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Evening star., 1955-07-15
Marine 1t. Col. Sigmon
Tokes Air Reserve Post

Anacostia. He earned his wings
at Miami. Fla. in 1sl2. He was
q fighter pilot In the New He
brides and Solomon Islands and
also served in the Okinawa cam
'paign.
In 1851. Col. Sigman served
with Experimental Helicopter
Squadron / at Quantico and later
completed the senior amphihious
warfare course. Later. he served
lin Korea and Japan until 1854.
when he Joined the 2nd Marine
Air Wing at Cherry Point.
He holds four Distinguished
Flying Crosses, IL Air Medals.
1.-TWO Presidential Unit Citations
and other decorations. He at
tended the University Of Miami.
the University Of Virginia and
the Pentagon Branch Of the Uni
versity Of Maryland. He Is mar
lried to the former Miss Kath-
crime Slaughter Of 1880 Kill
bourne place NV.
4 Col. Figley has commanded the
Washington flying Leatherneck:
;lsince February, 1854.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs Harry LonserbeAm
of Pipertown. drowned yester-
day in the Shenandoah River
about 6 miles south Of Charles
Town.
Witnesses told State police the
boy. who couldn't swim. was
wading with two young girls
when he apparently stepped OF
a sand bar into deeper water.
His body was recovered about
20 minutes later by Nelson
Turner.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

public is O further step In the
conversion Of the Kremlin from
the seat Of the Russian govern
ment into q gigantic museum.
This process has been going on
since the death Of Premier
Stain.
Evening star., 1955-07-15
|KremIin Opening
To PubIic-Fne

MOSCOW, July is R.-Mos-
COW city oficials have announced
the Kremlin, ancient seat Of
Russian rule, viii be open to
the public beginning July 20.
Admission win be free.
The announcement said q
|commandant has been assigned
Ito ''insure the necessary order
among persons viewing the wall
Enclosed area. full Of churches.
museums and palaces.
The opening Of the area to the
Evening star., 1955-07-15
Heuds Travellers Order

BOSTON. July is (R.-Voris
King of Lake Charles. La. yes
terday was installed supreme
counselor for 1856 Of the Or
der Of United Commercial Trav-
elers. The convention. with
more than 1000 delegates. was
described as the largest in the
organisations 68-year history.
Evening star., 1955-07-15
Boy Woder browns
In Shenandoah River

CHARLES TOWN. W. Va.
July IS R-Harry Junior
Longerbeam. l1-year-old son Of
Evening star., 1955-07-15

NOW is the time to get your winter coo when the seec-
ton is spanking fres-when you get the first OF the new
styIes-when you can make q small down payment poy
for it easily and be "reody for cold weother-ond best
of oil, when you con SAVE MONEY! The new wonder
Gloss Clio interinine zps conveniently in or out has long
sleeves self cuffs Moth and mldew resistant you'll,
have warmth without weight in these stunning new s
seoson coots! Many wanted styles to choose from!
Lansburghs Basement-coat, Suits
Evening star., 1955-10-31
Boxers Get Ruise

The Bakers and Confectionery
Workers Union. Local No. 118,
have agreed to a new two-
year contract which provides for
ian immediate wage increase OF
10 cents an hour and additional
increases Of i've cents each in
November 1855 and 1867. The
agreement affects 1000 bakery
workers throughout the Metro
politan area.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
Signs Of the Times

cORSICAflA. Tex H1.Kerr
Cowan tells pf . neighbor who
decided TO sell her house and
hnng . for sale sign on the mail
box. When MIR. Cowan saw her
taking down the sign. he asked II
she made q deal. No. " said the
woman. I'm just moving the
sign. Seven people have stopped
and wanted to buy the mail box. /.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
Alumni to Hear censer

Allen conger. former regis
trar Of Ohio Wesleyan Uniyer-
sity. and Howard strauch.
alumni secretary. viii speak At
the local alumni associations AN
dinner meeting at $50 nm.
Thursday in Foundry Metho1 1ist
Church, 1900 Sixteenth stTeet
NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-31

Office Of Defense Mobization
.Goyesnmenf Printing offics
.LibreD Of Congress
Administrative Office Of the y. 5. courts
Tex coun Of the U. S.
u. S. Court Of AppeoIs
Advisory Committee on Weothes Control
sAmerieoa National Red Cross
Atomic Energy Commission
Civil Aeronoutics Board
Export Import Sank Of Washington
sfarm Credit Administration
sFedernl Civil Defense Administration
sFederul Cool Mine Sufeiy Boord Of Review
Federal Deposit lnsuraacs Cooperation
'Fedeful Reserve Boord
Foreign Claims Settlement Commission
Housing 8 Home Finones Agency toffies Of the
AdminstFatorl
international Cooperation Administration
Evening star., 1955-10-31

Fletcher Properties, Inc.
Florence Cfiftenton Home
Florida Products Company
Floyd {. Davis Company
FoIssr. Nolan. W. .. Hibbs Company
sFrank T. JelleH, Inc
Weshiastoa. Silver Spring. .Beihesdo
sFrank Small, IT,, lne
FreakIin Life Insurance Company
friendship House Association
Fruit Growers Express Company
Fuller 8 DtAlbett Inc
" w. Woolwcrth Company
First Federal Savings & Loon Assn.
sS. 3. Moeke corporotioa
Golt 8 Brother. Inc.
s6ofden ! shoppes. Inc.
Gardner. Morrison 8 Rogers
sGenefoi Credit. Inc.
George c. Shcffe Co, Inc.
George G Walker, Inc.
sGiH Scouts cf D. c.
sGlobe Distributing ca.
Good Humor Ice crecm Co. Of Washington
Government Employees Insurance Co.
Government Services, Inc.
Greet Aaericaa Group oi insurance Companies
Of New York
Grower, Christie 8 Merritt
Group Hospiiolization, Inc
H. Abfnmson Co.
Hondley Motor Co., iRe
hechinger Co.
sneekmon Products company. Inc.
1 heFbys Incorporated
H. G. Smifhy Company, Inc.
4. I. Rust Company
Hogan 8 Harrison
Hopkins Furniture Company
sHome Benefeiol Life Insurance Co.
Hospital Service Agency
aHubbofd 'House, Inc.
InduslFiai Soak of Wosknafos
Internofional Monsior Fund
-. c. Penney Company
]. 6. Dyer and Company
]. {. Hurley Moehiae 8 Boiles Wesks
Joe Phillips, Mercury Inc.
John Honcoek Mutual Life Insurance. Company
John |. Thompson ard Company
sJohn R. piakett. Inc.
sJoseph Gowief Sons, Inc.
Joseph r Haris ccmpcny
koiseF Services, Inc.
sKaI, Enrich 8 Meriek Adyersisins lac.
ssKaplon 8 crovford
NplingeF Washington Ageacy
KIossbu1a. nanes 8 Irwin
Kodak Processing Laboratories, Inc.
sLsbors Leoeue Tor Political Edscefioa--AFL
sLonk Woodwork Compony. Inc.
Low Reporter Printing Company
Lee, Toomey 8 kesf
Leon Choteioin Company
Lighthouse Food Store
Moadell Chevrolet Company, Inc.
sMonhotson Auto 8 ksdio compony
Mosehont Calculating Machine Company
Martin Brothers
SMortin Wiesosd. Inc.
Massachusetts Mntucl Life lnsaraaee Company
MILLER Baildias Supply Co., Inc.
MoaumsisoI Life insurance eompeny
M Pasternak, Inc.
ketdill, LYaeh. Pierce. Fsaasr 8 seass'
The Mode Inc.
Model Shop
@Monroe Ford Company
sMossineside Laundry
sMosioa Picture Association
Mount Nemea Motors
Evening star., 1955-10-31

Notioaoi Academy Of Science -Notioasl Research
Council
Nutioncl Advisory Committee for AeFonaatics
.NafienoI capifol Housing Authsrity
.Nationoi capitul Planning Commission
NuiioneI Sciences Foundution
Region 3-Generul Services Administration
Renesosiotion Boord
Securities ond Exehunse Commission
.SeIecfive Service System
Smell Business Administration
'Tennessee yclley Authority
United stctes information Agency
u. S. Civil Service Commission
'Panamu conoI company
American Bottis Monuments Commission
Office Of the Post Office Inspector (Wssh orsa)
international Lubor Organization
sPon Amerieon Union
District Of columbia Government
Evening star., 1955-10-31

sDspavsmenf sf Agriculture
DepuEtmeAt of commeEee
Department o. the inferior
peporsmsat of lastice
ADepurtment Of Lobor
Post Office Department
Department Of Defense
Office Of The Secretary Of Defense
.NotioHal Security Agency
Department of she Army
Department Of the Navy
Deportment Of the Air Force
Department of Heoith. EducStion and Welfare
Department Of The Treasury
sDkpaFfmeRt Of State
sGsnersl Services Administration
sNstesons AdmiaissSosion
Bureeu Of the Budget
Central intelligence Agency
sMhits House Office
Evening star., 1955-10-31
Gates lOO%.

SdlCS 4VV/0.
.Aksn oldsmabils csdilloe
Aetnc Lie Affiliated companies
a. Guide Sons Rockville
A. n. Buksr Company. Inc.
A. Kcha, Inc.
Alsxondsiu Furniture company
Alexandrie Hospitol
AIexandrio Public Heatth Dept.
Alexandra Public Recreation Dept.
Alexundrio Public Welfare Dept.
Al Stetss Dining Room
Amhussndos Theatre
American Association of uniyersity Women
American Building Association
American Linen Service
.Amerieon Pharmaceutical Assoeiotion
American Road Builder's Association
Americon Red cfoss-Eusfen Area
American Security and Trust Co.
Amerieon Stores eompony
Armstrong Motors, iae.
Arthur 6. Newhayes and Associates
a. S johnson eompunY. lne.
Associated General Contractors Of Amefica Inc,
eBukes Shoe Store
.Beltiness Ohio kaiIrood
uraffie Department Freight
tBonk Of Commerce
sBendel Motor Sales
BeFge, Fox 8 Aren't
,, Y. SnuI Company
Bingham, Collins. Porter & Nstler
Blue Bell System. Inc.
Boy Scouts Of America
p. Riehs Sons
fBrookload company
Bruce Hunt, Inc.
&C s c Linen Service
.capitoi codilIoc oIdsmobiie ccmpony
scopitol Credit Cooperation
capitoI Fur Shop, Inc.
copitol Towel Service Company
scentroI Charge Service
sceatral Theqtfe
schambefin Gefeteie
sChosdless boot Shop
Charles \. Tompkins Company
Cherries Schwartz and Son
AChildreRs ConvalesceRt Hume
sCitixeAs Buildins and Loan Assoeioficn
CIeov, Gottlieb, Friendly 6 BolI
Coco Cola Bcftins Works
columhio Federal Scsines s. Loon Association
Columbia Plonoeruph Compony
Commerce Cleerss House, Inc.
"couneiloF, RuekaHaa, Mitchell 8 Hayes
Communications Workers Of Amesico-clo
Community Chest Fsderotioa
Congress of lsdustriol orssnizations--
National Office
sCounty Foir Bokey
Courtesy Associates
sDoiy Industries Supply Association
sooyeoa Products compeny
sDiebold. Inc.
20. J. Keufmon, Inc.
Douxonsky 8 Dicksy
sDscker Distributing eompcny
district News compony. Inc.
Downiowa Garage
Drug Far
Eosle SEEDING Company Inc.
Eostern euildins 8 Loan Assoeiotion
sEleciEieel Construction Co, Inc.
Ellsf & Short, lae.
sEusene Zimmesmon- Electrical coaisoctor
sFamiiy and Child Services Of o. G.
FedeFal Storage cempany, Inc.
seisher Scientific ca,
fIsnney. Cfaishil 8 Aieiie
Evening star., 1955-10-31

National Brewing eompony
National Gosh Register Company
Motionai Institute o. Dry cleonihe
Nctioaol Permanent Building Association
National Radio Institute
National Surety coEpofotion
Northwest Orient AirIines
o'Donnelrs SEQ Grill 8 Restaurant
.old Dominion Motors
0lmsse0d ResfuuFuns. Inc.
Operations keseurch Laboratory
Peuke Motor compoH
Peerless Furniture Company
Penn Paper und Stock Company
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.
Pierre kestauFant
Piersea & Ball
Pitaey eowes. Inc.
Polk Motors
Pooiess DFuyues company
potomoc Electric Power compony
Price. Waterhouse ond eempaaY
Progressive Life Insurance. Company
.koinbow Auto Pointing Company
Reuben Il. Doanelley Corporation
Robert n. Phapsen { Company
.Royol Motor CompanY
Sofewoy Stores, Inc.
.SuIvntion Army
Sears Rosbuek and Co.. Silver Spring
Security Storage compcay
Sheridon Super Market. Inc
.shipley's King Street, Lsunderette
'shoiis cefsterio
Sears keebuek compaay
{ IS. N McDside compcay
S 5. kresse eompany #i7z
seosram Dishlen eorporation
Southern Wholesalers. Inc.
81. AIMS infont Home
ssfondosd Accident insurance compday
sStcndcrd Bronds, Inc.
Sfondosd cieos Tobacco componr
sstonets Mercantile Aseaey. Inc.
ssubufban cedilIoe oldsmobils Co
Suburban Trust Co.
sIed Lewis. Inc.
aTke Show Walker Company
The Woshington Deily News
The Woshinston Post 8 Times Herald -WT0e.
ihe
Tickle Motors
Trev Motor Company
Twelfth Street Bfenck INCA
Twentieth Century Fox Film csmpany
Sunited Community Services
suptown Theafre
sVictcg o. Schnnegeg cnd CompoHy
sfissinia Roofing and Shaet Metal
Visiting Nurse Associotion
Well Street journal
Warner {, pumphrey
Washaston Board Of Tsade
Washington Briek Co.
Woshinssoa federoiion Of Churches,
Dept. Of Social Welfare
Sweshinston institute d Mental Hygiene
Woshinsloa Stair 8 onomensai Iron Works
Wayne {. Dormun Life lnsnranes
sWhelans
Wilired C. Burgess. Inc,
WiIiam {. Kinsswell. Inc.
Williams & Boker, Inc
WTT6 oumons Televisioa Network
Union Trust compouy Of D. c.
uAhesity Shop
White Cross Cleaners
sWilkins Rogers Milling company
sYouas WomeSs chrstien Associaton
YW.c.A.--PkylIis Wheatiey
Evening star., 1955-10-31
GOVERNMENT

agencies reaching cent for
campaigns Community Indicates better
Evening star., 1955-10-31

All Of the Community Chest Thursday No 81 evening
Hotel Washington wrab 1907 BY Thmsdayi
Evening star., 1955-10-31
Here Are the 80 Pereenters and Better!
BUSINESS FIRMS

Of than Is employees which 80 cent of all empoye
have contributed to the 10 campaigns united the Community Chest *d
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30

Mrs. w. w. Woody and Mrs.
Nell r. Fowler visited in Flor
encc Saturday
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30
Rev. Chambless Will
Be Guest Speaker

Rev. w. F. Chambless, Asso-
ciational Missionary for the
Waccamaw Association will be
the guest speaker of the Womans
Missionary Union meeting to be
held at the Loris Baptist Church,
Tuesday evening, April S.
The meeting will begin at $50
p. m. with a covered dish supper
served in the basement of the
Church.
Rev. Chambless will begin at
7:30 p. m. to teach the Home
Mission Study Book, under the
North Star"
Mrs. M. B. Campbell, WMU
leader, states that Rev. Chamb-
less is a very capable teacher
and she urges every member OF
all four circles to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30

Convention. She represented oul
F. T. A. Club and we are sur,
that no other school had a better
representative. She says that Il
Sas very Cold" in Asheville
Hope you didn't catch Pneumon-
ia, Shirley!
All of the girls are wanting
IN attack of appendicitis-that's
Is. II they could all be as lucky
as Sadie Long. Everette Buffkin
ave her lovely diamond as a
set-well gift. Best of luck to you
both!
The students thoroughly en-
loyed the Fashion Show the
Home &c. classes sponsored
Thursday afternoon. There were
really some pretty dresses mod
Ieled-and models. too! To the
girls and their teacher, Mrs.
Retha Thompson. we say con-
CALCULATIONS.
It's nice seeing the pretty face
OF Ann Hardee back after having
the "mumps." Welcome back,
Ann,
Happy Birthday to you'll" And
the you is Shelva Jean Fipps.
How does it feel TO be eighteen,
Shelva? That's a mighty pretty
bracelet you're flashing around!
To Mr.. Eugene Sasser we say.
Hurry back to w. T. A. B. and
give us some more Boogie!" We
really enjoyed it and to you who
didn't hear it, we say, "You
missed lott"
Oh, you lucky seniors get to
go to Washington on the same
bus with Fair Bluff! The seniors
leave on April IL, and Bea de-
clares she is going to be a senior
by that time! Don't worry, Bea
The girls (Shirley and Dot will
sec that "He" gets back to you
safe and mound,
Glow, little glow worm, glim-
mcr. glimmer." Everybody look
ed as they were enjoying them
selves during the recreation hour
Friday, and "Glowworm" SEEM
cd to be the favorite dance. The
'HOkie" really brought the
folks from their seats too.
Doesn't Mr.. Colombo's basket
ball socks look classy on Mrs.
Peacock?
The bells ringing for classes
so until next week, we're lust
checking, Ma'am."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30
Powell Accents
Blue Cross Post

John M. Powell of Whiteville
mas been employed as a full
time group representative for
the Durham Blue Cross Plan
Hospital Care Association, D. ].
Adderton, Manager of the Asso-
cations Raleigh Office, I'll
Commercial Building, has an
nounced.
A native of Columbus County
Powell operates a small turkey
farm in Whiteville, where he
lives with his wife Euris and
daughter Brenda. He served
with the Hath Air-Born and
852nd Ordnance Division during
World War ii and saw three
years overseas duty. Prior to his
employment with Hospital Care
Association, Powell was with
Hospital Saving Association OF
Chapel Hill as field representa-
tive.
Powell, an active member of
the Antioch Baptist Church in
Whiteville, is teacher of the
Young Mems Class and presi-
lent of the Hood.
Powell will offer the Blue
Cross Plan of voluntary prepaid
.calth protection to individuals
md cmployee-groups in Column
ouS and surrounding counties.
Persons who work where there
are five or more persons en-
ployed may apply for group COW
erage at reduced rates. Profess
Sional men and women, the self
employed, and those who work
where there are fewer than five
employees may enroll for COW
Ierage on a direct membership
basis.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30
Loris Nun Killed
I'm Auto Accident

A Loris man lost his life Sat-
urday night when his auto ram
med into the rear end of a park
ed car several miles East OF
Loris.
Hal Buck Todd. 40. carpentry
supervisor and merchant of the
Longs section, was killed in
stantly when his auto struck a
parked car owned by Burroughs
Sawyer.
Several other persons mar
rowly escaped injury when a
third car, owned by A. NJ. Bru.
ton of Loris, collided with the
autos after the accident occur
red.
Coroner John S. Dix of Con-
way investigated the accident
and a coroner's jury viewed the
body.
Graveside services were held
at Hillcrest Cemetery in Conway
on Monday at 3 p. m. with the
Rev. G. Clyde Prince officiating.
Mr.. Todd was born in Horny
County on Dec. IL. 1914. He
served in the United States Mar
inc Corps from 1910 through
l943 with duty on Guam and
iuadacanal. He married the
former Miss Cornell Hughes on
March IL, 1899.
Besides his wife and parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie j. Todd of
the Chestnuts Crossroads sec
ton, he is survived by one son,
Wayne of the home; two daugh-
tiers, jamie Todd and Glenda
Faye Of the home.
Pallbearers weere Ashford
Watts, Jimmy Baldwin, Red
Singleton, w. w. Carter, Hollie
Chestnut and Claude Gore.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30
THE ACCE DRACNET
BY Bea Canady and Betsy Long

Da-de-da-dum
We're happy to be with you
lgain this week and to have
Shirley Norris "pinchhitting for
1etsy Long. Betsy is in Durham,
North Carolina. taking an ex-
animation; She hopes to enter
Duke University School of Nurs-
ng next year. Good luck, Bet;
and we hope you pass with fly
ing colors!
The first case concerns the
baseball game between Williams
and Cerro Gordo Friday after
loon. The Cegos were Just too
much for our scrappy boys, but
It's only the first of the season;
20 keep on trying, boys!
Shirley Norris reports that she
had a wonderful time in Ashe-
vile, N. c. this weekend while
she attended the w. c. E. A.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30
Clinic Friday
Bible School

The Vacation Bible School,
Clinic for the Columbus Baptis,
Association will be held at the
New Hope Baptist Church, Fri
day, April /, from 4 to 7:3O D
m. Mrs. c. c. Leggette, Associa-
tional VBS Superintendent an
.nounccd.
A refreShment period will be
observed at 6 p. m. and visiting
workers are asked to take sand
witches.
Everyone interested in Vaca-
ton Bible School work is invited
TO attend the clinic Mrs. Leg
gcttc said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30

en- inning game until Jimmy
Shelley singled In the sixth in.
ming.
Jack Todd with two single.
and a double in three times a,
bat led Loris' seventh ATTACH
against Jimmy Jackson, the los
ing pitcher.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30
Party Honors T1Vo
Friday Afternoon

Edwin and Randy Higgins
were honoree's Friday afternoon
when their mother, Mrs. Claude
Higgins, entertained with a par
ty at their home here. The occa-
sion celebrated Edwin's fifth
birthday which was March 25
and Randy's third anniversary
Of January 9.
Games were enjoyed durinp
he afternoon and birthday cake
with orange drinks was served,
Guests were Eddie Wright
stuart and Shirly Hickman, Ste
ic and Donna Buffkin, Brenda
md Jay Young, Cynthia and
,huck Carroll, Bob Butler, Rus
Y Carter, Sandy and Lucia
Woody, Evan Gordon, Tommy
Waddell, Dan Bryant, Stevie
Sandra and Scootiie Herring
md Conrad Fecher.
Mrs. w. w. Woody and Mrs
Nell r. Fowler visited in Flor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30
Loris Defeats
Green Sea

Loris High School defeated
the Green Sea baseball team Is
Q here Friday afternoon. Donald
Hardee pitched a one-hit shu:
o Tor Loris allowing only two
~aks while striking out IL. H.
had a no-hitter going in the sew .
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30
IN NEW YORK

Mrs. Odessa Pickett is in New
York this week on a buying trip
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Lem
wand of Emporia, Va. and Tabor
City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Denny
and family Of Huntsville visited
IN the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
|P. Rogers Sunday.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Ball 10 Mark
Veterans Day

The annual Veterans Day bah
Of the District Of Columbia De-
partment Of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars win be held from
$50 TO 1880 pm. November II
at the Madison Arms. 1890 O
street NV. The public is In
vited.
The final meeting Of the BAN
Committee win be held ut de-
pertinent headquarters at 1735 !
street NV. at 3 pm. tomorrow.
The deadline for unsold tickets Is
November 3.
There win be oficial vista
tions by the department COM
mander and his stan ct H. L.
Edmonds Post on Wednesday
evening at 1I2s Thirteenth
street NV. and at United States
Treasury Post at S21 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc, on Friday
evening.
Meetings this week are:
Tuesday-Military Order oi
the Cootie. 1909 Rhode Island
avenue NE.
Wednesday-H. L. Edmonds
Post, ll2S Thirteenth street
NV: Naval Gun Factory Post.
E2S01 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
riday-Treasury Post, 92l
Pennsylvania avenue S.E.
Ladies' Auxiliary
President Helen O'Brien has
asked that the color bearers Of
the various auxiliarios turn out
for the ceremonies at Arlington
lon November II. They viii re-
port 70 Capt. David Wood Of the
Honor Guard at $50 am. on the
north side Of Independence ave-
nue. at the District Wal
Memorial.
Au-American Post and ii
auxiliary win hold . dinner at
the Fairfax Hotel 3i00 Massa-
|chseutts avenue NV. ct 8 pm.
November II. An evening Of
games win follow.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Legion Leuder
AppointsAides

Department Commander Louis
zindel Of the d. G. Depertment.
American Legion. announces
further appointments:
GAR Memorial Day Corpora
tion. William J.. hoffman:
graves registration. Elwood
Whitley: labor relations. Joseph
Robert; legislation, John ].
Finn. chairman. assisted by
Bernard r. Meyer; Legion in
doctrination, Byron E. Dunn,
william Y. Terrill and Pauline
Slonaker as registrar: national
security commission. Francis
miller: aeronautics. Robert L.
Downing; civil defense, Jack
Means: law and order. Nicholas
n. Beltrante: merchant marine.
James De Force; military af-
fairs, Samuel S. Harvey: naval
affairs. Daniel B. ventries; In
ternal organization, David 3.
Kisliuk: music. Richard Vian-
eour assisted by Theodore Cur
ney and Horace Sears; Post
Charter Investigating Commit
tee. C. Francis Mccarthy as
sisted by william T. Slattery.
Patrick ]. Fitzgibbons. Charles
Kohen and Howard Fisk; re-
hahilitation, James Kehoe; serg-
Ice oficer, Waldron e. Leonard:
trophies and awards. Albert
Danaher: uniforms. Louis Gold
berg: Resolutions Subcommittee.
Garland +. Taylor: VAVs. John
Newton: hospital visitations.
william J. hoffman. BENJAMIN
Reed; veterans housing. Sylvan
king; veterans preference.
George LAndes. and Ways and
means, Edward Davis,
Jane A. Delano Post win honor
IL past commanders on satur-
day at the Fairfax Hotel. Din
ner viii be served ct 6 pm. fol-
lowed by o bazaar. For tickets
TO the dinner. contact the post
commander, Barbara 7. Mullin.
DE. 2-1080.
The department win partici-
pate In the observance Of Amer
ican Education Week. NoveIn-
Der 8 to IL, inclusive. The gem
eral theme win be, your Invest
ment In America"
The daily topics are. November
8. Your Investment in Charac-
ter Building: November 7.
''Your Investment In Teachers'::
November 3, Your Investment
in ClassrooMs"; November ..
"Your Investment In Fundamen-
tai Learning: November 10,
"Yor Investment In Better iiv-|
ing; November II. your M
vestment In . Strong Nation" ;"
and November IL. "Youf Invest
men Is Your Responsibility"
New members accepted into
Bunker Hill Post are William A.
Golden and James w. Stella.