THI EVENING STAR tty treaty and administrative Wtthinftaa, 0. C, Saturday, Mey 31, IMP Count Offers Aid A-2 Senate Wheat 3 Legal Moves Face agreement. St. Louis Guild In Oakes Case The meeting the eighth since the negotiations began HAVANA, May (AP),— 23 last October at Japan’s request Frees Reliefer Airman in Wife's Count Alfred de Marigny, once Court Ceiling Bill Death Strikers Okay —reportedly was devoted to tried and acquitted A 36-year-old Andrews Air for the amendment of the administra- Force Base airman, charged in murder of Sir Harry Oakes, his tive agreement. Who Profited in Stocks the death of his pregnant wife, father-in-law. said yesterday Goes today is in jail awaiting three Agreement to House would NEW YORK, May 33 (API— separate legal proceedings. he be happy to return a* tht urniitd p»u jH ST. LOUIS, May 33 (AP).— Harry Bcbweltaer, the canny The 200-pound dental tech- H to Nassau and “help clear up MMMEII A Senate wheat bill, capped nician faces: Striking members of the Amer- this matter onoe and for all." ltd relief cheat who parlayed ican Newspaper Guild voted JIM by a surprise $35,000 celling on An inquest jet the District “This should have been dime nickel* and dime* from hi* Morgue Monday last night to accept an agree- at the time it happened,” Government price support* to in the death he welfare dole into a modest of his wife, ment that apparently will end told a reporter at his modest Mrs. Nins Louise 92-day-old Wall Street fortune, has cot any one farm or fanner, goes Houser, 33. their strike against home in a suburb of Havana. ips&s! to the House Monday. Its fate A hearing the Olobe-Democrat. The vote The Bahamas House of As- iff scot free. He’s square with before United ¦•X 455-X Stmr there is uncertain. States Commissioner James F. was unanimous. sembly has voted unanimously the world now. Publisher Richard Amberg to ask stopgap legislation Splaln Tuesday. Scotland Yard to renew "This man Is the poor man’s The deal- Prosecution in District Court said the morning newspaper the investigation of the 15- Bernard Baruch.” said Mr. ing with the Nation's multi- on the first degree murder can resume publication a week year-old murder case. wheat surplus after Bchweltser’s lawyer in refer- billion-dollar was charge against him. the agreement takes Cyril Stevenson, who intro- WORLD S MOST FAMOUS hammered out yesterday Magruder effect. All is ab- the calling the noted in District Coroner A. that remains duced resolution for STEAK ence to financier. more than eight hours of Sen- an autopsy proval by the guild’s national the renewed probe, new HOUSE! day MacDonald said said On a pittance of sl.lO a ate floor debate and voting. showed death was due to as- headquarters in Washington. evidence is in the hands of after rent, Mr. Schweitzer was Unless the Senate and House phyxiation as a result of smoth- That is expected within a few Raymond Schindler, an Amer- able to go into the market and agree on a bill and President ering and strangulation. r/Jm days. ican detective who figured in portfolio of stocks Eisenhower signs it before June However, Assistant United The executive committee of the original inquiry. In New amass a DONALD HOUSER the guild’s Louis York, however, worth $21,000. It took him 1, the present law probably States Attorney Edward Trox- Bt. local also Mr. Schindler STEAKS Slaying voted for says years. SBSjr must continue. The House has ell said it will be up to tht Held in the agreement shortly he has no new evidence about 10 wm been working on its own court after the striking members ap- but thinks a new investigation Judge wheat whether Airman 2''c Mitchell D. Schweitzer bill. Donald L. Houser 1* competent proved it. would be a good thing. —no relation—looked the 75- to stand trial whether he ¦ ¦ * The beaten body Sir Harry, year-old over or Began February of relief chlseler Benson Opposes Measure will be found insane at the Strike 31 a multimillionaire, was found STEAKS yesterday and complained: Senate ap- time of the crime. 111 The long- in his home July $, 1943. lot of Even before the strike is one of the "You caused me a trou- proved its wheat program for est in recent newspaper history ble." Slashed February the next two years. Secretary Wrists in and the first in the history of •The judge reeeived numerous it Agriculture Benson formally The college-trained veteran the Bt. Louis local. It began letters urging leniency for Mr. STEAKS announced he “recommends of World War been an February when guilds- U. S., Japan him n had 21 332 Confer Schweitzer and praising against enactment” outpatient under the care ofl, y men walked out in support of a fru- for resourcefulness and Mr. Benson contended that an Air Force psychiatrist since demand for a funded pension Again on Treaty gality. February, plan. it would not reduce production last when he at- The Globe-Democrat had TOKYO, May 23 (AP).—For- Then Judge added: tempted by no formal plan, retiring Schweitzer and probably would add to the to commit fulclde em- eign Minister Aiichiro Fuji- STEAKS "Sentence suspended. No proba- costs of a program that has slashing his wrists, police said. ployes on the basis of individual yama day and United States Am- tion.” ¦ taken several billion dollars in He was reporting every to agreements. bassador Douglas Capt. Billet, the security MacArthur XI Mr. Schweitzer could have recent years. Sanford S. Job became an issue today 6 psychiatrist, for consulta- a conferred on revising the received three years for petty Most Senators agreed that base week later, when owner S. I. United States-Japanese secur- ffavfyl larceny. He had pleaded guilty something must be done about tions. Police said it was known Newhouse sold the newspaper’s building last April 7. billions of bushels of surplus that he had suicidal tendencies and mechanical equip- but no inclination ment to RESTAURANT However, he repaid the piled up largely in Gov- homicidal the rival ppst-Dls- noth end K Sts.. N.W. has wheat had been detected. patch, an paper. Department the $17.- ernment hands. afternoon your Opan doily • tOilO p.m. Welfare When the husky, crew-cut Management announced that LARK 11:30 a.m. 000 he accepted from it and the But agreeing on a solution Cloi.d Sunday, and Holiday. airman was brought before Mr. 4 ¦ some jobs would be city isn’t out a cent. A welfare was a different matter. eliminated. will cost you less Satarvahont: NA. 1-4174 HARRY SCHWEITZER Splain yesterday, he was > The guild said a pension representative told the court The first Senate decision was VICTIM This is Mrs. irmm Fill PASKINO AFTI* * P.M. Gets Off Free ordered held without bond plan incorporated in the new the department holds no grudge approval of the $35,000 ceiling Nina Houser, who was Credit Card. Honored —AP Wlrephoto any under the continuance until agreement is similar to one in LEE D. BUTLER against Mr. Schweitzer. on crop supports for killed yesterday. Police H.g'i • effect at the Post-Dispatch. Ml I. ¦ II i SOHOO-—OHBMOMS farmer. May 26. holding The Mr. Schweitzer received $71.10 I are her airman plan is to be by the De- old Calmly Discusses Blaying picture printed secured com- ?????????????????#???*e e e »e?????????????????« a month from Welfare man to return to Wall Victory for William* husband. A mitment against the $25 million partment. Street eventually. yesterday's Star was I I big victory for Sen- Homicide Squad Capt. Law- in ,net worth of the Herald Co. of AN over this oreo, happy fomi- | Mr. Schweitzer still has near-1 But Mr. Schweitzer says: It was a Mrs. Syracuse, » QHlllMiami 83 78 much wheat to feed hia and Washington showers .... p.m. 29 Miles from 4 a.m. 72 4 78 Billinas 55 37 Milwaukee 87 4ii Last Monday he wait on a customer the fire to 75. 5 am. - 73 8 p.m. 7«' Birmingham 84 80 Minneanolls flo 4n chickens. gained headway. The alarm Record Temperatures This Tear Montkomery sailed from San Francisco Virginia—Scattered Highest, 91, on May 9. Bismarck 48 32 89 04 by porter. thunder- January 8 Boise 03 51 New Orleans §9 70 make life in was sounded a Lowest. 11. ob and 17. 93 82 New York 85 08 to a new " storms tonight and turning HUh and Low el Last 24 Hours Boston > HIM). BuHslo 79 52 Norfolk 8V 71 Australia, far from United Ideal Beach cooler in the west and north 88 at 1:20 p.m. Burlimton 80 44 Okie. City 71 50 An Family Low. as. at 8:30 a m. 85 74 Omaha 52 48 Statea Government restric- ADVERTISEMENT J Charleston portions, with lowest 54 to 60 I Tide Tables Charlotte 87 04 Philadelphia 89 70 tions. I (Furnished by the United States Coast 1 Cheyenne 39 37 Phoenix 90 82 as- in the west and north and 60 and Geodetic Survey) In debating its wheat bill Bring your business to 68 in the southwest. Mostly ' Today TomorrowrSfat. Z!42«. 9o yesterday, Senate ap- Htth 9:23 am. 10:14 a.m. . Cleveland 80 55 P’tland. Ora. 79 If48 the sociates for lunch or din- cloudv tomorrow morning fol- ' Cow 3:39 am. 4:31 a.m. .' Columbus 84 84 Ralalth 82 87 proved an amendment > p.m. p.m. . Rapid City 58 35 by clearing cooler in Kish 9:55 10:48 Dallss 77 68 eliminating - ner when you want best lowed and Low 4:3lpm. 5:13 p.m [Denver 47 42 Reno 51 37 the 30 acre City living, yet the spaciousness of country atmosphere. the afternoon. The Son and Moon IDes Moines 68 SO Richmond 89 05 limitation. It in the area. It's the r Rises gets 1Detroit 75 49 Bt. Louis 77 81 was offered food Year-around home site, yet a summer vacation paradise. Lower Potomac and Chesa- today 5:49 ».m. 8:21 p.m. Duluth 54 40 8. Lake City 02 50 by Senator Hart, Democrat in &unun tomorrow 5:48 a.m. 8:23 p.m. . Port Worth 80 64 San Antnnlo 91 05 of Michigan, who men- Old Club Rastaurant The exclusiveness of a distinguished development com- peake Bay—Winds becoming : Moon today 9:41p.m. 7;noa.m. . Preane 78 52 8. Pranctsco 83 54 Parties, wide and tree-lined mostly i Automobile llshts must be turned on i Houston 88 08 Savannah 88 70 tioned the Yankus case. Alexandria far prising 550 acres, yet the roads northeast 10 to 15 miles : one-hall hour after eunset. Huron 54 37 Benttle 73 50 per hour tonight with scattered I Precipitation Indianapolis 82 58 Tampa 90 70 Clubs, Receptions. thoroughfares of a private estate. All this is Hillsmere Month 1959 1958 Av| Record Jackson 90 04 Wichita 08 51 I City Shores. Rolling countryside with magnificent views, thundershowers. Winds will1 January 221 251 324 783 37 I Kansas T 2 55 IsF’ |P* 1 overlooking the broad Chesapeake Bay. miles of sandy U. 5. WtATHi* tUKIAU You Are Invited to Hear I beaches, ideal boat harbors with large piers for the use r 1 of property owners. An opportunity of a lifetime to live The Message of Christian Science and relax in luxury at your own price. In a Free Lecture Entitled: “CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: YOUR LIFE *7SO—TERMS STORY IN A PSALM” by % Organization Earl E. Simms, C.S., of Austin, Texas Smith Bros. Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in -V* Purchattt It be Approved by OrftnlitUon Boston, Massachusetts. , i j j DIRECTIONS SUNDAY, MAY 24, at 3:30 P.M. From P.oc. way, to U. 5. 30,. two

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