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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21
GrOsUenOr La. Job
OkGyed BY Council

Hundreds of trees will be
destroyed by Montgomery
County's widening of Gros-
venor Ia, angry residents de-
clared this week.
The County Council, by a
unanimous vote, will proceed
with plans to replace the pres.
ent 16-foot road with a 36.foot
road in 60-foot right-of-way.
This is one of the most diff
cult things the Council has to
face-what to do with the auto.
mobiles" Council President
Stella B. Werner told a delega-
ton of Is Grosvenor la. resi-.
dents.
The delegation, which filled
the room at the Councils week
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21
Free Polio Shots
Resume Next Week

DR.. William ]. Peoples, county
health officer, this week re.
minded county residents that
the second round of the current
series of free Salk polio shots
VIII be given next Monday and
Friday, May 25 and 20.
Telephone appointments can
be made at county health CEN
tiers in Rockville (PO. 2-212D
Silver Spring GU. 9-O535 or JU.
9-43l6), Bethesda COL. 4-5525 or
OIL 4-5526), Kensington UO.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21

road they are fighting.
Operating on the assumption
that road projects raise the
value of AUDITING property, the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21
Staff Photo.

County charges property owners
for the amount of appreciation
according to the County ap-
praisers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21

accepted principle of prohibiting
permanent residence In a com
mercial zone.
. Under this proposal, the au
thority of the council would be
circumvented in the final deci
sion on coming for apartments.
If apartments are needed In
commercial zones the tract
should be reclassified to RIO.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21
Papa Is All,

Papa Is ALL" comedy with
a Pennsylvania Dutch setting,
Will be the seasons final play
of the Garrett Players. 1t will
be given at the Garrett Park
School at $3.50 pm. next Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday.
The Adak sun., 1959-06-01
VOLUME " NUMBER 22

7HRfe~ SERVICE BATTLE CONTINUES house appr opriations subc omit ittee r. dded boat to the throe-service feud bout ease. The Navy oritioiz zed both the Army aid 25 billion dollars hod been spent on Toold be obs ole to. Tho Army also issued ons systems and p1ygging the Amys role In other issues. Vice Adm. Lyman Richt new conventi ona1 ly-powere super aircraft aid the vessel would qui ckly bec one obs ollars to build the carri CT, but house 1"o the proposal. A NEW e~6. E-o'S NAMED The Navy has named 994 new senior chi efs nd l5l new Master chiefs as the second 3st of extra-pay reef ents for the new cp en1i grades. The rates are retro tive to Moy l6o
 The new and two star chiof petty .1fzoers will req: ize on averaeo $25 and .a@ month, respectively. in addi tion to resent pays
 Master Chief and Semi or Chief pay grades covide two hi ghar supervisory yungs on "a enlisted a:'7tszic ement 1addors off ering 2listed pers or*:si a broader oerao- pat- 3'~o
 f;~8 and E.so pay grades were estanli shed result of the Coord iner Commi ttee ecomendeti and the Kildoy Bill, whioh as signed into law year ago.
 (NAVNETS)
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BOX l53-v, STAR

PILE CLERK: permanent position
with electronie organization; must
have knoWledge OF typing:i 5-day
week. company dement's. Call per.
sonnet. HU. 3-5205.
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TYPISTS
TEMPORARY

Large organization needs . number
OF temporary typists durinE tbs
fall ana winter months. age l6
TO So.
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RELp WOMEN

HOsTEss WANTED. white, nirht.
s scsa sDs ave. II nv, ss'''n' s4is Con
HQpsEkEEPER C0MPANI0N I,
middlsssesd cstholic white wor,a.
IN IN exchange Inv. and cook.
lnG. Only 2 In family KefeTenees
state details. Bot 407.L, star.
HOUsKKREPER, sxpsrienced. liv,
r.. room and board: 2 adults
JUNIOR CLERK. sTENO., exper. .
record keepine: lse. housing DE-.
velopment: Alex; 8 days: health
and retirement proGTam: vaeA-
ton. Call XII. a-6400.
LAB, TEcHNIcIANs = Research
and development laboratory IN
Falls church-visnna, Va arei
rs OR MT
Experience with wsrburs-radio-
isetopie and hematolosieal tech
BIS OR Mt
With farming or experience In
drue evAluation In pharniacody-
namics. Unusual opportunity with
ieading organization IN neld OF
blological research. 40-hr., b.dAS
week. Employe dement's includine
profit sharing, Please state edu'
cation, experience. SALARY re-
auired and date available. DO,
gel. star.
LADIES, white, SARAH COVENTRY
fashion show directors wanted o
aflee. car and phone helDful: wOrl
part or full time; earn extri
Christmas money. 10. T-7S64
LADY, AMBITIOUS, REFINED. viii
car: opportunity 10 learn 500.
business; full or part time: $500
year Box I1l-n, Star.
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RELp WOMEN
.AAaaaaanaaA.

o VIZ :. s;, " work :s, s'Il
efts ~, $1,000.
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SERVICE STATION
NIGHT MANAGER
LUHRICATION MAN

nXPER. AND REPER. NEEDED
Drive-ln ESQ Service Ctr
a0l7 VA. AVE. NV.
Mr.. Dixon No Phone Calls
SERVICE STATION sALEsMRN--
hiTn cbnei graduates, ~ to 81
opportupity for permA nent eonnec
tion; 45:hour week, etartine sal.
afy $s3s per month plus bonu'
after so days. Automatic Increases
,slsr. kmploye hsnsnts. SUN.
OIL COMPANY. 1910 Conn. ave
NV.
sHEET-METAL MECHANIC for due
work, In virginia area. Call c. J
PAYNE, JE. 4.5643,
SHEET METAL. cutter and down.
spout men and helpers; top vases
experienced only. RE. 6-s2s3.
SHOE SALESMAN, exper. family
ai5e Wilson BLVD. krl. Jk
N-NWVNs
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hELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT. young woman. "a
dsgfe9 Ia Account. desirable but
not nee. Good start. sal; b-dey,
3S-hr. Wk,: pension plan. preiii.
.harinE plan and othsr, ssnsrous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19

NIGHT CARETAKER. animal shel-
tiers; live In; comfortable furn.
apt. for eple. and sal. NO. 7-6f3O.
on b RNER MECHANIC. ifst
class; permanent Job for rifht per-
SEN xeHRlIL H CO. TuT me- AI IcS E
strand e., Alexsndris. KI. e-sgIl,
OWNER OPERATORS
ss o:a pis sESst' ana snd : :sS: tGI
both swsshinston and Baltimore.
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CASHIER

CLERK, white. for Kent Viliaee
Apts.- Rental Once. Pleasant teIs-
phone manner, sccurate and rapid
with figures, rome typing and nj
ing: 35-hr. VI. csll Mr., CLARK,
2 TO 4 wkdays.. SP. $4,000
CLERK CASHIER, white, to age so
TO work in Cashiers once OF gro
Gerry store, doing varied work
should be shle to handle money
week, vacation with pay. For IN
terview for appointment, call Mr.
CARVER. D1 7.s250.
CLERK sTENOGRAPHER. large
bonding company; excel. workins
conds,. hrs. $3.50 to $3.50. NE
S-@aps
CLERK.STENO, accounting dept.
bookkeeping BACKGROUND or exper
Start. S3.640. Phone ID. 1892
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ADJUSTOR

Desirable opening for ag-
Gfessive young man. age 2i.
Is, single man preferred.
with large financial accept
snee cooperation. Must be
nigh school grad, ~ man
We select will be trained for
future position Of RESPONSE
bility. VIII furnish trainee
with late model car and
many frinRe benefits. Fer
interyiev. phone Mr.. FOTT.
JU. S.s4O0.
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PHARMACIST

White, registered in Dis
trict. for prescription only.
pharmacy in NV. Washing
ton. Excellent hours. No
nights. v day SATURDAY. no
Sunday or holidays. Closed
day before most holidays.
Salary open. Permanent po-
sition. Available now. Box
73-L, star. Replies conn.,
Dental.
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RECEIVING AND
RECORD CLERK

ton. Apply In person. c. q.
EERs. us 18th ST., n.T.. Mr..
O'Drien.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC, for
All yeAr.rouna service Job. in heat
ing and cooling: must have own
transportation; heating sxper. not
c 6ississ5y A APRSalff q NkNES ENTSR
u d SS sS Ss.s c.nts' az. sS' 10 cant an.
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MATTRESSES

For cocktail lounge: must be experi-
enced. neat and attractive. Very
high earnings. No phone calls ac-
ceDted. 1881 Conn. ave.
WHITE, middle-aged. TO supervise
hotel kitchens purchase. issue and
preparation Of food. Apply in per.
son TO Mr., Worrell, manager, GEN.
ERAL. WASHINGTON INN, Fred
erickkburg, Va.
WHITE WOMEN, 25 to so, part
time, 2 to . pm. for sales dept
Earnings above average. BOX 103-
J. Star.
YOUNG LADY, for inventory con-
troll. some typine; excel. oppor :.
good sal. fringe benefits Boz
1891. Star.
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LIBRARY AIDE
LIBRARIAN

AxoxbkAkt4fAAN
To age IS. for new position a
librarian in international labol
union headquarters. formal train
ing ana experience. In hbrar,
science essential, 35-hour week
paid benefits; Box 1e4.L. star.
MANAcEn .;.ih .oI &C. SIouPIE . W +
E wiz Box aI $685.. III Star .os.Ae'
MANICURIsT, full or part time
for our Silver Spring sailor: 5000
salary. Apply EMILE. $3.50 Ga
ave. or 1921 Conn. ave, Di. q
1920.
MANICURIsT, part time, n ". shop
GOOD salary. Gail RA. $4,000.
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIsT, som.
typine: 40-hour week: salAr'
commemorate with experisnee
MEDICAL SECRETARY : RECEP
ZIONIST. must be young and 1t
tractive, experience IN typlng
shorthand and bookkeeping. Down
town air-ecpd. euildins; Car help
MOTHER with car to drive . chill
from ! to $50 pm. in sxchanG'
for tuition for ! child: educa
tional program, morning snack
warm lunch. afternoon snack
COLLEGE PARK NURSERY. DA'
Care Center, a051 Autoviile Or.
COLLEGE Park. WE. b.O29S.
NURSE, registered. preferable an
esthesia experienced. for position
Silver sprins oral sursery once
III. 7-7H2A.
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HELp MEN

':ss:.s s!al, I;s|,.. ,ISS.sIn'e y. '' !:
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SALESMAN

otMIs
SALESMAN
For mems shop, must have selling
LATTs. 9f0 i4th st. nv.
Statesmen
BEN HUNDLEY TIRE CO. has an
opening in their wholesale depart
the right man, Experienced pre-
ferred but not necessary. Apply
In person. 3446 list st. NV.
statesmen
Age Is no deterrent In your ability
held both interesting and profit
able. All calls are quAlifled leads.
Retired Army ofneers as well as
young men with responsibilities
can make $4,000 yearly. Let US
Mn. SMITH. DE. 2-6.4O.
Statesmen to sell clothing, furni-
ture, jewelTy and household goods
on credit: outside work In d. C..
and Va; full or part time. Work
for . store that Is well known:
should earn $1,000 per year or
more. UNION cLOTHIERs, as
Statesmen ca, exper.. with car,
for our Mural Stone division. we
have the best deal in Washington.
No canyassing. All leads fur
ntshed. Our men are earning top
salaries in the area. Apply BILT-
WELL CO., 92n W st. NV, 10
10 ~ an. weekdays.
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JANITOR

For modern NV. elevator apt. bids. 4;
exper.; must have refs: salary.
$40 mo. plus 1-bedrm. apt. WE.
1-U036. t
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BOOKKEEPER


CAB DRIVERS
Earn $50 or more; B-day VIZ; driy.
ms for MONTGOMERY CAB CO
OIL $4,000.
commandments. for super
market. exper. nee. Apply FED.
ERAL SUpERMARKET. 243C
Penna. ave. NV.
CAsHIERi with knowledge Of typ
ing, for mems store; prefersb1y
age 30 70 IS. Write Box 16b-L, Star
CASHIER. white. between 30;
must be neat and attrae.: day.
Ev enTssoi Call Mr.. DAVID. ma
cisHIER:FooD CHECKER, szp.r
Hours, pm. TO ] am, Apply
Aft. n:30 pm. MIcHEL's 9. 1920
VERMONT AVE. NV. CLOSED
CAsHIER.TYPIsT-Y6ung lady fol
once work In downtown jewelry
store Pleasant WORKING conds, and
many company benefits. Apply In
person to Mr. HARKINS, 1904 =
st. NV
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN to call on local dTui
aAd variety trade with full linz
housewares. hardware, etc. Guar.
anteed salary. Reply Box 1871
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YOUNG MAN
ASST. S SsEfS@s Rrvr !"

swrTcHRo,A!RS oaE iT AND
Lee. nv, apt. bldg,; must be sober
and reliable. Write Box a4-E.
star. include adequate informa-
ton ana references. Snapshot de-
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Night Auditor

Monday through saturday
midnisht e 9 An. needed
~ large Washineton corr.
erons company dement's
(, BOX COL, STAR
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With training or experience In drus
evaluation In acknowledgements:
unusual opportunity. with leading
ORGANIZATION. in field Of bioiogical
research: 4O-hr., 5-day week. en-
ploye benefits. including profit
:haIins: Please state education,
date availahle. BOZ 6l.L. atar,
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White. over II: this is part time
work, week ends, and 3 or 4 meals
during the week: Must be active,
s shiSgld c. in M Silver k Spring roll II
HOUSE for details, JU. 9-350i.
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To represent firm sellinE indust
heating and processing equip. In
Baltimore and Wash. area. Must
have engineering or technical back.
ground. pref. in heating 1eld; lib
eral salary and commission with
ear furn. Box 403-L, star.
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HOSTESSES
HOT SLOPES III
CAFETERIAS

Day or night hours. 3 or 9 day
week. Good salary, free meals and
uniforms furnished. Must have
good appearance. We will train
= you. Apply TO employment once
1871 q ct. NV.
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PORTER

For apt. bldg. days = to g. Perm;
ref Apply manager, KENNEDY
WARREN. 3l33 Conn. ave. NV.
PORTER, colefed. experienced: q
am. til 5 Pm; steady work;
NV. apt building. Apply with
references, resident manager. 4
am. to 9 pm, 1900 Connecticut
ave. NV.
PORTeR, colored, experienced with
switchboard. Apply THE EDDY
STONE APIS, 1901 Vermont
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JUNIOR EXECUTIVE sALEs-LaTs.
MA for two men Who can m uS SShf
for its estate planning division.
Men now engaged in this division
are earning from $4,000 10 $50
600, Particularly interested in
junior executives in Industry who
must move to iind larger earning
possibilities. Box AGE, Star.
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SCHOOL MONEY UNLIMITED
AVON cosmetics OFFER opport. to
make TO $40 Q day. No expert
ence necessary: earnings start ct
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UPHOLSTEhEH
Experienced. for exclusive furnl-
ture store, good hours. pleasant
WORKING conditions, group hos
pItslization. Call Mr.. JOHNSON
I'm A.Sa44.
wAITER-Have opening for . full
time waiter. apply In person. No
phone calls. ROYAL ANGUS RES
TAURANT, 1886 Columbia I'd. NV.
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G~ioAo6
Mode in ltelY
RnekH
Mode In IioIY

Open an OPTION charge account
SELECT YOUR own PLAN
s months, 4 months, 80 days
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Frondizi Voices Gloom
Over Stote of Nation

BUENos AIRES. May 1
tAP).-President Arturo From
dizi today delivered a gloomy
tate-of-the-nation message
and pledged 10 push his unpop-
ular austerity program for eco
nomic sterilization.
In an annual message 10 a
joint session Of the Argentine
Congress. Mr.. Frondizi adj
mitted his government has not
yet achieved the aims Of In
ternal peace and stability out
lined when he took ONCE a year
ago today.
Despite efforts 10 re-estab-
lish democratic freedoms. the
graying lawyer-president said
his government was forced 10
impose a modified form OF mar
tial law throughout the coun-
try because Of "clear evidences
Of insurrectional violence"
He charged Communists and
hackers Of former Dictator Juan
d. Peron with promoting chaos
and anarchy. He blamed the
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being used only for peaceful
observation"
The United States has al
ready supplied small arms 10
Panama 10 bolster the coun-
try's lightly armed defense
force Of 5000 guardSmen.
In Havana, the Castro gov
eminent detained Reuben Miro,
who had announced both In
Cuba and New YORK that he
was rounding up forces 10 IN
wade Panama and overthrow
Mr.. de Ia ouardia. He Is a
cousin Of Roberto Arias. for
mer Panamanian diplomat ac-
cused by Mr.. de Ia Guardia
OF masterminding the revolt
against his government.
Mr.. Arias repeatedly slipped
ashore on April 10 on the south
coast with q small band OF
armed men. For six days he
eluded guardsmen before get
ting political asylum in the
Brazilian Embassy. He is await
ing a decision on his appeal Ia
the Panama government for q
safe conduct to Brazil.
The invasion force includes
one man claiming to be a
United States citizen. He said
he was Gilberto Vispar Of New
York City. and that he was
born In Puerto Rico. He was
one Of the four who conferred
with the GAS team on sur
render terms.
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Open Mon., Thurs. and Fri.
$50 to $50
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watch Maintained

Meanwhile, Panama and her
sister American republics kept
watch against some 800 ad-
ditional invaders Panamanian
authorities have said put out
Cuba earlier this week.
There have been no reports
that the two or more boatloads
of men have been sighted, but
United States naval planes
equipped with special radar
were patrolling OF the little
Central American republic to
sound an alert.
Two Neptune Flying Phan-)
tom patrol bombers left the
Naval Air Station at Jackson
vile, Fla, yesterday for duty
of Panama and will be at the
disposal Of the GAS. While on
patrol they will be based at the
United States Naval Station al
Guantanamo Bay. Cuba.
The United States mine
sweeper Falcon and two other
naval ships also began patrol
ling the coast on the lookout
for invasion craft.
An GAS spokesman empha'
sized that all foreign ships were
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we're leaving 10 surrender or 70
escape capture. zzssi.- % -si-.
The leader OF the Cuban In
vasion band said earlier he and
his men were ready TO sur
render Internationally and
submit 10 Panamanian courts.
Some Stay Behind
The spokesman said the gov
ernment's information was that
about so men left the Carib-
bean coastal town OF Nombre
de Dios and the remainder OF
the s9-man group stayed be-
hind.
Cesar Vega. the former Va
vana nightclub owner who led
the expeditionary force ashore
six days ago. said he would re-
turn TO the invaders base at
Nombre de Dios TO get formal
approval from his men. But he
said a quick opinion poll showed
the discouraged adventures
want q quick settlement.
A government ofiicial said an
agreement concluded with the
help Of neutral diplomats from
the Organization Of American
States gave Mr.. Vega until
noon to signal a final surrender.
After that the National Guard
planned to move in and try
capturing any holdouts, he said.
No Contact for Hours
The invaders headed out Of
Nombre de Dios well before
noon for a jungle road connect
ing with the main highway
across the narrow isthmus Of
Panama, the government re-
ported.
The road energies onto the
main highway about 80 miles
from Panama City. The gov
eminent spokesman said nc
contact between the invaders
and the Guardsmen is expect
ed for several hours.
"We are optimistic about
reaching a settlement within a
few days." said a spokesman for
the f1ter-American team Of dip
lomats trying to end the threat
to Panamanian President Err
nesto de la Guardia's govern
ment.
Mr.. Vega said he was re-
spending to direct surrender
appeals from Cuban Premier
Fidel Castro, his brother Raul
commander of the Cuban
armed forces, and the Organ
ization of American States.
Insisting the expedition had
no support from the Cubar
government, Mr.. Vega said the
invaders had been told Pana-
manians would rally to theil
support.
He said the invaders. in
spired by reports Panama is un-
happy under its present gov.
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nations wave Of strikes and dis
orders on "some who tried 10
use democracy and freedom TO
serve inferior ends"
All this has upset his plans
for Arsentina's economic de-
velopment, he said.
Early this week Mr.. Frondizi
signed a decree outlawing Com
munist activities. He also was
reporting wedding Communist
and Peronist sympathizers out
OF his government under pres
sure from military chiefs and
others.
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Flyer Died to Bar
Crush in City
~ ANKIIIRT nnrn

FRANKFURT. Germany, May
l (AP).-A 27-year-old Ports
mouth (Val pilot. killed when
his crippled jet plane crashed
Wednesday. Is believed 70 have
refused 10 bail out In order 70
fly his plane away from busy
Frankfurt.
Air Force officials said 1t
David L. Hengel. stationed at
Ramstein Air Base IN West
Germany, rode his plane TO tile
ground. II hit a weather shack
near a runway Of Rhine-Main
airport and 1t. Hengel and a
German weather observer we're
killed.
officials said he was over the
heart OF Frankfurt at miui-
mum altitude for parachute es-
cape"
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Air Station today for their
annual inspection.
Rear Admiral Allen Smith
jr.. chief Of Naval Air Reserve
training. will head the in
spection staff.
A reception will be held at
the Sheraton Park Hotel at
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Admiral to Inspect
Air Reservists Today

Naval Air reservlsts Of the
Washington area. 1900 strong,
line up in their best military
manner at the Anacostia Naval
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eminent. paid for their own
arms and uniforms and are
not mercenaries as the Pana-
ma government has charged
Arias Role Denied
Mr.. Vega also denied govern
ment claims that Roberto Arias
husband Of British Ballerina
Dame Margot Fonteyn and son
Of q former Panamanian Presi-
dent. helped organize the In
vasion.
Mr.. Vega and three Others
Of his party were flown 10 the
United States controlled Cana
Zone yesterday TO talk with the
peace mission sent from WASH
ington by the 2i-nation GAS.
An GAS spokesman refused
10 divulge details Of the all
night conference held at the
United States Albrook Air Force
Base.
Mr.. de Ia Guardia had de-
manded unconditional sur
render Of the invaders, who he
charged were hired by Pana-
manian opponents Of his re.
gilne. He did promise to spare
their lives.
Col. Bolivar Vallarino, chiei
of Panama's National Guard
had countermanded orders tC
attack the invading expedition
holed up in the small town Of
Nombre de Dios, 20 miles from
the northern end Of the canal
II thing everything is going
to be settled" he told news
men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-01
Ponomo Troops Move
To Intercept Invaders

PANAMA, May (AP).-The main body OF the Cuban m
vaders left OF Nombre de Dos today and struck out
toward Panama City, government spokesman reported
National ouardSmen sent 10 intercept the rebe
column II was Immediately clear whether the invaders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-01
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