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nETHEeDA.lh hl1s. ~ Wiseen-
Den. 1.eAE gntagei $50 -
RENT WITH 0fkiqh TO Buy
Near walter johnson High
h sssS RRkar47;s's ss sUstasAh
OLD HOUSE
bedrooms; lovely secluded =.
na afen % BE- apprseiatedi $40
James c. Conley & Co.
nbs6 Georgia ave. ~. $500
SPLIT IEyEi. 3 bedrooms. den. "
Rambler. 8 bsdrms. fenced yard.
Contemporary, 3 hedrms,, sos.
NungaI0w. 2 bedrmH.. sos.
bunGaioa. 2 6sdTms.. SIS.
James G. ConIey q Co.
Qbzb 0eofgla Ave. ~. $500
RIuog MANOR
ALL-BR1CK RAMBLER
WITH OPTION TO BUY
rambler With tWfn-sissd bsdfms..
Iiy. rn, with fireplace. sep. din. fm !,
kit.,. utll. nm, and lee, level lot; no
bsmt. rental plan, &f4b mo-, with
portion Of rental applying 70 future.
REQUIRED down payment and settle.
ment. lmined. settlement with
small down payment.
WALSH-HALVERSON
E5.. $685. Eyes. Ky, s.Is5S
IN TOWN OF FAIRFAX
Six rms, bath, h.-y. Oh heat;
rom lnns' psnssa n VA. H2fsRRF. nj ~
s.sylt o. II. z.0s17. -
ALEXANDRIA, AREA
NEAR NEW SCHOOLS
t0RADB-PARoc HIAIs-HIoHl
q LARGE EEDRMs.. .
cHEEzzEcY.l AA kRAs6kAsREiE
CALL so. 5000
%. on EWES 20. s-7D22
MONROE pEvELoPMENT cQRP.
l14 N. Kfnan Hwy. Alex Va
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Z bedrooms; lovely secluded 10.
cation; large trees on Yard must
Be seen 70 be appfeeiatedi $40
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DELIcA7EseEn .LUNcnEQNETTK.
0ROcEHfE8. Close n MQntHonl-
erg GO, CROWNS business. $1,000
SMALL REbTAUnANT and sand.
Wich shop. near schools. Good OBJ
p0ftunity for Ilght person. Apt,
lssaloff 1901 HsiSash ~ ng n.s s.'m' -
SEWELRY STORE with End hand
license. vicinity Of 9th and D sts,
NV. Modern store With excellent
potentialities. Doing good business
now, Modofn fixtures ana cir
c0nd. Owner wishes 10 Sell due 10
health. Reasonable financial terms
sas1Z. ps AL srrAnssd for buyer BOZ
DONUT eHQP-Weii equipped for
E ss ss:h aa on ssay s S
BEAUTY sALON8--MF. AnaIln had
major operation. cannot work for
months. Our price, haircut.
nents. $50, FOR $4,000 lake pick
Of either shop 15lb 0eorRia ave-,
Silver Spring. Nd. or 1920 Irglnn
Pi.ul ~ Il ba nsiIssl'ahwsaA ssSzgsss. Fs
rIIIx ROOM MODEM HQTkL ene
COCKTAIL lounge on worlds famous
paYtQna Beach, must sacrifice.
$4,000 down, balance N years,
B per cent acreage on equity may
snfhce e cash: must see 70 believe,
9S 1tIip,0onw Easzsi y s, p 5lkis.
Hotel pasfona beach, fiorida.
GROCERY AND DELlCA1E8sEn---
golng $3.50 . day business. 20,
REgTAuHANT AND BAR = Near
NAB: ABC on end %. Owner
wishes 70 retire. Boz ISM star.
DRY CLEANING PLANT and shit
laund eBtah, businees-prOmfnent
SSS u Msss g. e sts. az
BEAUTY sHOP ron sALE-Estab-
llghed over 10 years. catering q
high class clientele. excellent
Rso'ss BOG a ss.r. wants 70 retire
ASSOCIATE. 70 paftlelpate 10 haT-
ness horse business. Small invest
ment. ST. 1-4113. 3 I'll >.
s 1slI.d s man. ~ 81 s ss Z .q as
bUNDRfKs. patent medicine. lunch
eonette: downtown section: excel
business: over 1000 customers
az s,s, ' sssris. Pa AZ ~ $50 Il 3 sun
INFORMATION sknyICE BUs1-
MSS c0ntrolllne stock IN cofpo-
ration disseminating information
pertaining 70 Government regula-
tons on an annual aubscfiption
basis No Sderg under $500 con-
sidefed. Anticipated net return
10es. Further information SUD
Piled 10 selected applicants. Re.
piles CONFIDENTIAL. Box 106-h Star
MOTIFS FOR eALE--Advjce ant
consultation b. exclusive. full-timt
motel broker and travel specialist
offering recommendations on besi
buys IN inotels and sites
JOE n. THOMPSON
232 woodward Bldg. jackson e-o70(
USED CAR LOT
Na0anffm IN 49, ssaar.fnara ANnn.
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James G. Conley q Co.
Q5zb ueornla Ave. ~. $4,000
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
NEAR NEW SCHOOLS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

q LARGE EEpRMs.. .
cvPANCY, REASONABLE
RENT.
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DUPLEX Arr.

Excellent location, 5 rooms. 2
tedrms.. hardwood doors. Close 70
stores and bus. ADULTS ONLY.
$50 50 PAYS for RENT GAS HAT
and ELECTRICITY. a07 65rd q.
ne, ~. l-0a26 % NO. 1-0l41.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26

AMERICAN .. PARK
OPEN SUNDAY, 20
1924 AIbemarle st.

a prsylew ef ! Ans Homs n .
! ssisefien q interior decor q Sont
own choice or Z reduction q pficS.
Present central air conditfoning
and WaII.to-Wall carpeflnr moEs
this 5-bedFm., 21s-bath Colonial
brick . must for you. Come =
today o. call Mrs. Mary Davis, m.
1851; ewes. and ageek ends. "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26

James g. COnley e Co.
Ab9B Georgia Ave. 10. $500
SPLIT LEyEis. B bedrooms. den, IL
EeHGisf, ) b.drms. fenced yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26

IN TOWN OF FAIRFAX
.as q: RAJ Am! Daie a.i h-y z. % hs. 4,
a-2eAA o. h1: z-Qsz7,
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USED CAR LOT

cappeity 50 caEf. premilm dqWn-
town corner: includes lights signs.
eif-conditioned once qnd al equip.
.Sss. 's 81. ee..st4ass Cah MN sl'ASs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26

Contemporary, : bedfms, sos.
Rambler. 4 6sdrms.. 500.
buneaiou, 2 bedTms.. SIS.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
3-hedroom rambler; tile bath;
large EQUIP, Kitchen; SOS mo.
NJ r. REYNOLDS n co.
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Imn asse d L1oS colo1 SI S SM Liv.
r m, din; II,. ! silsd e. kits powder
walnut library End A. dormitory
sOIpisss s Ssih: 's 81 hwh. iR A..r anc
J. Lee DoNNEILY 4 SON
Ma. A-AAlA ENes.. WO. a-2aR2
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Dc. EREA.-s,s.dFm. .bTk,i tent
d ISsssI i lsnssSf s ssi IA. s.ssss.
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ALExANDRIA--.Le yely, hpes, 4;
vslls'S psl, pafkihs. stefass' lsln'
ary room; yefy cow. n,fpori,
Aefs E9l Sashiofd lane Alex
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RENT; We. Hunt Country, beauti-
fui wooded area. 40 miles from
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2-bath
house. on hard road: dble. garage:
81 heat; garden; school bus.
yearly hasi. % sati,fastory ten
s my. ss ss1il 81 a pvrSI only.
Telephone The Plains, Clearbrook
3-26iI, Thursdays through sun
days ONLY, or write BOZ 7, the
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WALSH-HALVERsON

y: 1853 '''', U, s:lisss
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FALLS CHURCH AngA-In .
home has a. iexsf cathsdral-
place. 8 bedrooms. fmaeter bed
room has hrsplaeel. " baths:
: poFcheG, stanle and corral for
horses: sltO. STANLEY 3.
ROWLAND CO.. INC, Realtors.
III 3-3333.
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hk00kM0NI'--b rooms, q baths:
e os s si5S %o al ae ssSss ais'igs.
oo3 5. CAROLINA Avn 80:
e.dEn q, hens ,o1 plgs y, osHs II, ag sS NIll
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FOXHALL VILLAGE-NeWIy decor. !.
sunney. semi-det. toWnhouse; liv.
I'm. approx. "a It. with firepl:.
sep. din. rm-. mod, elec. kit, with
brkfst. nook. 3 tyin-size bedfms.;
full attic. paneled rec. rm-: gar;
Wis Reaifor. M 9-il3T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26

FALLS CHURCm-1-b bedroom Cape
codi fully equipped Kitchen; 10
AL eonditions near bus <i25
month: move N Monday. CROW.
ELL 4 CO., INC, IA. S-0107.
ALEx.--a bedFms,. z baths, knotty-
pine hsnlt.. schools and buses
cow. so, e.116l.
IMMEDIATE CORRESPONDENTS
I'm. Cape Cod: Twin Brook Forest;
Stl5 per mo. WOOD CO. 10.
1~1&0O.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-23
B. and p. News

B and P members of the Muir
rell Branch YWCA who missed
last months club supper missed
a treat. The club supper was held
at the Booker Terrace restaurant.
We wish to thank Albert Bellamy,
chef, and Burt Jackson, mana
ger of the Booker Terrace for our
cordial reception.
On Tuesday, March 26, club
supper will be held at the home
of Mrs. Gladys Richardson, 1919
NV 5th place at s pm. Hostesses
for the evening will be Mrs. Rich
arson and Miss Enid Curtis. They
are planning q scrumptious meal
with a st. Patrick's Day setting.
All B and p members and per-
sons interested in joining the club
are asked to attend.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-23
State Spelling Contest
AT Bethune-C ookman}

Miss Marion M. Speight, chair
man of the foreign language de-
partment of Bethune-Coolyman
College announces the State Wide
Spelling Contest for Friday,
March % at 8 pm. in the col
lege auditorium.
The following schedule Of ac-
Invites has been prepared for the
contestants and their sponsors:
10 a.m.-RegiStration, White
Hall Lobby.
IL a.m.-General Assembly
IL noon - Lunch, Faith Hall.
2:30 pm. - Tour Of the campus.
4:30 pm. Briefing Of con-
testants, Conference Room, White
Hall.
Bpm. - Spelling contest, aud
itorium, White Hall.
After the contest a reception
honoring the contestants and their
sponsors will he held in the
lounge of Meigs Hall.
All contestants will receive
prizes, however, the winner will
receive a 5000 part tuition schol-
arship for first place, the runner
rp will receive $50 part tuition
scholarship and for third place,
the winner will receive a 500
scholarship. These scholarships
will only be honored at Bethune
Goodman College during the 1857
So school year. The contest Is only
opened to graduating seniors of
1857.
The committee, headed by Miss
Speight, states that they trust the
high schools will participate in
large numbers, for there is a much
needed effort to improve spelling
on all levels.
The rules governing the contest
will be based on the Miami Her
aid Spelling Contest Rules.
The judges for the contest are
DR.. Thurman w. Stanback, chair
man of the division of humanities
and Mrs. Vivienne Smith of the
English department.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-23
The Royal EOS

The Royal Twenty Civic and
Social Club met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Bryant,
1860 NV 64th ST., March 10 with
Mrs. Alice Hisrnith as hostess. The
meeting was short and spicy.
Everyone expressed himself as
having had a wonderful evening.
Now that Spring is in the air
our club, like everything around
US, is takink on a new perspec-
tive. The Royal Twenty, one of
the most popular clubs in Miami,
has engaged the Harlem Square
Ballroom for its 18th Anniver-
sary Complimentary Dance on
April S. The club will be pleased
to welcome you at its dance.
The next meeting will be held
March "a at the home OF Mrs.
Holton, 3342 Thomas ave.
Mrs. ErneStine Holton, Pres.
Mrs. S. HillSman, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-23
Easter Sunrise
Service

The Christian Service Prayer
Fellowship welcomes you and
friends to its End annual Sunrise
service in the spacious front yard
of the McGhaneyNs home, 227O
NV 153rd ST., Apa Loclca, Sun
day, April 81. Free bus Transport
tation from the Miami area. Bus
leaves NV Attn ave. and 10th st.
4 am, stops at 35S NV 18th st.
about 4:l0 am, 18th st. and 9Th
ave. and 14th st. and 9th ave.,
18th st. and 9th ave.. 10Th st. and
9th ave., Liberty City bus stops
regular, No. 81 bus route. Ser
vices begin S am. The public Is
invited.
Thanking you kindly,
G. S. p. F.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-23
EASTERN STARS
TO MEET IN
ORLANDO

The Royal Grand Chapter
OES working under the pro-
lection of the Most Worshipful
Prince Hall Grand Lodge, Ancient
Free and accepted Masons, of
Florida and its Masonic Jurisdic-
ton, Ill. H. B. Evans, grand
master, Lady Hannah B. Miller,
royal grand matron, will convene
in Orlando April 1925. The Roy
al Grand Chapter will meet in
the st. Mark AME Church, 8l4
Avondale and Callahan Drive.
Tuesday night will be the
grand opening at st. John Bap-
fist Church. Carter st. Rev. b. L.
Watson, pastor.
The grand session promises TO
be the best in the history of its
organization, under the fine lead
ershio Of Lady H. B. Miller. An
outstanding program Is being
promoted in the juvenile depart
ment.
The grand session of the Grand
Heroines of Jericho will be CALL
ed in session on Monday, April %
by the Grand Most Ancient Ma
tron, Sister T. M. Joyce.
The Royal Grand Chapter OES
will be entertained by the Seven
chapters Of the Sunshine City,
namely Sallie Armstead No. 129,
Lily Of Valley No. lot, Henriet-
ia No. SO, Morning Star No. ITO,
Royal Palm No. SO, Buds of
Promise No. 4, and Queen Isa-
belle No. ISL.
The convention will be high
lighted by the annual parade
when all Masons and Eastern Star
Sisters will march in full regalia
Of the order.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-23
In Your Name
Written There

BY Armenia Nicely for AMP
This too shall end: This senseless
bitter hate,
That hides and kills while men
for justice wait.
This acrid, sulphurous scent OF
fumes and fire
That choke, fed by sins venom
on a race hate pyre.
This private un- named war, that
so resembles hell
That Just men dare not look, shall
end. For, God sees we'll.
He hears each half.hushed cry
from hearts too parched to
weep.
It matters hot. His wrath will
keep
The time now hastens when the
South will blush in vain,
To see Ito name emblaxoned on
heli's book Of fame.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-23

lege of Salisbury, N. c. Mrs.
Straughter was twice called to the
faculty Of Spelman College, At
lanta, GA. but could not accept
because of previous educational
engagements. Mrs. Straughter Is
a graduate Of both Fla. A and M
University, and Virginia State
College. She holds the MA. De-
gree in education from NYU
with additional advance study at
the University Of Cincinnati and
Chicago, as well as Columbia
University.
Mrs. Straughter is the daughter
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. James
D. Roberts, ST.. Of Key West, Fla.
She is also the sister Of the late
Mrs. Constance Roberts Edwards,
who was well known as teacher
throughout the state, and at the
time Of her passing was an officer
of Florida State Teachers As
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Straughter Is also the Sis
ter Of the late Norton Roberts
who once served as Vice-princi-
pal OF Stanton High School Of
Jacksonville and who at the time
OF his death was a senior law
student at the University Of Gin
cinnati,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-23
Gardenia Club
Hears Beckham,

The Gardenia Circle Club held
its last meeting at the home of
Mrs. Bessie Turner. Business of
importance was discussed.
Preparations were made for
he annual tea which is to he
held. on Easter Sunday. Also dis
cussed was the appearance of
William B. ''RoclSy" Beckham of
he Afro-American Insurance Co.
for a 15-minute talk to t h e
group.
Mrs. Turner was a delightful
hostess. A dinner, served at the
beautiful and spacious Fiesta
Room OF the Mary Elizabeth
Iotel, was enjoyed immensely by
the membership. E. Grant is
president of the club.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-23
Miami Teacher Elected
President of FSTA
Continued from page l

Continued from page !
well attended and proved to be
very inspirational in every re-
Spect.
sTRAUGHTER ELECTED
For the second time in its his
tory the 64-year-old organization
chose as its president and leader a
woman. The first woman to serve
as president Of the FSTA was the
late DR.. Mary Mcleod Bethune.
The newly elected president,
Mrs. Irene Roberts Straughter, is
well and favorably known
through out the state. She has
given many years of service in
teaching the youth and teachers
throughout our nation. Mrs. Stra-
tighter has also contributed very
largely to the civic and religious
life of all communities in which
she has lived. She is presently
employed as a teacher In the
school system of Miami. Her
teaching assignments have includ-
ed services in the public schools
Of Orange, Monroe, Duvanl and
Dade Counties, with membership
on the faculties Of Fla. A and M
University, Bethune-C o k m a n
College, Hungerford Inst, john
son c. Smith University of Char
lotte N. Car, and Livingston Col
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-23
Musical Tea

The Cooperative Women's Club
OF Miami cordially invites you to
attend its Eighth Anniversary
Musical Tea, Sunday evening,
March "a, 4 to 6 o'clock at 6942
NV 18th ave.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-03-23
Annual Tea

New Light CHAPTER No. n,
OES, invites you to attend its
annual tea given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Pecke, 1888
NV 65th ST., Sunday, March "a,
from 4 to 6 pm.
E. J. Walden, w. M.
Ruth Wooten, secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
|Pravda Features
Speech by Mao.

MOSCOW, June 20 (R.-
Pravda yesterday splashed over
three full pages the 17,000-word
authorized text of Chinese leader
Mao Tze-tung's February q
speech affirming that contra
dictions" can exist in a socialist
society.
The official Soviet Communist
Party paper laid out in detail the
various contradictions which the
Red Chinese boss says can exist
in societies which consider them
selves on the road to commu-
niSm.
Western observers expressed
surprise at the increasing space
the Soviet press gives to pro-
nouncementS by Mao, and won
dered if the Chinese leader ac-
tually was emerging as a new
oracle for world communism.
(This dispatch was delayed
several hours in the Moscow
censorship Office. Apparently
parts Of the dispatch were de-
leted by the cenSorD
The new post-Stalin Soviet
collective leadership has main
tanned, however, that each Com
munist society must develop in
its own way. and that the rules
which apply to one do not neces-
sarily apply to another.
The Soviet public is now ac-
quainted with Macs admission
that there have been strikes in
Red China among students and
workers, and that there are con-
f1ictS = however "non-antago-
nistic" -between the masses and
their rulers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20

was not believed that the As
sembly would want to bring
about the same crisis so soon
again.
The fiscal plan agreed on by
the cabinet calls for a saving of
$50 billion francs ($7l4 million)
in 1857. plus another 200 billion
francs ($571 million) in 1858.
New taxes are expected to
raise 432 billion francs ($1,234,-
000.000) in 1878. The taxes
include a hike of 10 per cent on
corporation income, a 20 per
cent increase on stamps for Of
fetal documents and a S per
cent tax on fluctuations Of COM
pany supply inventories. The
latter is one item to which the
Conservatives objected particu-
larly when Mollet proposed it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
YuI Bynner Suffers
Fracture in Film Stunt

HOLLYWOOD, June 20 (R.-
Actor Yul Brynner is back before
the cameras after fracturing a
vertebra in his back on an MGM
movie lot.
Mr.. Brynner was doing some
trick riding for THE Brothers
Karamazov," and leaned far to
one side as he slashed with a
sword. Soon afterward he COM
planned of back and chest pains.
"A studio announcement said
X-rays disclosed the fracture.
Mr.. Brynner was not hos
pitalized and insisted on con-
tinuing work. He Is heavily
tapped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20

Iriously hurt. The other injured
remained in the hospital over
night before returning to their
units.
Jolt by Telephone
More than three miles from
the center of the storm damage
one soldier was talking on a field
telephone. A jolt of electricity
threw him completely across a
large tent.
A switchboard operator in a
communications center, sitting
with his head set in his lap, said
lit felt like "a horse kicked me
in the stomach"
Maj. David Wilkinson, unit
chaplain from Charlotte, cred
tied action of the men in the
field with keeping any of the
injured from being seriously
hurt.
He said, within seconds after
the first shock men who them
selves had been knocked down
and those who felt no effects
from the jolts. were on their
feet helping their buddies.
Praises GuardSmen
1.-THE way those guardsmen
kept their heads is a real credit
to them and their unit"
The damage apparently CEN
tered in the bivouac area of
Headquarters Company and
Compang G of the 120th In
fantry Regiment. units from
Kannapolis. Twenty of the in
jured are residents of Kannapo-
lis.
But. riding telephone and
power lines. the lightning bolts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20

ges-Maunoury to call for
a vote of confidence on the pro-
gram after an Assembly debate
that is scheduled to begin tomor-
row and end Monday.
Despite opposition already
being expressed, there was firm
belief in some quarters that the
program would not be defeated
again. The prospect for any
kind of cabinet different from
the present minority grouping
virtually is nonexistent. and IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20

aIter the nerce electrical storm
swept across Fort Bragg. Field
aid stations gave first aid treat
ment on the spot.
The Army identified the VIC
Tins as Sergt. 1/c Walter Lee
Milan. 26. and Pfc. Arthur
Bolton Norris, jr., 10, both OF
Kannapolis, N. C.
Units Of the 30th (Old Hick-
ory) Division of the North Caro-
lima National Guard bore the
brunt of the storms attack
The 5000 Tar Heel Guardsmen
were encamped for summer
training in a wooded area 10
miles west of the main portion
of the base.
Strikes Chow Line
Striking at suppertime, the
lightning skipped around the
bivouac area as many of the
SololerS StOoo IN CHOW line, mess
kits in hand.
1.-THE men in front of me were
knocked down like bowling pins"
one soldier said. MY metal mess
gear was wrenched from my
hand and bent all out of shape y
Another said. 1.-THE ground
shook something terrible and my
feet felt like the ground was siz-
zling-just burning up"
After the first flash. one
guardsman removed his boots to
see If his feet were injured. 81
just put my bare foot on the wet
ground when another bolt struck
like the first one," he said. II
was knocked to the ground along
with other people in the tent.
An Army spokesman said four
OF the injured were admitted to
the hospital as patents, none Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
French Cabinet, 8 Days
Old, to Risk Its Fall

PARIS. June 20 (R.-Premier
Maurice Bourges Maunoury.
after only eight days in Office,
puts before the National Assem-
bly, tomorrow the issue most
likely to bring down his govern
ment.
His cabinet last night agreed
on virtually the same program
of higher taxes as the one on
which the Conservatives toppled
the government of Socialist Pre-
mier Guy Mollet May 81.
The cabinet authorized Mr..
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Senate 0ks Cut
In Metals Fund
BY the Associated Press

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The Senate. yielding to the
House, has agreed to cut from
"a supplementary appropriations
bill all funds for minerals sub
sides and flood insurance. -
The Senate passed and sent
to the White House yesterday q
bill containing $85, 1858, 1926 in
funds for about so Government
agencies. Some of the agencies
including the Railroad Retire.
ment Board and Commodity
Credit Corp.-need the funds to
meet payrolls. =
The biggest item in dispute In
the bill was $50 million to con-
tinue purchases of tungsten. as
bestos. fluorspar and columbiutn.
tantalum.
The other major disputed item
was $14 million to begin Fed
eral flood insurance program
authorized by Congress last year.
President Eisenhower had asked
$50 million for the program. ="
Several Senators said they
hoped sufficient money could be
obtained in another supple
mental bill to keep the Federal
Flood Indemnity Administration
from closing its doors after
June 30. 30.
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Biggest item in the supple
mental bill is S65 million in re-
adjustment funds for the VET
Grams Administration.
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Miss Hoyworth Hurt

HOLLYWOOD. June 20 R.-
Rita Hayworth strained a tendon
in her leg while doing the last
dance number in the filming of
Pal joey" her studio said yes
terday.
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Lightning Kills 2 els,
Injuries 48 at Fort BRAGG

FORT BRAGG, N C.. June 20 H9-Lighning struck twice
within 10 minutes killed two National Guardsme
soldiers like bowling pins this Army paratrooper
last night.
The base hospital called in duty personnel
48 patients who poured in for treatment for