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a” € “Z a“ CO LY COO 8? bigs apected to Begin’) NM ptet Jail Sentence Thursday * wey _New York, March 16—(APS. Alger Hiss is expected to begin erving his five-year prison sentence for perjury next week, The U. S. Supreme. Court re- ‘fused last Monday to review the case of the former high-ranking, | State Department official. He was convicted of lying when he told a grand jury he never gave govern- ment secrets to Whittaker Cham- bers, an admitted ex-Communist courier, U. S. Attorney Irving H. Saypol said yesterday that he would agz * that Hiss be sent to prison Thurs- day. He added that Hiss could move within 60 days for modification af' the sentence, but that such action (would not delay. imprisonment. A DATE: 3-/b6- S/ THE EVENING BULLETIN: PHILADELPIHA, PA. PAGE: / EDITION: LUNN: 2 CSTEACVIPT ot 103428