text: S' 1 % ~jjl ■lllfis - « ||r g| 't w V jIJ f- j # rußi n ■ v ■ /I* <»< x. il b i i<s _ 'W|l ’ B7 *%*\K gL Tg H^^MjgHgppiij **\ V// - am* W HP 1! •'i W " ■ • - -:• **F» ■• %%» % * * « -& wk Bjk' K " BW' ■■• ;: * HAPPY HEADS OF STATE —Egyptian President Gamal Nasser waves and smiles as he rides with his host, Yugoslav President Tito, on arrival yesterday on the Island of Brioni, Adriatic retreat of Marshal Tito. Indian Prime Minister Nehru joined the pair for three-cornered talks today.—AP Wirephoto. Tito, Nasser and Nehru Meet to Exchange Views PULA, Yugoslavia, July 18 VP).—Three leaders of world neutrality from three continents met today for a widely awaited exchange of views. Prime Minister Nehru of India joined President Tito of Yugoslavia and President Nasser of Egypt at this seaport town. He flew from Paris in an Indian Air Force plane. Then the three went off to Marshal Tito's vacation villa on the Adriatic island of Brioni, 7 miles away. Mr. Nehru seemed tired but in good spirits as he descended the plane ramp in Pula with his daughter, Mrs. Indira Gandhi. Yugoslav youngsters presented him with a bouquet of gladiolas. Security men held Back to the back, correspondents as Mr. Nehru made a statement for the Belgrade radio, but at the last moment allowed them through in time to catch his final words: “My last visit to Yugoslavia still is fresh in my memory, so I am glad to be back again.” A transcript of all his remarks showed he merely expressed pleasure at being here and avoided politics. Scant Time for Talk An unofficial schedule given to newsmen allowed only three hours at the most for the British conferences between the three men, underscoring a feeling here that no major developments could be expected. The talks, closed to newsmen, are expected to deal primarily with the Nationalist-French conflict in Algeria, inclusion of smaller nations in the big-power disarmament discussions and funneling of economic aid to underdeveloped countries through the U. S. Social activities take up the host of the time before Mr. Nehru. LOST ADDRESS BOOK, green leather, 4x5; also blue-covered address book. May bank statement and tel bill: name, Virginia Wilson. Reward. OL. 4-4859. after 5 p.m. 19* CARD CASE, black leather, with indentation papers, credit card, driver's permit, etc., Initials P. K R: possibly vicinity Owens, Md.: reward. RA. CAT, sealpoint, Siamese, male, dark in color: "Nappy"; vie. Anacostia rd. ae.; reward. LP. 1-1:16. COAT, short, light green, handmade: lost Thursday afternoon, possibly at Thom Me An shoe store. Reward. LA W-4TA9. after 5 p.m. COLLIE PUPPY, female, lost or strayed, vie. 12th and Irving sts. nw. Reward. Phone HO, DOG, cocker spaniel, black, near-old female, name "N" osey”: between Be DOG. springer spaniel, puppy. Uver and white: tan leather collar. OL. *2-4099. DOG. cocker spaniel, male, b l ***: wie. National Airport: answers to ‘Timmie’: reward. OL. d-:i4:th. DOG. DACHSHUND IS YEARS MALE. BLACK AND RED NAMED ”RUBTY”; REWARD: VICINITY OF ”1st AND P STS N.W.'CALL NO. 7-2148 OR JE. .T-22M. DOG. collie, puppy. 3 mos old. sable and white: vie Woodacres and Bum jyerj reward. OL 6-2285. EARRING, with moonstone, surrounded by white stone.s: reward. NINA MYERS. Hudson 3-HIJS. EARRING, wing-shaped, with pearl and diamond stones; reward. Call WA 7-7748 GLASSES, green eftie in taxi, between California and 15th and K n.w. Tues., a.m.: reward. DE. 2-6226. LADYS’ BLOUSE, white polka dot, with blue trim, in Custom Shop box on Carter Barron parking service express bus: reward. OL 4-6245. PARAKEET, areen, band on: “Petey”; vice, Conn Ave. Estates. Reward. Call LO. 4-6160. PARAKEET, light blue, numbered band on leg Saturday afternoon. Reward. OL, 7-2ttU3. PARAKEET, talking, male, turquoise, blue "George-Porgie”; vice, firehouse. Tak pma Park: reward. JU. ft -HR «»ft. PARAKEET, blue, band on left leg; vice of Cherrydale, Va. Reward. Call JA 1-4661 POCKETBOOK, black, containing billfold with identification cards: initials C B H. Phone EX. 3-4120. fet.j»44w. PUPPY, brown and white, no tall, long ears; name. Zlggy; vice. Lincolnia. Sunday. Reward. FL. 4-6465. SUITCASE, lady's, white. Initials J. V s. Monday, July 9. In vicinity of 4600 Arkansas ave. Reward. OT. 4 -92 60. WATCH, white gold. Olehdorf, between Lansburgh's and 14th and F Street, NW; reward. EM. 3-2655. WATCH, lady's. Hamilton, white gold, with gray band lost last Friday, vicinity Conn, and K NW; reward. JU. WATCH, lady's Elgin; lost downtown or vicinity 22nd at. and Penns, Ave. NW; reward. Return Quebec House, South, lobby. WRIST WATCH. Elgin, yellow gold, lady's, Victoria House, South, and 14th and Porter Streets; reward. Return Quebec House, South, lobby. WRIST WATCH. Marvel, diamond trim; value 1300 blk. 14th St. NW; liberal reward. NO, 7-1941 FOUND. CAT. all white, vie Buo Rollins dr.1 Alex Owner or good Va. home. K1 ft-.1t.M1. _ DIAMOND KING. Betheada-Chevy Chase area. Describe and give Inscription to Bog 1 tfl-R. Star. _________ DOG. beagle, female, trl-colored. tan roller: vie. 700 Putman pi.: owner or good Va _ home. KL t-asftft. DOG. beagle punpy. female, white and I tan; vie. MOO South Payne st.; owner! _or good Va. home. KI t-.'lftsW. i DOG, female, part Manchester black! and brown; found vie. 14th and Van Buren sta n.w very friendly with! children; owner or good home. HE! <--HL OOG—Bm«n black ferail, in beat: I near South and Biltmore. Owner con- 1 t. HU 8-H546. PARAKFf, Toun, blue and, rare. Monday, July 14. In ~e. area. PARAKF. blue, vie. of Green Acre, -rau OL 4-K4l. ( and President Nasser fly on to Egypt tomorrow. Marshal Tito, President Nas ser and their staffs held discussions at Brioni before Mr. Nehru's arrival. The most tangible development of President Nasser's week long visit in Yugoslavia was expected to be an arrangement for further talks in August on an exchange Of Egyptian cotton for Yugoslav manufactured goods. Algerians Offer Memo Four Algerian Nationalists asked the Yugoslav government for permission to present a memorandum on the Algerian situation to the meeting of the three leaders. Ferhat Abbas, who dissolved his party of the Democratic manifesto to join the Algerian national liberation front, said the memorandum is a restatement of the Nationalist position. His group wants the Algerian population to settle the political future of the North African territory. Abbas and Ahmed Fvances. Mohammed Lamine and Mohammed Yazid arrived here late last night. The Egyptians attempted to attribute large significance to the special notices. 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I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any debts contracted for by anyone other than myself. ROBERT SCROOGIN, 1916 E St. NW, Washington, DC. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any bills made by anyone other than myself. WILLIAM HARD MULLIN, Woodley Rd., Clinton, Md. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE. For any debts contracted for by anyone other than myself. EVERETT F. PARKER, 241 12th st. s.e. Wash. NOTICE IS HEREBY applicant MYRA MABBURN MILLS, (fade name. Mt. Vernon Market: location of business. 1 Hi block off Fort Hunt rd. on Cedar St. Hunter Station. Fairfax County. I intend to apply to the Virginia Alcohol Beverage Control Board at its offices in the Virginia ABC Bldg., 205 4th st., Richmond, Virginia, on the 29th day of July, 1936, for a license to sell beer and wine off sale at the above location. CARROLL C. MILLS and manager. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the shareholders of the Capitol City Savings Loan Association for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting will be held on Thursday, July 19, 1956, at 7 p.m., at the office of the association, 2010 Rhode Island ave. n.e. COOL COMFORT Barilla class, room. Sully air conditioned You can learn the advantages of your choice in cool comfort. Taught to you by native teacher. The famous Berlita Method makes large diversion. Rudy's fascinating experience Call today. PRINCIPAL SCHOOL OF VEWU I A LANCUAGE 1701 K ST. N.W. ST. 1-0010 ENGINEER GOVERNMENT RELATIONS Prominent Notional Manufacturer Al Automatic Temperature and Humidity Control has operated for Electrical engineering graduate to Contact Government design and construction agencies. Grow with new department. Attractive company bant to. JOHNSON SERVICE CO. 2117 M St. N.W. NA. $-0104 1 " *« 24-hour meeting. But Yugoslav sources predicted there would be nothing more dramatic than a restatement of known positions. Mr. Nehru said just before his departure this morning from France: “We will meet as old friends, not as a kind of conference to solve every problem.” Ham Radio Appeal Gets Drug for Baby NEW YORK, July 18 (/Pl. “The bleeding has stopped. The baby is in good condition. Everybody else is very, very grateful to all of you.” That was the message a ham radio operator in Leopoldville, Belgian Congo, flashed to a ham radio operator on Staten Island here yesterday. It signaled the successful completion of a 6.966-mile mission of mercy. The baby is Jean Luc-Poll, 2, a victim of hemophilia who had been slowly bleeding to death in a Leopoldville clinic. Julian Boca, the Leopoldville ham operator, sent out a message about the boy’s plight last Saturday. A Staten Island ham, Harry Fendt, picked up the radio pipe. A drug distributor quickly supplied a quantity of the blood-clotting drug parenogen. Then an airline sped the life-saving medicine to the African city. Residential and Commercial Real Estate Sales Mortgage Insurance. Haxdall H. Haoxbb & Company INCORPORATED. Real Estate, Founders, and Manufacturers. Established 1891. 1421 Connecticut Avenue N.W. Telephone: Decatur 2-3600. Only Campbell's Can Make This Offer. We teach you to play the Hammond Organ for 2 months' rental and private letion, as exclusive dealers for the complete line of Hammond Organs, we are in a position to put a beautiful new 2-keyboard (manual) Hammond Organ in your home for 2 full months, give you private lessons and music—for only $60. During this time you will be taught to play the Hammond Organ to your satisfaction—even if you know absolutely nothing about music. No other organization in the city has the teaching facilities or the variety of instruments to make this offer. HAMMOND ORGANS, STEINWAY PIANOS, HAMMOND ORGANS, STEINWAY PIANOS, HAMMOND ORGANS, STEINWAY PIANOS. More Air Safety Funds Requested by President By the Associated Press. President Eisenhower has asked Congress for an additional $68,043,000 for the Civil Aeronautics. Administration to speed up development of a five-year air traffic safety program. This step is aimed at meeting the increased use of commercial jet transports in the immediate future. White House Press Secretary: James C. Hagerty said the decision to speed up the program was not related directly to the collision of two airliners over the Grand Canyon recently, although that accident emphasized the need for increased fire-safety facilities. The President sent his request to the Senate yesterday with the view to having the money included in the next supplemental appropriations bill. Congress is expected to pass before it adjourns. The money is part of an overall $246 million plan for which Congress already has appropriated $40 million for the current year. Sergeant Slain By 3 on Cyprus NICOSIA, Cyprus, July 18 (/P). — A Royal Air Force sergeant was shot dead by three masked men yesterday while he was visiting a pretty Greek Cypriot woman on the outskirts of Nica. The victim was only paulted clothed when the three gunmen entered the house and opened fire. Investigators were unaware whether it was a crime of passion or the work of anti-British Greek Cypriot extremists. Police detained the girl, curvy, dark-haired Nita Georghou, after finding a photograph of her in Greek Army uniform. Delving into the background of the 25-year-old girl, they found she had suspected strong Greek Nationalist sympathies, and visited Greece last March for Independence Day celebrations. The name of the sergeant was not released. On the political front, Lord Radcliffe said last night he came to Cyprus to draw up recommendations for a constitution and his mission did not. I depend on negotiating with anyone, The British law expert gave that explanation in the face of refusal by Greek Cypriots to consult with him. Lord Radcliffe arrived last Saturday for a fact-finding survey, since his arrival, Greek Cypriots have advised him the only person who can negotiate is their exiled leader, Archbishop Maharaz, who was deported last March to the Seychelles Islands in the Indian Ocean. The fiscal year, which started July 11, included $54,075,000 for new facilities, including $21,795,000 for a communications network and operating facilities to extend air traffic controls “to all air space over 15,000 feet.” $14,130,000 for procurement of additional long-range radar. $11,270,000 for purchase of 23 airport surveillance radars to go into cities meeting established criteria. $6,880,000 for procurement of additional short-range aviation aids to increase the capacity of traffic control systems. The remaining $13,968,000 was sought for operating expenses in connection with the expansion of the Federal airways system in view of the anticipated greater use of commercial jet transport sooner than originally anticipated. Mr. Hagerty emphasized that the request was part of the five-year program developed some time ago by the Commerce Department, the Air Co-ordinating Committee, and others. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT MEANS SUCCESSFUL OPERATION. 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