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Evening star., 1955-03-04
SPECIAL BARGAIN
NORTH BEACH
READY NOW
REDWOOD RAMBLER
LONG BEACH

For only $3.50. you may become
the fortunate owner Of this brand :
new, year-round redwood slded ram
bier. located on a large wooded lot
near both beach and private yacht
basin For years to come you and
your family can enjoy this strictly
modern, equipped 9-bedroom
cottage. with large living room.
kitchen-dining area combined. utility
space and complete bath. This year
round heated home must be seen 10
tulv appreciate its many advan-
tags, served by central water sup
ply. electricity, telephone, regular
garbage pickup and good roads. this
cottage can be your dream come true
Only 5000 down. with monthly
payments to suit your convenience
Al Long Beach. there are several other
frc homes and lots to suit your
desires. Terms may be worked out
to meet your requirements.
To inspect. Drive miles south of
Prince Frederick OH Solomony Island
I'd, turn left at St Leonard and
follow Iona Beach signs TO Office on
Pay
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TRUST NOTES sos skLt
MONEY WANTED

.5s aU. sstsSH:s Sssisa oiir sE $3.50 s9a u '
lst; 81 600 discount. DL 7-01l3
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ALMOST READY
LOOK

Sla9jn buys on, so much!
N. Arlington location. /. Blk.
to bus. A quality ali-br!ck
rambler, sliding closets with
lights, fireplace, full bSmt.,
3 bedrms.. 92Xl2 liv rm.
Stove. retgr.. exhaust fan. dis
posal, BendiX washer. makeup
kit. appliances. VIII try GI
$500 down. Please don't delay.
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REAL CATTLE FARM

JHl aces In Inc bluegrass section OF
Va. U5 miles from Washington
d. c. on maCadam road, il fine
community. rolling and finely
Watered: l-room stone residence.
steam heat bath. water and cleo
triClty: several tenant houses and
outoui!dingS. a distressed sale. Think
OF the price. ~45. .Ouu; Sl0.OuU cash.
balance, - 900 year, interest, 80
on deferred payments
II 2 MTTCHETT
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

..?x2S ROOM with 230-3 power
plumber electrician, elec repair or
small industrial Just off Michigan
ave. ne. on 9th st. LA. 6-66IS.
Evening star., 1955-03-04

ASBESTo SHINGLED. corner lol LOOK
w. ., i"l' 4ioh4 l.. e Oh DuS4nr,
> bearms.. %ear-gouud mouse. =
po'IheS, ism. nicely lanoscapeG
Gi loan. ~ owner. Terms, rS,hUu
fAohe IN. 3-i3SJ, ewes. anu sun
DARE> BEACH, MD.--Sus!e and Linda
I cOtt1%t' u rus. and Uatu, alI-yeaI-
rounu nCdSe, mUueIn IA every re-
/ spec lHCIuulns hOl-MalGr npat, rec
I'M, &uto- washer. buut-in garagr
$tuEm windows and doors, Venetian
blnas biz. from store on 3 lots
-"-lt. front ON say az. Only 4S
M. from Caputo.. numDer OF
p,ople commute from this location
rouse can oc rented IN summer, euh
VIZ 500 mo. in winter. VIII sacri-
me- a. SS.4JO. Lel your IaCauon
nome pay Tor itself. 1t is presently
occupied but can De seen any time.
BY owner, L. {. WISE. ST. 3-1I45
or Or, on On premises Prince Frederick,
LONG BEAuH. MD lots, corDer
operiooklng Chesapeake Bay; Sacri-
ne; "a; R-is9o; -
4-oedfoom bungalow oil heat, mod
crn conVenlenceS. = blocks from
water, large lot $500. Ju. 9-sS5!.
CAMP Pa;uxent River froat.
taGf. II mi. ID. G; ROAD and elcc.;
HO p'Nrs ItolI Iit4O4S. SDtb. Liberal
t,rm Can NOrtl. .Ieatl IUln
MARK GRACE, Lower Marlboro Md.
WOODLAND BEiCH, MD.-y lots on
Mayo ro.: l0u-tt. COmmercial; sell
Tor NI.ruu. LII. I-6JI q
LAhL JAChSUN, "a. by OWNER.
CUSTOM butt log cabin with many
tNtras APPRAISED at S7.jUO, accept
$1,000 cash. IL. l-tilJG. -
SPECIAL BARGAIN |
FranJ.nu Manor masonry Quilt. al
very attractive home. liV rm., open
fireplace. 3 bedrms., bath and porch,
near water. Price, SlO,50U.
Attractive bungalow Day-iront, .
nedrms., liv.. rm., kit. bath, screened
porch, sandy beach, in front OF
house, attractive price.
NORTH BEACH
Attractive j-rm. bungalow, modern
bath, large porch. price S4,95O. |
$500 cash.
Attractive 4-rm. and bath bungalow
garage, S3.95u, $500 cash
Act today to secure these BARGAINS
Come to Deale. Nd B. NJ. ODUMSl
office next TO ESQ Gas Station, or
call Nj. Croumpton. mgr, West
River - 1871 or call Washington
Office, RE --fpIf .
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Bonded Realty

SIS s Wash St, Fails Church. Va
COLORED-S. ARLINGTON--Split-
level Semidetached home. Nothing
down GI; Just SG1 per mo. J-N
REALTY. IA S-1StS
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247 ACRES-18 MI. D. C.
GOING TOBACCO FARM

P. e. Co. So 200; approx. 100 acres
clear springfield stream on prop
erty; located :, mi. east 3Oi on roa
to CroCme, Md Being sold to settl
estate. He l-3jOO; ewes, call Nix
ADDISON, Central S-l90l. W. "
I LEWIS
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

WILL TRADE EQUITY in 69o5 Fifth
st. NV. II DcurmS,. Il2 baInSt, 10Y
water front property or boat. DE
2-UO@5 or SPINS 4-oSI4 -
Evening star., 1955-03-04

1851 RICHARDSON. IS f.. l owner,
IXCcllent condition, modern sacrlnCe,
Nl.lJJ. XII. S-Ib6..
sat. u
TRAIEL-CAMPER, sleeps . or 5.
storabe and Caolnets tor everytnlns.
easy to puiI, no overload SPRINGS
needed. he. S-II3i. -b
HOUSE TRAILER. 1850. Travello. 81
IT. sacrlnce. transferred: tulIy
equipped; ike new. XII. S-lb26. ii
l9o1 VAGABuND, "a IT,, Deautl-
luI tralIer. at very exceptional
price. Du. 7-O91s. -b
EXCEPTIONAL BUY
4O-tt,s 2-pedrm. trailer. d mos. OLD:
1880 down paymen. required. ia.
S-2261 or call al Lot 242, Woooley
Hills Trailer Court, Alex, Va. g
1852 AMERICAN, BAIT.
: beuIms., path, mod. kit. liv. rm..
sleeps . veaetlan bIInuS, grapes and
curtains floor air heat, all-metal
exterior Win l-pc. steel roof Tnis
roomy trailer can be bought for SJ4U
uoWn, sSI.96 per mo.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC.
4U3U Wise. Ave NV.
NO 6-3@Jl
OPEN An. 40 9 PM %
Continued on next PAGE
Evening star., 1955-03-04

NEARBY FAIRFAX COUNTY
approximately 10 acres, Tor
deHtI0pn4en. purposes, az s.
Ouu Ic. acre.
LANGLEY, VA.
J-aCGc NO.nvSIGe. cl1 800,
Oh OF Tic mos UCautlIuI sizes
t.Ydl4aoie al tniS area.
MA, OnLSL WILLIE, VA.
- IeEeIOpIneut OI J-aLre
ant owe. nUlneS4teS, at 81 100
pCr acre.
VIENNA. VA.
BeaGtllU. tract o. over 1T
acres, a >I,uuu per acre.
LANGLEl. VA.
i2-acIe nomeSlteS. including
city wafer. u sofa. = ayauaule.
IL. U-II6I
MRS. VIM. ii. LAUGHLIN
kEALTOR
MCLEAN, VA.
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TRUCK SPECIALS

I94s Int'l, KS7 tractor. ful! air
. speed rear S595
lgi9 Ford. F6 tractor. > speed rear,
vacuum brakes S525
1919 Intl RBs. plenty OF life
left. 500
1852 Ford, Fl, with lift. bed, ready
to go TO work Sl,31 )
THE WHITE MOTOR CO.
3765 jeff Davis Hwy. Arl., >, Va.
OF. $4,000 -6
Evening star., 1955-03-04
COLORED

Beautiful . and 3 bedroom rambiers
in Vienna Small down payment.
JAMES E. BARNEY
Vienna. Va. DU. .5-S@6j
FIT. MYER-COLORED
Det I bedrmS. > baths, bemt Oil
heat; many extras Gl offers in
vited $500 dn.. &B3 mo. to vets
Sl5UO dn., SlUO mo. to non-vetS
Walk TO shop, transp. and school
Call til g.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
1000 p st. NV. CO. 5-35:S3
Evening star., 1955-03-04
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

ASBESTo sHiNGLED. corner Iol Ioox
100, = MI. 4rum u. I. OH busunr,
" btulm.-. %ear- round nuuSe .
Po' 9amt.. nicely lanascapeG
Gi .oah. ~ owner. Terms, rS,aUu
Phone Nj. 3-i3sJ, ewes. ana sun
Evening star., 1955-03-04

EX-NAvAL OFFICER. well educated.
presently with fne position. urgently
needs -. UOO TO cover past domestic
ooligatIonS- WIN pay lOts per
annum. payable in 10 months. ful.
references. box lJ9-k. star. -
Evening star., 1955-07-06
New! Bright Brosh Gold
Color Cage for Your Bird
We.hinsten. siIye, sprins 3 PARKina.en

Now you can surround your
bird with the glamour set
ting his beauty deserves
show-off your home with a
decorator new look, tool
Large cage, completely furn-
ished.
Evening star., 1955-07-06
U Nu, Caught in Traffic,
Goes on Dime-Store Tour

roasting machine in q booth near
the door.
"How many do you sell q day?"
he asked operator Edith Devine
|of Mount Vernon, N. Y.
about 1,500 every day." she
said.
A look Of establishment passed
over MIR. NUS face. "All by your
self?" he asked.
"Oh, no, with four other girls. !"
she answered.
Later MIR. Nu bought q couple
of dozen handkerchiefs and an
1895 doll for one Of his children.
He also picked up q hunting
knife and q jackknife for his
sons.
tits q wonderful store" he
said as he left to attend o private
tea.
Evening star., 1955-07-06
Dead|ine Nears
In Plane Derby

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 6
R.-Twenty -eight of the 46
planes in the transcontinental
Powder Puff Derby for women
flyers had until 6 pm. today to
land here to qualify for prizes.
Twelve planes landed Monday
and six more yesterday before
foul weather left 10 planes
stranded at Reading. Pa. In ad-
dition, II planes spent the night
at Wheeling, w. Va. and one at
Dayton, Ohio.
The first planes to land in the
race from Long Beach, Calf. tc
Springfield are not necessarily
the winners.
Winners are figured on q
handicap basis taking into con-
sideration the number Of engines
on a plane, size of the plane anc
the horsepower.
The winners will be announced
at a banquet tomorrow night.
One entry not expected to com.
plete the race was Miss Gene.
We've Brown Of Los Angeles, who
crash-landed her plane on q
farm 8 miles east of Mounds.
vile, w. Va, yesterday.
She escaped with minor in.
juries. but her Cessna 140 wal
damaged considerably when i
bounced off a tree and LANDED
200 feet away in a gully a few
minutes after Miss Brown radioee
she was running low on gas. /
was her first accident in II year!
Of flying, including World Wa
II service as a WASP.
The first plane to arrive a.
Springfield was piloted by Mrs
Evening star., 1955-07-06
TOKYO TEACHER FOUND DEAD,
NOTE SUGGESTS NO AUTOPSY
BARKIS & FAMILY

TOKYO, July E1-A brilliant young mathematician
was found dead today IN Tokyo University with note ad
dressed to police, saying This is distinct suicide
topsy may be unnecessary"
He instructor Akira Mor 80, doctor Of science
His neatly written note read
This Is a distinct suicide autopsy may not be
essary. ground 800 sleeping pills and took them at
about pm. July s. cannot tell when died. cannot
briefly describe the but consider this falling
under the category Of suicide stemng from break
down. apologize for all the troubles"
Police said his mouth showed cyanide reaction and
despite Morris note will conduct autopsy Cyanide
violent poison, is not contained In sleeping pills.
Evening star., 1955-07-06

NEW YORK. July 6 R.-U
Nu, Burma's colorful Prime
Minister doesn't stand on cere-
mony. Caught in a traffic jam
yesterday. he jumped out. Of his
limousine and toured all three
floors of a nearby 10-cent store.
The dime store episode fol-
lowed a reception at City Hall.
The Prime Minister Is on an
official visit here and will 60 to
Detroit tomorrow
Followed by his party, all
dressed in bright, hand-woven
Burmese garb. Mr.. MI rapidly
toured Woolworth's at Fifth ave-
nue. and Thirty ninth street. re-
marking on the copious mer-
chandise.
He was especially fascinated
by o chrome-plated hot dog
Evening star., 1955-07-06
Pope Praises Integrity
of Women Journalists

VATICAN CITY. July 8 R-
Pope Plus XII says women jour-
lnalists are keenly alert to the
need for moral integrity in new.
The 79-year-old head Of the
Roman Catholic church received
members of the Canadian Wom-
ems Press Club Saturday. His
brief address to them was re-
LEASED yesterday by the Vatican
press Office.
Editorial activity and jour-
|nalism." said the Pontiff. "are
much more than a commercial
affair. AS we have more than
once said, books. magazines and
newspapers today render to the
family. church and state an
almost indispensable service"
"And," he added. certainly
the majority of your readers
would admit that the woman.
adequately trained in heart and
mind, can be keenly alert to the
Evening star., 1955-07-06
Former Hitler Jail
Now Tourist Hotel

A former Hitler jail In Austria
lis being made into o comfortable
hotel. Vienna reports. It Is pic
turesque liter Castle In Tyrol
where many foreign statesmen
were detained as prisoners by the
German Nazi regime during the
last war.
The countryside there is IA
nous for ski-runs in winter and
| fishing and hunting in summer
Ia landing field for helicopters IL
being built for use by the guests
Evening star., 1955-07-06

Isabelle McCrea. 80, of Lemon
Grove, Calf. Her co-pilot was
Mrs. Betty McNeill Of La Mesa,
Calf, a grandmother, who also
listed her age as 80.
Yesterdays arrivals included
Mrs. Shirley Froyd Of Inglewood,
Calf, who won the race in
1882,
Evening star., 1955-07-06
Free-FIowing SoIt
Reported Marketed

CORPUS CHRISTI.-A Texas
concern Is marketing a new free
flowing salt made by evaporatine
sea water and said to contain al
known mineral elements in the
same proportion In which they
exist In the ocean.
1t is reported to contain about
78 per cent sodium chloride and
% per cent of trace elements
compared with ordinary table
salt, which contains about 80 per
cent sodium chloride.
Evening star., 1955-07-06

Ineed for moral integrity In the
field of information.
Surely. she viii be among the
first to reveal the difference be-
tween an honest Interpretation
of news and subtle lies and cruel
insinuations."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-18
Young Women
Hold Session

The Young Woman's Auxili-
airy of the Mount Tabor Baptis,
Church studied the program en-
titled Our Sense of Values" at
a meeting held in the home OF
Miss Alice Ann Horne Monday
evening.
Miss Lany Walden served as
program chairman with all the
members participating.
In attendance were Mrs. Rich
ard Gordon, leader; Miss Agnes
Spivey, Miss Jane Parham, Miss
Annie Ruth Fowler, Miss Mable
Hodges, Miss Betty Willoughby
and Miss DarcuS Soles.
During the business session the
membership decided to sponsor
1 needy child.
Refreshments were served
during the evening by the hos
tess.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-18
Revival Underway,
At Colored Church

A revival meeting Is under
way at the First Baptist Church
of Tabor City this week Rev.
v. S. Singletary, pastor, an
nounCed.
Rev. w. J. Frink of Ashe is
the guest minister for the serv-
ices which are being held night
ly at 500.
Rev. James Higgins and his
wife Mrs. Mable Higgins will be
in attendance for the Sunday
evening service for q demonstra-
ton of prayer and healing Rev.
Singletary announced. Mrs. Hig-
gins is well known for her heal
ing power and will return here
the week of the 29th for a series
of meetings.
The services are open to both
white and colored, Rev. Single
tary said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gore Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. James Faux
Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindburg Jacobs
and children visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Long recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Suggs
were in Hallsboro Thursday Wis
ting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Long were
in Tabor City recently.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Long recently were Mr.. and Mrs.
Dillon Jacobs, Mrs. Carl Stocks,
Mrs. Nina Stocks, Mrs. ]. D.
Long and Mrs. Ralph Long.
Mrs. Tom Medlin of Fort
Bragg and Mrs. Blanco Sellers
Of Tabor City visited Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Long Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Lacy Long visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stocks re-
Gently.
MIR. and Mrs. J. d. Stocks and
Mrs. MIME Stocks spent Sunday
in Raeford visiting relatives.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-18
Hospital Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. George Ammons,
Loris, a baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Jordon,
Loris, a baby girl (CoD
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde w. Rich
ardson, Loris, a baby boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Berkeley G.
Fowler, Loris, a baby boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Dun
can, Ri. l, Conway, a baby boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius T. Booth,
Ri. 3, Tabor City, baby girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Asbury,
Ri. ?, Tabor City. a baby boy
(CoD
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Herring,
Nichols, S. c. a baby boy (CoD
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Bryant,
Ri. 3, Tabor City, baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Cana
day, LoriS. S. c. a baby girl
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-18
Music Recital
Presented At
IGuideway P.-T.A.

A music recital by the pupils
Of Mrs. DeRotha Hughes Hard
wick and the installation of Of
Ulcers highlighted the meeting of
the Guideway Parent Teachers
Association held in the school
auditorium Monday evening.
The Rhythm Band assisted
with the recital by giving sever
al numbers.
Officers installed to serve the
new year include Clyde Gore,
president; Ivey NARROW, vice
president; Mrs. Major Gore. Sec
retary, and Bonnie Lane, treas
Iurer.
Mrs. Ernest Stevens was nam
ed as program chairman; Mrs.
u. c. Wray, publications; Ray
.mond Callahan, ways and means;
Miss Maudc Butler, publicity;
Mrs. Bruce Gore, membership,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-18

and Mrs. N. G. Hughes and Mrs.
Loyton Cox, hospitality.
Raymond Callahan retiring
president, and Mrs. ]. c. wray,
Outgoing secretary and treasurer,
led the installation program.
The home room Of Mrs. Alice
Gore won the parents attend
ance award and Mrs. Eddie
Buffkin and Clyde Gore We're
recipient of the door prizes.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-18

r. ]. Long made a business trip
to Tabor City Wednesday.
Mrs. Ralph Long visited Mrs.
Carl Stocks recently.
Cliff Jacobs visited Miss
Thetus Conor Wednesday after
noon.
MIR. and Mrs. Dillon JACOBS
were in Tabor City recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gore Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon JACOBS
were in Tabor City recently.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-18
GuideWay
BY MRS. LESTER LONG

George Sings visited Mr.. and
Hrs. Lester Long Monday night.
J. d. Stocks made a business
trip to Sanford Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Long and
Evening star., 1955-06-13
COIN BOX DEVISED
FOR SAFE DRIVING
AFTER COCKTAILS

SAN FRANCISCO Dr.
Coin-operated drunkometers
with which you could give
yourself an intoxication test
are a future possibility. says
a Stanford University medi-
cal scientist who specializes
on the effects of alcohol on
the system. ..-
After a cocktail party or
an evening at the tavern you
could deposit a coin in a
slot. breathe into a bag and
out would come a little slip
showing how much alcohol
there is in your blood. The
reading could be a guide as
to whether you should drive
home or let somebody else
take. the wheel.
The automation people
have had trouble figuring
out how they could relate
the amount of alcohol in the
breath to the amount in the
blood but they have come up
with some accurate calcula-
tionS, said DIR. Hery New
man in a report In the STAN
ford Medical Bulletin.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Lee Moore Resigns
Post on Air Group
BY the Associated Press

Lee Moore, former Washing
ton newswriter, has resigned as
executive secretary Of the Air
Co-ordinating Committee.
The committee is an inter-
departmental group established
by the President to examine
problems involving more
than one Federal agency. Its
include representa-
tives from the Air Force, Navy,
Army, Post Office, Commerce,
State and Treasury Depart
ments, the Budget Bureau, Civil
Aeronautics Board and the Of
fee of Defense Mobilization. Its
chairman is Louis S. Rothschild,
Undersecretary Of Commerce.
Mr.. Moore quit as transport
editor of Aviation Week maga-
zine in January, 1854, to join
the committee.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Justice Douglas Urges
End Of CoIonioI Empires

ut and glory Of some bureaucracy
|or some religious order"
And, he added, equality before
the law does not necessarily
mean social equality. 'But it
does mean equality Of oppor-
|tunity. It means the right to
stand for Office, the right to be
eligible for all employment re-
Igardless Of race, religion or poll
tics. It also means the right to
Igo to school with the other stu
dents and not be set apart for
different treatment"
He said that Americans live In
an environment so hospitable to
the dignity Of man that they
often forget what a regime based
on indignity and inequality is
like.
IN Morocco the French today
rule on the basis of discrimina-
ton. There are separate wage
scales for the French, the Jews,
for the Arabs. In Morocco edu-
cation is primarily for the
French, only secondarily for the
Moors," he said. He cited q num-
ber of other examples Of what
he said was discrimination and
inequality by colonial nations.
After Justice Douglas talk
Reed President F. L. Grifiin
awarded degrees to SO students.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Mrs. HenkIe, Wife
OF Army Officer

Mrs. Harry L. Henkle, SO, wife
of a retired Infantry colonel,
died Wednesday at Walter Reed
Hospital. She lived on Blackburn
road, Burtonsville, Md.
The former Dorothy Calfee,
Mrs. Henkle was born in Boze-
man, Mont. Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bird Calfee, were pioneer
settlers in Montana. Her father
was in the lumber business there
Mrs. Henkle was graduated
from Montana State College. She
was married 81 years ago and
lived in Italy for two years be-
fore she and her husband came
to the Washington area in 1916
Col. Henkle was retired from
the Army in 1850.
Services were to be held this
morning at Fort Myer Chapel
with burial in Arlington Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
|Linemun Falls,
Breaks Back

A Potomac Electric Co. line
man suffered a broken back to-
day when he fell 30 feet from a
pole he was climbing in the 5000
block of Minnesota avenue NE.
Clarence B. Grove, 26, of 1850
Allentown road, Allentown, Md.
was reported in serious condi-
ton at Garfield Hospital.
Company officials said the ac-
cident occurred while Mr.. Grove
was climbing a 45-foot power
pole. They said a cleat on one
of his shoes ripped out of the
wood as he was stretching to
grasp a croSsarm-
Mr.. Grove. who is married. has
been employed by Pepco for 41a
years.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
District Vaccine
Loan nunrepaid

A $4,000 loan to help finance
the Districts Salk Polio vacci-
nation program has not been
repaid, officials said today.
The loan. made to the city
government by the local chap
ter of the National Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis. was to
finance purchase of needles and
other equipment with which to
administer free vaccine given
the city for first and second
grade pupils by the foundation.
Elwood H. Seal, chairman of
the local chapter, said the loan
had not been repaid as stated
in a column on District affairs
yesterday by Hector Mclean,
Star staff writer.
Mr.. Seal said the loan was
to be repaid out of surplus
Health Department funds at the
end of the current fiscal year
which closes June 30.
Mr.. MCLEAN said his state
that the money had been re-
paid was based upon an ap-
Iparently incorrect recollection.
Health Department officials
said they understood the fund
was to be paid out of depart
mental surpluses, if any. or that
Health Director Daniel L. Seek
Iinger was to appeal to Congress
for funds with which to repay
the loan.
Mr.. Seal said the loan had
been made by the local chapter
when the Health Department
said it had no funds for equip
ment with which to administer
the free vaccine. The loan, he
said, was made despite a policy
Iof the national foundation
against such extra assistance
1t was done, he added, to guar
antee that the Washington chill
Idren would not be deprived of
the vaccine but is still regarded
as a loan which must be repaid.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Admiral Buck,
RCAOfficiuI

PHILADELPHIA, June 13 up.
Rear Admiral Walter A. Buck
(retired), SO. vice president of
operating services of Radio Corp.
of America, died last night. He
he'd been confined to his sub
urban Wynnewood home for the
last two weeks.
Admiral Buck retired from
the Navy in 1948 to become pres
ident of the Radiomarine Corp.
of America, a wholly owned sub
sidiary Of RCA. He later became
operating vice president of the
RCA Victor Division. That. di-
vision was disbanded in early
1854.
At the time Of his retirement
from the Navy. he was chief Of
the Bureau of Supplies and Ac-
counts.
His wife, Mrs. Mildred Reed
Buck. died last March ~.
Admiral Buck is survived by
two sons. both naval officers, 1t.
q. g. John Addison Buck, now
in command of a ship off Pana-
ma, and 1t. Walter James Buck,
of the Navy Supply Corps. now
in Korean waters.