erts of st. Louis. Mo- Mrs. Linda
Price and Sergt. Harold L. Crockett,
lr.; brother of John D. and James
M. Crockett. He also is survived
by seven grandchildren, nieces,
nephews, and other relatives and
many friends. After pm. Wednes-
day, February Is, frienoS are In
yited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1882 You st. NV. Funeral services
at IL noon Tuesday, February 10,
at the Meridian Hill Baptist Church.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. is
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CANTY, JOHN J. On Monday, Feb
General Hospital. JOHN j. cANfY
OF 1850 Quincy pl., Hyattsville, Nd,
beloved husband of Lillian E. CAVITY,
brother Of Mrs. Ellen c. Dempsey
of Georgia. He also is survived By
one grandson, Lee Earl Abigail. He
was the son Of the late p II. and
mary A., Canty. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th ST
and Mass. ave ne, where services
VIII be held on Thursday, February
~. at Ills pm Interment Ar
linRton National Cemetery
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UHR, JACOB. On Monday, February
~. 1853, JACOB UHR Of S60i
WoeaIey ,pl NV, beloved father
6y a sister, Mrs. Bertha Rand OF
Philadelphia, Pa. Funeral services
and interment Brooklyn, N, Y
lDanZanSkY Funeral Sernicn
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CHERNIkOFF, LENA. On Monday,
February. 10. 1859. LENA CHERNf-
kOFF Of $50 Oneida ST. ne, be-
loved mother Of Charles Samuel
rietta Garfinkle She also is sur
vlyed by four sisters. Mrs. Esther
Allenstein, Mrs Anna Levin, Mrs.
Rlika Ginsberg and Mrs. Jennie
Eutroisky' and eight grandchildren.
Danzansky g. Sons Funeral Home.
3501 l4th St NV, on Tuesday,
February H.. at / pm. Interment
Talmud Torah Cemetery. Memorial
week. $50 Oneida st. ne In lieu Of
movers, the family suggests that con-
tributions may be made to the Heart
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CROCKETT, HAROLD L. The officers
lvr@hr,, and members Of the James
,E &, Walker Post, No 26.
lff, the American Legion are
&K&9 requested to attend the flu
43.$S neral services for our late
Vs comrade, HAIR OLD L.
Nv" CROCKETT, on Wednesday
February is, 1859, at 1880 pm.
at the Jarvis Funeral Home, 1882
You st, NV
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BANKS, JOHN ], Suddenly, on sun
day. February 10, 1859, at bis resi-
BANKS, devoted husband OF Mrs.
Ruth NJ. Banks. He Is also survived
by a daughter Miss Joyce Banks Of
Buffalo. ~ Y; a grandson, Reginald
Snow; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Phifer;
FIVE brothers, George and Alexander
Banks Of New York: Charles, Horace
and Freddie Banks Of Richmond, Va;
other relatives and many friends.
After 5 pm. Wednesday, February
IS, friends may call at the Robert
q. Mason Funeral Home, $500
Nichols ave. Sc Funeral services on
Thursday, February 10, at I pm,
at Hemingway Temple, 9th and P
SITS. NV. Interment Carver Memorial
Cemetery. Is
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Monday. February l6, 1888, at her
home, SOS Heron DIR. Silver Spring,
Md. MATEILDA MARIE PEACOCK,
wife of Francis Ado,ph Peacock and
mother o. Joseph 7. and Thomas E.
Byrne, Miss Marzella Schaff. Mrs
Minnie Terry, Mrs. Ella Mae Dorsey,
leo, Henry, Theodore James H and
Hennie Schaff. There are also Ave
grandchildren Mrs Peacock rests
a. the Warner E Humphrey Funeral
Home. s434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring Md. (parkinE facilitiesl
Mass will be offered for the repose
Of her soul on Wednesday. February
1S. at 10 am, at st Bernadette'
Catholic Church, 70 University blvd
east. SiIve- Spring, Md Interment
GeorRe WASHINGTON Memorial Gene
terry Is
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On Friday February HAEyEf H. fiS sss Y;
New York City. ANNE HARLEY
MlNAYA of > Adams ST, NV. de-
voted wife of Franklin G. Minaya,
mother of Franklin g. Minaya III.
daughter OF Jewel C.. Woods and
are other relatives and many friends.
After 2 pm. Wednesday, friends are
invited TO call at !, the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1880 9th 81, NV.
REQUIEM mass will be celebrated at
y am THURSDAY, February 10, al
St Martins Catholic Church, North
Capitol and T SITS. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. is
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MILTON, JAMES E. On Saturday, Feb
ruary IA 1853, JAMES Z. MILTON
Of 4427 w. Bradley lane, Bethesda,
Nd, husband Of Martha L. Milton,
father Of Mrs. Barbara NJ Gould
Of Decatur, Ga, Mrs. Mary Eliza
father of georgia Lee and Steven R.
Gould and Carol Elizabeth Close
Friends are invited TO call at the
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda
Nd between the hours of 8 and Q
pm. Monday, February 10. where
services will be held on Tuesday,
February Ia. at pm. Interment
Farkiawn cemetery II
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SNIDEk, LOUIS NJ. Suddenly, or
Monday, February 10, 1853. LOUIS
M SNYDER of 4Ol Audrey LAM
Sc, beloved husband OF Bell
Snyder and devoted father Of Heller
viyed by i've sisters, Mrs. sophi,
Citizen, Mrs. Bertha Rosenman anc
Mrs Ida Gilbert, all of Miami, Fla.
Mrs. Sara Brettschneider and Mrs
Fannie Farbman, both Of Will.
mantle, Conn; two brothers, Frank
Snyder Of Mansfield, Conn. ano
David Snyder of Pittsburgh, Pa. Flu.
neral services at the Bernard Dan
zanSky g. Sons Funeral Home, 1901
l4th St NV, on Wednesday Feb
ruary. 1S, at 1880 am. Interment
washington Highland Section, Mount
Lebanon Cemetery In lieu Of flow
ers, the family suggests contribu-
IONS may be made to the Heart
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STAAK. JOHN r. OF 1912 North Cap
band of Martha B. Staak. Three
daughters also survive. Services al
Chambers Funeral Home, 1900
Chaplin st. NV, on Wednesday, Feb
rQary 16, at 10 am. Interment
washington National Cemetery.
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On. CHARLES J. Comrades
Of Richard Hs ~den
p, Camp, United Spanish War
lH Veterans, viii, meet at
IS Hines Funeral Home, 1901
Tuesday, February II.
1859, for funeral rites for
late comrade, CHARLES j.
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TsN 1Tetlred 6 '6 on Mon sAN P P,bzl.
airy 10, 1859. at the Bethesda Naval
Hospital. BENTON VAN DYKE
SCOTT Of Route ., Waverly, Ohio
beloved husband of Alice Evelyn
Scott. father Of Susan Scott, Mrs
Mrs. Dennis Cook, Mrs. Frank Raj.
ston and Mrs; Reuben Konig; brother
Legion Scott Of Pasadena, Calf.
Friends may call at the Ives Flu
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Ar
Ellington, Va, from 10 am. until
10 pm. Tuesday. February II. Fu-
neral services at Fort Myer Chapel
am. Interment Arlington National
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Moderator.
JUST, ETHEL II. On Monday, Febru-
airy l6, 1859 ETHEL H. JUST of
AZ T st. NV wife OF the late
Or. Ernest Z. Just and mother of
Or. Margaret Just Butcher, Mrs.
Maribel J. Butler and Highwa' den
just, Also surviving are other fela-
tlves ana many friends. Notice
OF funeral latere. ARRANGEMENTS by
Mcguire, Inc. 10
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i the spouse and unmarried chill
dren under age 10, including
adopted children and stepchil-
dren or illegitimate children
living In a regular parent-child
relationship.
1t will take the csc at least
three or four months to work
out with the health and insur-
ance groups the four various
plans that will be offered Fed
eral employees. The csc is given
the discretion by Congress to
secure the best possible benefits
1t can get for Federal workers
within the employe and Gov
eminent premiums that are set.
Many members Of Congress
played important roles in OBJ
tanning the health insurance
program for Federal workers,
including Senator Neuberger Of
Oregon and Johnston of South
Carolina, co-sponsors of the
bill; Representatives Murray
of Tennessee. Morrison OF Lou
isiana, Davis Of Georgia, DEM
ocrats; Rees Of Kansas. Cor
bett of Pennsylvania and Broy-
hill of Virginia, Republicans.
LIFE INSURANCE-SUPER-
GRADES - President Eisen-
hover also is expected to sign
the bill approved by Congress
yesterday giving the Defense
Department about 225 super
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Rocket Hit Moon,
Chart Testifies

JODRELL BANK, England
Sept. Is (AP).-A British
scientist said last night a chart
on the rate of acceleration OF
Lunik II shows the Soviet
rocket scored a direct hit on
the moon.
DR.. J. G. Davies, senior lee
turer at the space research
station at Jodrell Bank, said
the chart leaves no doubt that
Lunik II hit its target.
The graph is based on COM
plicated mathematical form
ulae but. essentially. it plots
the speed and course Of the
rocket toward the moon on the
basis q data cleaned through
use of Jodren Banks powerful
Kaleidoscope, the world DIS
largest.
DR.. Davies said the graph
diSproves any theory that the
rocket may have missed the
moon.
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magnetic field, solar X-ray!
and the more dangerous peck.
cts of radiation around which
man will want to detour wher
he flies to the moon.
Made of magnesium and fiber
glass. the satellite is shaped
like an ice cream come. 1t con.
sistS Of a 20-inch sphere with 9
26-inch tube extending from
it. The tube is tapered from
21a to 6 inches in diameter.
Trouble is no stranger K
the Vanguard program. A vic.
tim of circumstances. the slim
rocket has been plagued with
technical difficulties since it!
beginning.
The first Vanguard wa,
rushed to a launching stand
long before 1t was ready, in q
frantic effort to get a satellite
into orbit and save face fol
America after Russia launched
Sputnik I. The fledgling Van.
guard blew up on its pad De-
cember 6. 1857.
That explosion emphasized
the bitter fact that the United
States had not only lost it.
technical supremacy to Russia
but, in the era of complacency
after World War II, had fallen
years behind the Reds in
rocket development.
Since that time. Vanguard
rockets have launched two sat-
elites, the so-called grape
fruit" and basketball" moons,
in nine tries.
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The csc will negotiate two
levels Of benefits with the vari-
Gus insurance companies and
health groups.
For example, one health In
surance plan might cost $l8 a
month, the other $i3 a month.
If the employe selects the Sl3
plan, the Government would
pay $3.50 and the employe
would pay $3.50. II the em-
ploye desires greater benefits
and selects the $l8 plan, how
ever, the Government would
pay $3.50 and the employe
would pay $ll.50
Those employees eligible for
the health insurance benefits
must be on the Federal pay
roll as Of next July /. All
previously retired employees or
those who retire or leave for
any reason between now and
next July will not be eligible.
After July l, when an employee
retires, he or she and the mem
bers of their families will con-
tinue to receive the same rate
of health insurance coverage.
To do so, the employee must
have had at least IL years Of
Federal services and must con-
tinue paying his premium after
retirement.
The members Of an employees
family eligible for coverage are
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program to secure for them
good insurance protection
against both the basic and the
major type of illnesses.
Employees will be able to get
more disqualification for "x''
number of dollars because OF
the great purchasing potential
of 2.3 million Federal workers,
Also they will receive at least
twice as many benefits for
their dollars because the Gov
eminent will match their con-
tribution.
Also. employees will have a
chance to get a higher level Of
benefits If they increase the
amount of their premiums.
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Vanguard, Jupiter Fail
In launching Attempts

CAPE CANAvERAL, Fla,
Sept. Is (AP).-An effort to
launch the last of the Van
guard rockets with a 100
Sound satellite was called of
today. Hours later a Jupiter
missile failed to get of the
Ground.
The Jupiter was to carry a
seritable ZOO of small animals
INTO space.
Fourteen pregnant mice and
two frogs were among the bio
logical specimens damned into
the nose cone of the interme-
date range ballistic missile. II
vas to have scared 800 miles
nigh and 1900 miles down.
range across the Atlantic.
Technical difficulties plagued
the slender, 72-foot Vanguard
rocket. which had been sched-
uled for firing at lis am. The
countdown once reached zero,
hen was set back for IS min
1tes. The cause of the trouble
vas not revealed.
An informed source said the
firing button was pressed but
Vailed to send the necessary
signal to the ignition system.
It was trouble that couldn't
pc fixed quickly, so the VAN
guard crew decided at $40
am. to go home and try again
later. There was no immedi-
ate decision on when that will De.
Three hours after the VAN
guard postponement, the pow
erful engine of a Jupiter
intermediate range missile ig-
ntted. but the big rocket did
not rise.
The missile probably was
saved from destruction by an
automatic sequence system that
eignaled engine cutoff as tech
nical difficulties developed.
The Jupiter was scheduled
for a 1.500-mile test flight.
The Vanguard satellite in
eluded a 50-pound payload and
the 50-pound third stage of the
rocket, which will remain at
tached to the satellite. Its job
will be to measure the earth's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-15
Typhoon Veers
Toward japan

TAIPEI, Sept. Is (AP).-
Typhoon Sarah. charged with
winds up to 1875 miles an hour,
changed direction today and
headed for Japan and Korea.
The eye of the typhoon was
800 miles southeast of Taipei,
and was veering from north
west to north.
The passage of the typhoon