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The Nome nugget., 1959-03-20
New State Lands Bill Passes Senate

JUNEAU, R - A state lands bill, containing proposed regula- tions for leasing of oil and gas lands, was approved unanimously by the Senate yesterday and sent to the House. ...
 The bill would permit com panies searching for oil in Alaska to hold up to a million acres in leases on state lands-a half mil lion acres each of uplands and tidal areas.
 It would tie competitive leas- ing of uplands to the actual dis covery of oil and provides for a 1912 per cent royalty payment to the state on actual oil production.
 Upl a n Is leasing generally would be on first-come, first served basis. However, once a producing well was established, the state could classify surround ing land for competitive leasing.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-20
U. s. Secret Outer Space Atom Blasts
 Created Protective Neutron Shield

at which the tests were made. York said there was no radioactive fa1lout on the earth from the tests.
 York said the main objective of'the blasts was to test important theories about the trapping of electrons by the earth's magnetic field. He said the detonation of the bombs released electrons into space above the earth's atmos- phere, and that the trapping of these by the earth's magnetic field created the great sheet that eventually circled the globe.
 The 'nonmilitary part of the test, York. said. was to find out more about the nature and origin of the Van Allen belt of radia- ton.
 The Van Allen belt is a myster- ious radiation band beginning at about 1000 miles above the earth and extending, with some inter ruptions, up to at least 12,000 miles. It is named for its discov- erer, Dr. James Van Allen, State University of Iowa physicist.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-20

Joy Manufacturing Go. and Union Carbide Corp. are working on remote control system of coal mining, whereby mining and transporting machinery will be guided and controlled from the surface, with no one underground. They predict success with this system within 5 to 10 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27

day getting ready for his
concert tomorrow evening
after whooping 1t UP a bit last
night.
Bazy and "Tank" Tanker
sley tossed q dinner TO well
come the world famous CO.
median who arrived In town
yesterday with his Stradi-
varius for the sole purpose Of
flddling with the National
Symphony tomorrow night in
Constitution Hall. Appar-
emily no SLOUGH as a violinist.
Jack has played with other
symphony orchestras In the
past. His two numbers
tomorrow night will be Sara
safes "Zigeunerweisen" and
Saint Saens' Introduction
and Rondo Capriccioso" SO
this is no gag.
u
Edward Burling, jr.. and
Frida Frazer Winslow will be
married on Saturday, April 4
at the Georgetown Presby-
terrain Church. Only the i'm
mediate families will attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27

which is a great asset to the
Free World.
"OF COURSE A SUSPECT
Gus MAN might say we
want to change something in
the Atlantic Pact" continued
M. Alphand in a more serious
vein. I'VE want to change
it, not to weaken 1t but to
strengthen the Atlantic Pact"
he said, noting Chief Of
Naval Operations Arleigh
Burke's presence.
II feel very strongly to-
night that we are on the
road to peace through our
strength, determination and
unity" stated this expert
enced diplomat.
He had also praised "the
courage, vision and lucidity"
of his host, noting that they
were always in agreement.
so he thought the Senator
was a very wise man.
The 48 guests seated at
four tables included Senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27

Democratic Whip Mike
Mansfield and Senators
Bourke Hickenlooper. Strom
Thurmond. Glenn Beall.
Thomas Martin. Thruston
Morton. Winston Prouty and
their wives.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
was there and the handsome
young Supreme Court Justice
and Mrs. Potter Stewart.
Attorney General and Mrs.
Bill Rogers, the Chief Of
Protocol and Mrs. Wiley
Buchanan. and French Min
lister and Nine. Charles Lucet
who will be sent back to
France for a new post on
April rs.
M. LUCET WILL BECOME
POLITICAL DIRECTOR of
the Quai d. Orsay, succeeding
Jean Daridan, who is becom-'
ing Ambassador to Tokyo,
and his job here will be filled
by Claude Lebel. Claude
Lebel is the father Of four
children and the husband of
Claude Lebel. No, that's not
a typographical error. Both
husband and wife are named
Claude. but to avoid con-
fusion Nine. Lebel is called
Claudine.
After an excellent dinner
several Of the guests gath
cred around the piano to
hear Erwin Devron's rendi-
ton Of every request from
dreamy type music to rock n
roll. Mrs. Longworth listened
thoughtfully to the rock
piece, Charlie Brown" and
gave 1t some marks for
rhythm.
MRS. IRWIN LAUGH
Inns house on Crescent
place is not being purchased
by the Soviet Embassy. The
late Washington steel heir
ess' fabulously handsome
mansion next door to WASH
ington Post Publisher Eu-
gene Meyers big residence
will become the Embassy of
Ghana if the District Zon-
ing Commission okays the
site for embassy use.
The Ghana Embassy sub
mitted contract for its pur-
chase at $4,000 two weeks
ago. and is still waiting to
hear the results of the Zon-
ing Commissions decision.
1t is interesting to note
that Mrs. Laughlin's daugh-
ter. Mrs. Hubert Chandler.
was considering at one time
presenting the house to the
Government to be used as an
official guest house for the
State Department. But Gov
eminent laws prevented the
acceptance Of such a gift.
MAESTRO JACK BENNY
is spending a quiet day to-
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EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Tousts French Friendship;
GhunQ Seeks Embassy Site

In his reply the Ambassa-
dor observed that after his
country's experience in the
years between 1888 and 1888
when France was in a weak
position, 1.-The French people
understand and their Presi-
dent Gen. de Gaulle under
stands that the way to avoid
war is not to make conces-
sions."
I'VE are now stable and it
is extraordinary for a French
man to be stable" he said
purposely provoking laugh
ter. we are stable po-
litically and economically.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27

the service uniting the widow
Of Walter Thatcher Winslow
to the senior partner of the
prominent Covington and
Burling law Arm.
The announcement was to
have been made on Monday
by Frida's mother, Mrs. TIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27

man Leigh but publication OF
the marriage license tipped
of the news. Eddie was
divorced from Ella Poe Bur-
ling several months ago. He
is the father of three children
and Frida also has three
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27
BY BETTY BEALE
Star stan Writer

There is something like a
love story between France
and the United States which
is very different from their
feeling with other countries"
said French Ambassador
Herve Alphand last night at
. the 1925 F Street Club.
He was replying to a toast
at the close of the dinner
given by Senator and Mrs.
Styles Bridges in the Ambas-
sador and Nine. Alphand's
honor.
The Senator had just
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27

pointed out that America
loves France because France
had been our ally in every
conflict in our history. One
third of all the people in
New Hampshire are of French
descent" said the chairman
of the Republican Policy
Committee. land I intend in
the next campaign to get the
ambassador up there" The
suggestion caused a ripple of
chuckles.
He had praised M. Al
phand's record and the &C
complishments of Gen. de
Gaulle in reshaping France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26

of years, is partially illustrated by the recent
establishment at nearby Cabin John of the
First Maryland Black Hat Volunteer Infantry
the Nations only accredited Civil War fight
ing unit composed entirely of teen-agerS.
Two companies strong, the unique teen
age unit-its members average age is 10
frequently engages in mock Civil War Skin
mishes using live ammunition they pour
themselves.
Why this sudden interest in 94-year-
old war?
The reasons are not yet clear. Teachers
and parents say it may be credited to i'm
proved teaching methods or an increase in
the number of Civil War movies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
1t Shall Not Perish

The teen-agers, however, have other ex-
plantations.
How can you help being interested when
you've heard all your life that your great
grandfather died at Antietam," Stephen d.
Cox, Is, member of the Black Hats says.
Though he can't recall his ancestors full
name, Steve knows where he died and that he
fought on the side of the Union.
THAT should be enough to stimulate
anyone" says the Montgomery Blair High
School Junior, "even if my outfit is Confed-
crate"
The Black Hats were organized in 1856
by Jerry Rolph, 32-year-old teacher and
continved On Poss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
BY JOHN M. ROSSON
Editor of TEEN

Today's teen-agers apparently have
discovered" the Civil War.
No longer looked upon as dry bit of
history which frequently leads to homework,
the classic North-South struggle in the eyes
of teen-agers appears headed for boom.
Reports of growing interest in the four
year conflict despite rock and roll are turn
ing up with increased frequency. Area school
teachers say the war in general is headed for
rating of meat"
Evidence of the growing interest, no
ticeably absent among youths for number
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02
Nuzi Records
Are Revealed

GENEVA, (JTA) - Detail
ed information about nearly
10000 more Jewish victims
If Nazism has been micro
filmed from German records
at the former Nazi concentra-
ton camp at AuschWitz, Po-
land, it was announced here
by the International Tracing
Service, which the Red Cross
maintains at Arolsen, West
Germany.
Many documents kept by
the Nazis, giving exact names,
ages and home origins of vic
TINS of determination are on
file at the museum at Aus
chwitz, which is maintained
by the Polish government.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02

jamin N. Brook, Center eXecu-
tive director, and Mrs. Esther
RoSen, nursery and kinder
garten director.
DIR. SyversOn received her
masters degree in nursery
education from Columbia Uni
versity and her doctorate
from the University of Mi
chigan. Specializing in child
development, DR.. Syverson
worked in the public school
systems of Michigan and Wis
conSin.
DR.. Syverson is affiliated
with the Society of Research
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02

Mrs. Roslyn Einfrank. DR.. Sy-
verson will also be available
to parents on individual chill
dren's problems and for par
ent-nursery school association
meetings.
The appointment of DR.. Sy-
verson as curriculum consult
ant was m a de possible
through the Bureau of School
Services of the College OF
Education of the University
of Arizona.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02

in Child Development, the In
ternational Reading Associa-
ton and the National Educa-
ton Association.
DR.. Syverson will be work
ing with the following teach
ers in the kindergarten level
- Mrs. Rosyln Blumberg,
Mrs. Sarah Schiller, and Mrs.
Joyce Neal.
In the nursery division, she
will be working with the fol
lowing teachers = Mrs. Mari
on Saba, Mrs. Rhoda Field
man, Mrs. Barbara Stenislav-
ski, Miss Dolly Gillette and
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02
Russco Boosts
Israel Economy

LOS ANGELES - Direct
participation by American
Jews in the economic affairs
of Israel has now become the
vital means to protect the con-
tinued survival of that coun-
try, according to Ben d.
Leeds, executive director of
the RASSCO Israel Corpora
ton, West Coast Region.
Citing dispatches from the
Jerusalem Post, Mr.. Leeds
calls attention to the dearth
of private capital and mort
gage money which severly
hampers and restricts the ca
ger productive forces.
Recognizing the produc-
tive genius of the Israeli, Mr..
Leeds declared, "has been a
slow process for many friends
of the dynamic democracy.
Inclined to lump together ev-
erything that goes there as
philanthropy, they lose sight
of the fact that Withholding
partnership may also result
in needless strangulation.
Giving saves lives, lending
maintains them, but sharing
as a partner in the economy,
insures growth and develop
ment."
Mr.. Leeds has been visit
ing the major Jewish areas
on the West Coast engaged in
organizing the Associates of
RASSCO. The parent group,
Pacific Regional Associates of
RASSCO, with active commit
tees throughout the area, is
now headed by George Miller,
prominent communal leader
and successful business man
of Beverly Hills. Mr.. Leeds
addresses community groups
such as the B'nai Birth,
ZOA and congregations
on the Importance of private
investment for direct particl-
patton in IsraePs economy. Is
rael BondholderS are encour-
aged to convert their Bonds
as urged by the Israel Trea-
Sury.
For information and the
summary of Incentives Fur
nished by Government of IS
rael to Foreign Investors"
please write to RASSCO, $40
Wiltshire Blvd, Los Angeles
SO, California.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02
DR.. Syverson Named
Schools ConsUf0nt

Dr. B. Syverson associate professor OF eau
cation University of Arizona has been appointed cur
rcuum consuant the Morris A. Shanhouse Nursery
and Kindegaren at the Tucson Jewish Community Center
Announcement of the appointment was made by Ben
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02

LOS ANGELES - Direct
participation by American
Jews in the economic affairs
of Israel has now become the
vital means to nrotect the con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-18

DELL MOIOhS
Dill Wis. Ave, NV. Wo. $4,000
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ROYAL E.!1I. az. 2. CH y J. ISLE

1901 4. 7 AVE. MI
BRENTWOOD MD WA, $4,000
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Sill Wis. Ave. NV. wo. $1,000
CHEVROLET 81 2-dr.: standard
shift, r. and h.; excel eond.; new
tires; S605. SP. 1924.
CHEV. So Bel Air 2-dr.: VS.. pig,
r and h.. clean; S995 or best cash
offer VII. 6-3727
CHEVROLET - 1858. Yeoman sta
ton wagon, automatic trans. r.
and h, $500, Call EN-. 5-1O44
CHEVROLET IS Nomad station
wagon: owner; r. and h.: ST.
7g5; $3.50 down.
BELL MOTORS
Sill Wis. Ave. NV. wO. $500
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IF BELL MOTORS

cHRYsLER '55 Windsor de luxe
4-door, black; power steering
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Oil Wis. Ave, NV, WO. 6-Sa00
CHRYsLER SO Windsor hardtop
coupe; gdfgeous red and white
finish; auto. trans. r. and h., one
owner, low mi. Sl,099; cash,
trade or terms.
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BELL MOTORS

CADILLAC 80 sedan Dc vine 4-dT !.
has everything. S2,2e5; $3.50
down. 5 other CadillacS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-18

3e-FT. wEsTCRAFT aii-sluminum
house trailer. cost $4,000, sell
5000, perfect cond. See at
WEICHE'S TEXACO. 1923 Duke
st uincolnia exit from Shirley
hwy, . blkS west on 1860. ia.
4-2997.
lxs UTILITY TRAILER, all stain
less steel, with metal tor. S125.
TO. 9-5Si2.
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CHEVROLET SIS Bel Air 4-dr.: r.
and h., auto, power steering;
DISCOUNT MOTOR SALES
1900 14th st, HUI. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-18
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

A NEW usED-cAR DEALER
In Arl.. Va, desperate for so clean
xell-kept cars at highest prices.
From 81 through 81 Foreign also
WILLIAMS MOTORS LTD, INC.
1884 N. Wash. Blvd. Arl, Va.
IA. 4-1417
GET WHAT YOUR CAR is really
worth by letting us sell II for you
without charge HYBLA VALLEY
MOTORS, 2aI0 Richmond hwy,
Alexandria, Va. so. $4,000.
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BUICK B4 Super hardtop: dyna-
How. Y. and h., clean, powerful
one owner; Sss5. OF. d-sS03.
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AUTOS 4 TRUCKS for HIRE
CADILLAC $50

VI AD1L1I1A ~ %
Lease, $3.50 per month. Other
makes and models available. from
S52 so. ROYAL AUTO. LEASING
INC, 1904 R. ]. ave, Brentwood,
Md. WA. 7-7770.
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

GARAGE FOR RENT. brick, cleo
4 tricity. concrete floor, near Union
/ Station ne. 'JU. g-SS42.
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MOroRoYcLEs
lcoNflNUIpl

MOTOR SCOOTER. new, De lux,
model, all extras. &92b or best
offer. Phone ~, $4,000.
~ ARIEL SQUARE FOUR, $3.50
Excellent condition. Phone XII
A-6632 after 5 pm.
as USED MOTORCYCLES
TO CHOOSE FROM
Several mechanic Specials. ip50s
from SDn SIC $3.50 q ssr5 H1p a. & 0'h''
WE NEED 1855, Sos. SIS, High
est trnde-in allowances. Come In
and see our new additional 5000.
soft. display quarters.
CASH. TERMS OR TRADE
HID SALES AND SERVICE
1898 31st St. NV. FE. 3-207t
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MOTORCYCLES
SCOOTERS

LAAEBRETTA-worid-fsmous Itsl-
tan scooter, Up 70 100 m.pE. 4
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9Th 81 NV. co. slips
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AUTOMoBILEs FOR SALE
lcoNTINUtDl

-
BUICK "a Super hardtop. dyna-
flow. Y. and h., clean, powerful.
one owner; Sss5. OF. d-SS03.
RuIcK ri 4-dv eood cord
D saa,n ana h..terqif Kin. V sna vh ohe'
g9no can vvrf , ;sH
$3.50; Ssa !. :. = - - -;
CADlLlsAC o4 " eoupei raolo.
hs eass p power gin sdt p powe =
sesf hvdysmatlr drive
tires hessittfni veiiow and hiart
hnish. this ear h iike rev mi
nr,ca o,is aos "~e N"' 'u''
ROYAT. CHRYST.ER
sIMcA-cHRYsI FRsIASpFRI1f.
Snni AVE- "a
BRFNTWvoop Mn WA 7ooo
:. - !. : : :; :, ,
SnDiLLAS 70 SEDAN ne nHie s--9t !,
nas everything s,2soi $500
Gown. ? other cadillaeS
BELL MOTORS
sill WiS Ave NV wa e.sooo
\. -. =,
OAD % SEQ iuh powell elec.
Ninus ana seats B.uU0 nj
$40, accept trade. Wo. o-464S,
orion top new: red leather like
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CHEW '55

CHRYsLER i94s: fluid drive, r.
and h good transp. $50 or best
offer. 1904 Van Buren, st., Lam
ham Nd. SIP A-h24n
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SKINKER's USED CARS
BUICK '55

Special hardtop coupe; dyna.. T.
and h.. Wv. tires; forest green
top. Alaska white bottom: this one
not a eheater. orig, upholstery
and mats; immsc. is the word for
this one.
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suburban Cadillac-O lds Co
ARLEX USED CARS
Shirlington Business Center

Cadillac Coupe De Vile
Late SO; full power. Condition and
appearance proves the verv best
OF care; garage kept. Terms can
be arranged. Can be seen Sun,
1917 S st. Sc, LU. l-9402
CADILLAC SO convertible: has
everything ) other Cadlllacs.
S2,595; S3g5 down
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CARS
WANTED


Desperately needed, good clean cars,
any make or model. Cash waiting
Also WAGONS and pickuDa.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE ! AU

CHRYSLER 1850 Windsor 4-door;
one owner, S225; green, clean,
sood-running condition, heater,
spotlight and other extras. Please
call EN-. 2-5575,
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE
lLE AUTOMOBILIs FOR SALE
ENoLIsH FoRD CONSUL 1859 d:

ENGLISH FORD CONSUL 1857 A.
dr.; very clean throughout. best
offer. JET ENGLISH FORD, 1884
Pa. ave, Sc II. $4,000.
FIAT SIS "llO0', 4-dr,; very clean,
best offer. JET ENGLISH FORD,
1884 Pa, ave. Sc. IL. 4-2300,
FORD '55 6-cyl. Fordor sedan;
Ereen. 70 IS miles per gallon. good
cond.. $3.50. CT. 6-72gS,
FORD "a Tudor: blue and white.
Fordomatic. r. and h.. S2Ba.
DISCOUNT MOTOR SALES
1901 18th 81. HU. $4,000
FORD '55 Tudor; equip; repo., as
sumo payment, S29 mo-; total cash
CAPITOL DISCOUNT, INC.
6lg Mass. Ave. NV. DI. 7-7909
FORD 81 Custom Tudor sedan
Cyl" rorSom ALE . power .s s.ee r.
pvt, owner, school teacher; 1913
or best offer. HE. 1924.
FORD '5S convertible; 7. and b.:
Cruiseomatie: less than 1000 mi.
excel. cond,: S2.O95. WE. 1-05S3
FORD "a cow: Fordo,. new paint
and top. Wv; very clean; mod
etalc CustOms ptfAeCk COHust poou'
Call re. $1,000.
FORD 81; 2-tone green, radio,
heater, auto, ! owner. 1855.
DISCOUNT MOTOR SALES
1900 14th St. HU. 3-4gOQ
FORD '56
Fairlane VS. club sedan: Fordo-
matte, =. and h., p.s.,. p.b.. red
and black, immac. throushout,
not a hot rodder trade; this one
Is leeitimate
$1,188
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
STAR PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE. Ii. 6-7204
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Workshop Slated
On Social Action

A workshop on church social
action will be held at lis pm
tomorrow at the Westmorelano
Congregational Church, West
moreland circle.
The 3-hour session will be
conducted by the Rev. Galer
r. Weaver, a member Of the
Council for Christian Social
Action of the Congregations
Christian Churches.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Photo of Ashes
Holds 7 for Jury

Two District men were order
ed held for the action of the
grand jury on lottery charges
yesterday after FBI pictures
of ashes were shown to United
States Commissioner James F
Splain.
Veteran gambler William
"SIags" Lewis, As, of the 610o
block of Sixteenth street N w.,
and Samuel Quattrone, 81, OF
the 4400 block of Nineteenth
street NE. were arrested in a
police raid on October %.
When officers entered a base
ment room at 334 F street NE,
they found the two men. two
telephones with the wires cut,
and some papers aflame in a
fireplace. The case hinges or
the remains of these papers
according to Inspector John B
Layton.
Commissioner Splain set
bond for each defendant at
81, 900.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Good Old Monty
Greeted in Africu

JOHANNESBURG, South
Africa, Nov. 20 (AP).-A big
crowd of North African desert
war veterans turned out yes
terday to greet their old COM
mander, Field Marshal Viscount
Montgomery, on his arrival
here for a tour of South Africa
The veterans broke into
cheers Of good old Monty" and
then sang For he's a jolly good
fellow" as Marshal Montgom-
cry stood quietly. acknowledge
ing the greeting with misty
eyes and quivering lip.
Evening star., 1959-11-20

will tour which will cover 20,-
600 miles, II nations and parts
of three continents in 10 days.
Yesterdays conference on
spending plans wound up with
prospects that this years
budget will dip into the red but
that the new one will be bal
anced at around $81 billion, a
Ccacetime record.
Mr.. STAINS told newsmen aft
erward that "the odds have
swung against a balanced
budget" for tho current 1860
fiscal year because of the steel
strike.
Instead of the sos million
Evening star., 1959-11-20

secretaries of the armed forces
on the military part.
For today no business was
on tap except routine session
with members of the White
House staff, and Mr.. Eisen-
hover was free to set out on
his ninth round of the Augusta
National Golf Club course since
he few down from Washington
nine days ago.
Rest and relaxation, as much
as official business, were a pur-
pose of the trip. The President
is trying to pile up a little sur
plus of them before December
3 when he takes of on a good
Evening star., 1959-11-20

surplus the administration
predicted not so long ago, un-
official estimates now put the
prospective deficit in the vicin-
ity of $500 million.
The way things look now
spending is likely to go up from
$79 billion this year to some
where around $81 billion for
fiscal 1861. The military budg-
ct probably will move up from
just below to somewhat above
SAL billion.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Curdozo Alumni Meet

The Cardozo Alumni Associ-
alton of Washington will hold
its last 1859 meeting at 8:l5
O'Clock tonight in the teachers
dining hall at the school. Thlr-
teenth and Clifton streets NV
The meeting will include a
social hour and music.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Budget 7 ak LuII Sends
President to Golf Links

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 20 CAP)-Dresid-nt Eisenhower had
lul between budget confprer"-~ +"" " nee to
centrate on the play part Of a work-play vacation.
The President yeSt... y wn.. 1r Maurice
H San the non-mtay portion of his
fiscal starting July L He with civilian