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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
PTA
CALENDAR

fM Getting announcements
must be in the hands OF the
PTA Calendar editor by noon
Thursday of each peek to in
sure publication in the column
on Sunday. Those received too
late will not be used separately
unless there is some special
neDS signfcance.J
Six students of the jefferson
School in Alexandria, Va, will
serve on a panel quizzing two
guests at a meeting of the
schools PTA at 8 pm. Tuesday.
The guests are Virginia Scott of
the Alexandria Police Depart
ment and Colin Ritter of the
Big Brothers of the District of
Columbia.
Other PTA meetings during
the week, all beginning at 8 pm.
unless otherwise noted are:
Tomorrow
Raymond-Meeting in the school audi
NV
Tuesday
Adelphi-Dinner at Z pm. followed
9 annual fun and frolic get-together;"
Bladensburg Elementary = Mentally
Handicapped Children" will be the topic
of the meeting in the school auditorium,
Annapolis road. Bladensburg, Nd
Blsir|Meeting at | s, pm. IN s the
Key-Mrs. Bessie Cramer. director OF
elementary education in the District OF
Columbia schools. will talk on ..Cnildren
race and Dana place NV. at pm
Lewisdale-vincent Holochwost, super
visor of physical education with the
Prince Georges County Board OF Edu-
tion in Elementary schools The school
is a. Twenty-fourth and Benning streets,
wl psTT ssd N,asS Street. IL M r. school
Club at the school. s71o Riggs road. ny
attsville. Nd. representative OF the
MONTGOMERY County Heart Association
Riverdaie-A movie will be shown at
the meeting in the school, Riverdale road
in Riverdale. Nd.
Of the National All Club Foundation
will b.. guest speaker at the school
Shadd--Meeting in the school. Fifty
sixth and East Capitol streets.
shaw-Meeting In the school. Seventh
street and Rhode Island avenue NV.
Wheatley-Mrs. Margaret A. Haywood,
member. of the board OF directors OF the
Federation of Churches, win talk on
The Citizen Child Is Our Response
bility." at Montello avenue and Neal
Woodridge-A movie will be shown at
the meeting in the school ct Glenridge, I
West Lanham--A member Of the swed-
ish Embassy will speak at the school
seveny-eighth avenue and Hardness
road. West Lanham Hills, Nd
Springfield. Va
Forest Heights-Dr. Fern Snyder CT
the University of Maryland will speak
az the school in Prince Georges County. /
Md.
Thursday
Brent-MeetinR at the school, Third /
and D streets Sc. at pm
Brookland-Meeting at I D m. follow /
ing bake sale at room. The school is /
at Tenth and Monroe streets NE.
Stevens-Meeting in the school. (
Twenty-flrst and K streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

that the vaccine should be used
by all young persons.
The meeting yesterday. the
ANA spokesman declared. was
preliminary to a series of confer
ences. Letters will be sent out
to all local medical societies urg-
ing physicians to back fuller
public participation.
Attending were DR.. Edgar
Mariner, president of the Amer
lean Academy of Pediatrics; DR..
Malcolm Phelps. president-elect
of the American Academy of
General Practice; DR.. Thomas
Rivers. medical director of the
National foundation for Infan-
tile Paralysis; DR.. Leroy Burney
Surgeon General of the United
States Public Health Service: DR..
Howard Snyder, physician to
President Eisenhower, represent
atives of the ANA, and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

the meeting was designed to
overcome "a lack of liaison be-
tween doctors and, some of the
health agencies" This source
contended that the agencies and
the Government have tried to
take over the program" of adj
ministering vaccine. Doctors. he
said, resent the health agencies
coming between them and their
patients"
A spokesman for the ANA.
however. denied this, declaring
that the meeting was called to
lend support Of physicians to get
greater participation in the vac
cine program by the public.
Only yesterday. Secretary Of
Health, Education and Welfare
Folsom declared that there is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

much vaccine stored away on the
shelves. awaiting use.
Two years ago many private
physicians doubted the wisdom
OF mass NEGOTIATIONS with the
vaccine pending further clinical
tests. Gradually, however, most
doctors have become convinced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
Doctors Spur Public Drive
For Polio Vaccine Use

Inc american Medical Association yesterday sponsored
program " - p
meeting was attended by representatives Public
Health service National Foundation for Inante
various medical associations
An Associated Press report quoted edca, so.co nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

Royon droperies that resist mill
dew and ore costly cleaned. Many
beautiful solid colors and modern
prints in the groups.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

Large assortment in 50, SO II
81, 90" lengths in white. egg
she'll postels. Many washable
fobrics in the groups.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

Irregs., Muslin Sheets
BIeoehed white muslins in twin N ca
and double sizes limited quon- Hto,@
titles in the groups 1890" ID
8lx99", 72xlos" and Slxlos"
Seconds Pastel Terry Wash Cloths IL for 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

. 48" wide TO pr.
. 80" floor length
. assorted coIors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-02

with Whitehead Realty Co.
Stanley 3. Schecter, with Ad-
miral Realty Co.
John w. Taylor, with George
H. Jones Realty. Inc.
\ y
Paul E. Owens, of 4700 Upton
street NV. has Joined the ad-
ministrative staff of the w. C.
and A. N. Miller Development
Co., the real estate firm an
nounced today
A graduate of George Wash
ington University, Mr., Owens was
formerly with the Beechnut
Packing Co.
4
The Arlington Apart m e II
House Owners Organization re-
Gently elected the following Of
ficers at a meeting at the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club:
Emerson G. Reinsch, president
Marvin I. BrOyhill, jr., first vice
president: Louis c. Carl. second
vice president; w. {. HOman
secretary: and Daniel E. Ragalie
treasurer.
/ Six other members Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-02
REALTY REVUE

Vincent L. Marcum, a broker
in Arlington for the past nine
years. has been elected chair
man of the three-member Ar
lington County Real Estate
Equalization Assessment Board.
Mr.. Marcum, who was appointed
to the board by the Arlington
County Board of Supervisors,
was chosen at an organization
meeting last Wednesday. His
term is for one year
"A native of Huntington, w.
Va. Mr.. Marcum has lived in
Arlington since 1916. He is
married and has two children.
He is a member of the Alexan-
dria Arlington Fairfax Real
Estate Board and is president of
the Arlington Round Table.
The District Department of
Occupations and professions has
announced the licensing of the
following persons as real estate
statesmen:
Margaret Mildred Edwards.
with Lee Frew Platt.
Theodore Louis Hauser. with
United Development, Inc.
Alice Lee Holt, with F. H.
Sanchez.
Joseph NJ, Lyons. with CORN
and Blanken Realty Co.
James Noel Price. with Fred
erick W. Berens Sales. Inc.
Andrew Jerome Sydnor. with
B. Sydnor Realty Co.
Abe Weinberg, with Culmore
Realty Co.
Todd Wright, with Leon Ack-
erman.
Alfred S. Carter. with Murray
Levine. Inc.
Natalie Compton, with VIM. E
Ryan Co.
Harold c. Distad. with T. D.
Burgess Real Estate.
James F. Mauk, with j. Bux-
ton Aiken.
Edwin Lewander Straughn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-02

organization were elected to the
board of directors. They are.
Lawrence F.. Kettell, Joseph Nc
earthly. Jesse j. johnson. Joe
Dubois, Charles T. Brosius, ana
Walter Won Herburles.
y
District-Maryland Realty Inc
has moved from its old Offices al
5500-A Connecticut avenue NV
to larger Offices at 5504 Conecti-
cut avenue NV, the real estate
firm announced today.
The firm also announced that
Charles Richard Wolfe. a gra-
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duate of Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School, is now associated
with the company and will
specialize in house sales.
4
William CalOmiris has been ap-
pointed to the membership COM
mittee of the National Associa-
ton of Real Estate Boards, Ken
meth S. Keyes, president of the
associa ton announced today.
Mr.. Calomiris is also chair
man of the Membership Com
mittee of the Washington Real
Estate Board. which is affiliated
with the national association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-02
Capt. Kelly Heads
Westchester Coop

Capt. Samuel O, Kelly, U.S.N
(Ret), was recently elected
president of the Westminster
Corp, cooperative which owns
the Westchester Apartments
Others officers elected were Will
liam T. Folger, vice president,
Louis L. Menne. treasurer; ano
Miss Rita Dwyer, secretary.
The following were elected to
the board of directors:
Maj. Gen. E. Edgercon, U.S.A
tRet0, Benjamin Y. Martin
Meredith M. Daubin, Nathan D
Golden, and Mrs. Leonore A
Hacke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-02

lied design All situoted larger than u wooded lots
From Sz5,soo to S33,zso-oPEN TERMS
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26

summer minute in the sunlight.
Hotel lobbies match their con-
tainers to the decor.
One can count from six to eight
Of the small sized containers in a
street car or bus. Bus passengers
receive receipt when they pay
their fare. 1t was amazing to note
how these small slips of paper were
carefully held in hand and rou-
timely deposited in container as
the passenger left the bus. No re-
ceipt slips on the floor. No receipt
slips at the bus stop on the street.
Large containers are to be found
on the plazas and in the parks,
usually screened with shrubbery or
flowers. No lunch remnants, no dis
carded newspapers to mar the
beauty of the surroundings.
Tour bus drivers don't hesitate
to warn a tour conductor if the
party is careless about litter on the
bus floor. Trains, too, have their
handy waste containers.
While riding in lift up the side
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26

of Mt. Pilatus in Switzerland, one
was amazed to see, far down, down,
on the slope, following the trail of
the lift, man with a pointed stick,
picking up the litter being so care
lessly dropped by some of the tour
ing lift riders.
A Dane, a world travelor, said
he was stunned on his first visit
to the United States. New York
City, Of which he had read and
heard so much, was so unkempt,
"And you Americans, who must
have bath every day."
So here is to the Euclid Cham
ber of Commerce and its war
against the litter bug. May they
capture every last bug, and Danish
the species from the face of their
city.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26
Euclid Chamber To War Against
Public Property Damage Litter

upon public and private prop
erty."
One of their suggestions toward
this end is more larger waste con-
tainers.
This brings to mind the hundreds
of small waste containers seen this
summer in the Scandinavian coun-
tries. These six to eight and some
times ten-inch in diameter, half
cylindral shaped mesh metal con-
tainers were everywhere. Walk but
few feet, one could find them.
They were mounted on the front
of buildings, at store doors, on the
poles along the street. They were
tackled on the end of benches, and
benches are profuse in these coun-
tries where the people love the out
doors and spend every precious
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26
Wanted: Names Pictures

Did play football with Shaw High School prior 1880
Do know anyone who did play ball Shaw prior
1880?
If please Bob Louis Athletic Shaw
GL 11750 Mr.. Louis send all before
players Anniversary Game October
The Cards still friendly competition good
from Shaker Heights, will be the visiting team.
Also:
Do you have picture Of early football player in
uniform? Will you please bring
Leader, PO 1898 GIL 14383 4600 ave.
land IL, 814 East 152nd ST. Cleveland 10
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26

-. remember the words ~ III.
LORD Jesus, how He said, It is
more blessed to give than to
receive - (The Acts 20, So
1t takes most of US at least
naI. a Lifetime to appreciate,
through our own personal ex.
pe,ience' pe the truth of the
words Of the Master. But
~hat s "a a blessed, full and use.
lul llfe would result if We
accepted His words in our
youtn' yoh and lived the long
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26

The Euclid Chamber Of Com
merce is undertaking a seemingly
impossible task. But if our fast
growing neighbor to the East sue
ceeds, even partially in this goal,
it will put to shame many a COM
munity in these parts.
The Chamber is out TO battle
"the rising problem of indiscrim-
mate throwing of litter on public
grounds, the defacing of public
properties, and the practice of
many citizens of allowing their
domesticated pets to wander
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26

charge Of the lessons. Adults may
register any Monday or Wednes-
day evening starting September
Both from 700 to 900 p. m. in
room LOG at the school, East 1O7th
and Carnegie.
For further information call
Tony Ventresca at GA. 1-7702 dur
ing the registration time.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26
John Hay Adult
Courses Ready

The John Hay High School
Community Center is offering
courses in golf, bridge, dancing,
also jewelry and cake decorating.
Professional instructors are in
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-09-26

M@y Alexander. 1882 EGst ls4th ST.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-11
Three School Apply For Entry
In Southeastern AA Conference

Present Southeastern AA Ath-
letic Association schools were
asked to accept at least three
now members among geographic
cal and other changes made in
~ organization at special
meeting held here, Wednesday
night.
President H. L. Haltiwanser
Of Hamlet turned the meeting
over to L. J. Hap" Perry of
Chapel Hill. executive secretary
of the North Carolina High
School Athletic Association. d
whose request Haltiwanger said
the meeting had been called.
StH schools of the present IL
school conference were repre-
sented, along with Massey Hill
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-11

ed that the name Of the associa-
ton be kept the same as it is
the Southeastern IA Athletic
Association-and this was passed
unanimously. Upol a reminder
that a violation Of the SEAAAA
constitution would be made by
accepting Massey Hill, Stedman,
Wallace-Rose Hill or any other
new members before having a
written application from them at
least 20 days and enSuring ap-
proval by majority Of the
members, it was decided that
such a chance would be given
the schools seeking membership.
Massey Hills written applica-
ton was read at the meeting.
thus making it official. Stedman
and W-RH. not represented. were
to be notified. Following receipt
of all applications, d mail poll OF
old members will be taken to de-
termine disposal of new memb-
erships.
1t is expected that all of the
three new schools will be ad-
mitted.
(by Jigg, Powers,
i SEAAAA Publicist)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-11

Of Cumberland County, repre-
scented by Asst. Principal Y. w.
Howard. Frank Mock. president
Of the NCHSAA and Kinston
principal, attended and aided
Haltiwanger and Perry in con-
lducting the meet.
Perry gave a recap on the hist
|ory of the NCHSAA since he be-
came secretary on Jan. /, l948,
and compared the present situa-
ZION Of the SEAAAA-which vot-
ed to divide for all types OF
sports action at 4 recent meeting,
setting off much discussion about
the future of the loop-with
growing pains" that have touch
ed other areas in North Carolina
since his acceptance of the sec
retaryship.
He later advised the SEAAAA
members then in District 2; /. e.,
Whiteville. Tabor City. Lumber
ton. Dunn and Clinton, that they
would have to accept such men,
bers as Massey Hill. Stedman
Wallace-Rose Hill, Morehead
City, Pamlico County and Jone,
Central as follow members il
the later group applied for MEM
bership and were accepted by a
vote Of the loop.
A suggestion was made at the
meet that the above schools form
a conference of their own, bu,
since not all of them had applied
for AA membership, this was no,
carried out. Later, q motion was
made by Principal Sill Caruso OF
Clinton that Massey Hill be add
ed to District 4, along with Wad-
esboro. Laurinburg, Raeford, and
Sanford, Rockingham, and Ham
lei, and to add Wallace-Rose Hill
and Stcdman to d.. An earlier
suggestion of the pian by Floyc
Wilson of Racford mad brought
on the motion, which would give
each district seven teams in al
sports.
Later, this motion was amend.
ed on a motion 20 allow Lumb.
crton to transfer fIum District
to District 4 and place Masse,
Hill in d.. This motion carried
This leaves, ct the preSen
moment, Whitevill-, Tabor City
Dunn, Massey Hill, Stedman
Wallace-Rose Hill and Clinton
in District ?, providing the new
members are approved by vot,
OF the old ones. D-4 is compose
OF WadeSboro. Rockingham
Hamlet, Laurinbur2, Raeford
Sanford, and Lumbcrton.
: Bob Reynolds OF Sanford NOV
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-11
Peace Time Vet
May Qualify For
VA Hospital

Veterans with peace time ser
vice only, are eligible for VA
disqualification if they were dis
charged under than dishonorable
for disabilities incur
red in line OF duty or if they
have been granted compensation
from VA for scrvIce-connecte6
or service incurred disability
Mr.. II. Hugh Nance, Columbus
County Veterans Service Officer
said this morning.
According 10 the County vet.
Grams Service Officer peace tim,
service, as the term implies. oc-
ours only when the veteran:
whole period of service is durinl
any period of time other thar
Civil War, Indian War, Spanish.
American War, Philippine In.
ISurrectiOn Moro Provinccs)
Boxer Rebellion. WWI. WWI
and Korean Conflict.
For the above reason MI
Nance suggested tina, any pcac,
time veteran who has not estab
llShed service connected dis
ability with the w attempt t,
do SO as early IS possible
For assistance contact hr
Nance located at COURTEOUS,
Whitcvillc or Mr.. =. Formy-Du
val, District Officer. or tn,
North Carolina Veterans Com
mission, 400 MurchiSon Building
Wilmington, North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-11

which it came. Raper suggests
the following procedures for
taking soil samples.
Visit one of Jour local Agri-
cultural Agencies such as the
Extension Service. ASC, Voca-
tional Agriculture Teacher, Sos,
and FILA, to obtain sampling
boxes, mailing cartons, and in
formation sheets. Scme fertilize
dealers also have these supplies.
The next step is to divide your
farm into fields OF areas accord
ing to soil color, past lining and
past cropping. Unusual spots
such as eroded areas OF low
Ispots should be omitted OF
sampled separately. Collect one
sample from each area. In col
lecting the samples. obtain soil
from Is to 20 spots over the area
and try to get about the same
amount of soil from each spot
Samples should be taken to q
depth of 6 inches for all row
crops and seedlings, and 2 -
inches for established pastures
and hay fields. A spade, sampl-
ing tube, or soil auger can be
used to collect samples. Collect
tho soil In a clean bucket, mix il
well, and then fill soil carton "a
to a full. Be sure to put name
and address and number of area
on cartoon.
After the samples have been
COLLECTED, fill out the information
sheet carefully. This information
IS used by the agronomist when
making lime and fertilizer re-
Communications for the crops
you plan to grow. Place the
information sheet in an envelope
and the samples in mailing
carton and send them to the Soil
Testing Division, North Carolina
Department of Agriculture, RAJ
leigh, North Carolina
Remember. sampling is the
most important step in the en-
tire soil testing procedure.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-11
BY Mary Anne Marshbourne

Attention All Club girls int
crested in Clothings!
Our holiday season is upon us
with all its sacredress, beauty
and splendor.
All club members, in keeping
with our holiday spirit, are
thinking of clothing they will
need for many special occasions.
l am sure we have many Al
girls who are capable of making
their Christmas dresses. It is
quite evident that our County
Clothing Champion. Brenda Ra-
bon of Evergreen. who did q
beautiful job with her dress in
the 1856 dress revue, will be
making her own dress.
To help you with the selec.
ton Of color, "All-of-a-colol
look" seeks new converts. Will
more and more manufactures.
making all types Of fabrics ir
coordinated colors, the head-to-
toe match becomes easier anc
easier to achieve, whether you
are buying your dresses or max
ing them. Hosiery mills are feat
uring dyed-to-match hose. Shoe
manufacturers and hat design.
ers, of course, have all climbed
on the bandwagon. Even leather
and fur items come in a vast
range of ColorS to complete your
ensemble.
Red, red, red, from early morn
ing to late evening is the color
to conjure with this season. Rec
has really taken the stage, from
and center. II you have Away!
wanted a red dress, but never
quite had the courage, now i.
the time to indulge that craving
Orange, red, red-red, blue-red
from a delicate coral to a deer
rich cranberry, or the jewel
dark red that you can find bes
in velvet, all of them are seer
as solids for dresses, coats, blous.
eS, pantS-everything. And, o
course, red appears with otheI
colors in prints, plaids, anc
checks.
Big-city black is still the bes
way To look chic all year, bu
especially in the chilly months
For the teenagcr ii will be blacl
with color. She Will choose from
la vast array of plack-groun,
prints of all kinds and black
filled materials. Black with col
orS shows up all over the camp
us in prints and weaves-penci
stripes, checks, clearinghouse
Iplaids. and twecds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-11
County Agent
Recommends
Soil Be Tested
County Agent Charles D. Rap

County Agent Charles D. Rap
err recommends that soils be test
ed every 3 to years.
Soil tests tell how fertile the
soil Is, what the chances are for
ia profitable response to added
fertilizer. how much fertilizer to
add, and whether or not you
need lime and how much This
information makes more efrici-
cnt fertilization possible and in
Sures greater profits for you. To
get the most value from a soil
test II is very important to take
a soil sample that accurately re-
presents the field o. area from
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-12-11
1T. BAXTER M. HOOD

CAMP GARY, TEX. - Second
1t. Baxter NJ. Hood, whose wife.
Jeanne, lives in Tabor City. was
graduated Dec. 3 from the Army
Primary Flight Training course
at Camp Gary, Tex.
Lieutenant Hood received l2O
hours Of flight training and 27a
hours of classroom instruction
during the four month course.