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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Ho -
Administration. This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber Of the
state Of MARYLAND. has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the
District Of Columbia. Letters Of
Administration on the estate Of
Kenzie X. Kirkham, late OF the
District Of Columbia. deceased,
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. TO
the. subscriber, on or before the
18th day of October. A;D. 1857;
ciuded from al benefit OF said
estate. Given under my hand this
18th day Of April. 1857, ARTHUR
G. ELGIN. $50 washington Loan q
Trust Bldg. WASHINGTON 4. y; &.
(Seal.) Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL. REGISTER of Wills for the
District OF Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. ap24-myl,5
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Trustees Sale

h ttxfTREs and kI nSJIPME S4H
Chrysler "5-H.P." Air Temp
AIR CONDITIONER
ePINET PIANO. TELEVISION
National 1874 f5S-lB1 TIC"
CASH REGISTER, ETC.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
at 1904 PA. AVE. Sc.
M O N D A Y
HaAWv n aAea n ~NR
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ASST ROOM CLERK

k1AS0 4s 4SN<&fAA OAGAtAA
Opportunity TO learn hotel field;
and information clerk. Excellent
chance for rapid advancement. APP
My Personnel Once. RIM, 3lp, 1874
k st. NV. AMBASSADOR HOTEL.
AUDITOR. nieht, MGR 1000. Hotel
Lake George. New York area. TIE.
AUTO BODY MECHANIC = Have
opening for experienced body man:
plenty OF work. top earnings: Mr..
shannon, WISS1NQER CHEVRO-
LET, SEVEN CORNERS. FALLS
CHURCH. VA.
AUTO MECHANIC--Need a reliable
mechanic for nieht shift; ON ex-
perience: modern shop, top earn
ings: hours 3 to IL, . nights. Mr..
shannon, WISSlNGER CHEVRO-
LET. SEVEN CORNERS. FALLS
CHURCH. VA.
AUTO GLASS MECHANIC, must be
exper.: good pay; bls-day vk. Apply
in per. NEWLAND'S AUTO GLASS.
Tysons Corner, Va. JE. 4s6411,
AUTO MECHANICS = Experienced.
fine-enr mechanics make more money
81 Manhattan than anyplace IN the
out our stan. 4 shop locations. Call
Joe Herson az no, $4,000,
IN ArNHhnhIpAN Sr AuH0
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Many Fine Example

Among the men formerly on
Juvenile probation are lawyers.
Army officers, college students,
truckdrivers. elevator operators
television performers. q profess
sional boxer and school teachers.
A probation officer has about
90 cases at one time.
John J. Larkin. director Of So
eial work at Juvenile Court, sees
probation as q vital part Of the
courts work.
I'm many cases our Job Is re-
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20 1IlteLKlsMs MItnUul Iesl

Using agency experience to super
wise art department in large
p ptina T tns res,,,raS mus ~ cs sD,e o, 70
and schedule work to meet produce
ton requirements, purchase outside
creative art services as necessary.
and counsel with statesmen on pros
pective art Tor customers. Reply to
Box 35e-D. star, giving age, edu-
cational BACKGROUND. experience and
salary expected.
Evening star., 1957-12-01
Stocks Higher;
Rebound Tops
Sharp Skid
BY ED MORSE
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.--It
was an Eisenhower market"
again this week. The stock
market rose for the third
straight week.
The Presidents health was by
far the dominating factor in
Wall Street; always is when his
health beco mes front-page
news.
The market more than made
UP its initial losses on the bad
news about the Presidents
health.
The recovery was spurred also
by news which Wall Street
considered greater spending for
defense. At the same time
there was q backlog Of new
optimism based on the recent
lowering OF tire discount rate
by the Federal Reserve Board.
All Of this sdded up to ex-
pectations Of better things to
come for business and indus
try. Nevertheless. the latest fig-
ures showed that several major
indicators Of economic activity
were continuing TO decline. The
October production index was
lower. Petroleum and steel pro-
duction and freight carload
ings continued at levels below
year ago.
The five most active issues on
the New York Stock Exchange
were North American Aviation,
UP ga at 81 on 287. 900 shares:
Standard Oil New Jersey. UP
2 at 5lh: Getty Oil. UP 3h at
273s; Lukens Steel, UP 2ss at
7Ih. and General Motors. un-
changed at 35M.
Evening star., 1957-12-01
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Bituminous Production ir
the week ended November 2:
totaled 1880. 900 tons compared
with 9.l20.000 in the previous
week and 100000 in the like
week q year ago.-NationaI
Coal Association.
Motor Vehicle Output last
week totaled 1924 cars and
1887 trucks compared with
l5l.846 and 23.604 in the previ-
Gus week and l59.9T6 and 25.-
062 in the like week a year
ago.-Ward's Automotive Re-
ports.
Crude Petroleum Production
In the week ended November
% averaged 6.S32.270 barrel,
daily. up 1850 for the week
and compared with 7.195. $50
In the like week q year ago
American Petroleum Institute
Loans 10 Brokers and dealers
on other than Government Sc
curities by New York member
banks totaled S777 million on
November 2S. up 81 million
from the previous week. but
down S312 million from the
ike week q year ago.-Federal
Reserve Board.
Southern Pacific Trans. in 10
months ended October 81
earned t46.408.50e or s5.13 a
share VS.. s4S.036. .403 or s5.3l
in 1856 period.
Chi. Burl. e. @. r. X. in lC
months ended October 81
earned $l3.6s3. .337 or S8.Ol a
share ". sl6.463 800 or s6.64 in
1856 period.
Illinois Central r. r. in 10
months ended october 81 earned
sl2.l5l .503 or $50 share VS.,
$40. .307.395 or $6.53 in 1856
period.
Western Union Tel. in 10
months ended October 81 earned
$40. 0.036.453 or s1.61 a share VS.,
$40, ,304.799 or $l.65 in 1856
period.
Goth Century Fox Film in 80
weeks ended September %
earned $5,623.S5S or $2.14 a
share VS.. s3.ls2, ,099 or $l.20 in
1856 period.
N. ", N. II. & Hart. r. r. in
10 months ended October 81
had a loss of $5l9. .998 VS.. a loss
Of $76l.38l in 1856 period.
CuneO Press in nine months
ended October 81 earned $685.
sos or 81 cents a share VS..
$99i.347 or 90 cents in 1856
period.
Hamilton Watch Co. in nine
months ended october 81 earned
$5l1.091 or $l.2l q share VS..
$1,256.2Sl or $3.50 in 1856
period.
Evening star., 1957-12-01
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

Charles w. Hoover. manager
of the Washington branch of
Globe -Wernicke Co. for many
years. retired yesterday after
serving the company As years.
Robert L. McConnaughy has
become branch manager and
w. A. Taylor Government con-
tract manager.
James A. Mustard. jr.. who
managed the Washington Office
of Edison Storage Battery Di-
vision. Thomas A. Edison In
dustries, Inc. from 1912 until
last April. has been named
general sales manager for the
division in West Orange, N. J..
John w. Gendron, a WASH
ington native who studied at
both American and Georgetown
Universities, has been named
administrative assistant to
President D. T. Staples of Tide
water Oil Co. in San Francisco.
His parents live here.
j. G. Shattuck has become
associated with the Washing
ton office of H. Finder & Asso-
ciates. Inc. He formerly was
with the Federal Power Conf
mission and is an engineering
graduate of Leland Stanford
University.
David r. van FOssen, ac-
countant with the American
Association for the Advance
ment Of Science. received hon.
orable mention for the Elijah
Watt Sells Awards. He was
among the 10 highest scoring
candidates taking all parts of
the Uniform Certified Public
Accountant examination last
May.
DR.. Henry Singer. training di-
rector for Hilton Hotels Corp.
is giving a weeks course in
management development for
personnel Of Hotel Statler here.
George E. Thompson has
been named product engineer
in the Washington ofiice Of Re-
action Motors, Inc.
Evening star., 1957-12-01
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
~ SYLVIA PORTER
Flottening-Thot's All

The cost Of living is now
leveling oh-but that is all It is
doing.
You cannot expect any sig
nificant drop in living costs in
the foreseeable future. 1t won't
happen unless We suddenly go
into a real business slump. And
I'm assuming a real slump will
not occur. and I'm assuming
no sane American hopes it will
occur.
Rather. the most you can
expect is a breathing spell
several months III which rises
in some living costs will be Of
set BY declines in others. and
by careful shopping you'll be
able to save dimes and dollars
on some purchases. while you're
being nicked for extra dimes
and dollars on others.
1t is good news that the
latest official price index shows
the prolonged upswing in liv-
ing costs has now petered out,
and while the index to be issued
in late December probably will
show another increase, the rise
primarily will be due to higher
automobile prices.
Outlook Analysed
Now to get a perspective on
the probable future. let's
analyze the outlook for the
various items in the Official
price index:
Food: Seasonal patterns
indicate that food costs should
be going down in early 1858,
but the Agriculture Depart
ment predicts food prices will
begin inching upward next
spring and through mid-le5e
at least. Built-in costs Of food
labor costs all along the
line. processing. transportation.
marketing - are relentlessly
pushing for high retail food
prices.
Housing: What are the
chances for any big drop in
shelter costs? Next to zero.
Prices may stabilize after an
upsurge uninterrupted since
World War II. But barring q
major economic crack-up. can
you reasonably expect marked
declines in household repair
costs. rents. fuels. household
equipment. gas, electricity. tel
ephone rates. dry cleaning,
etc.2 No.
Medical Care Rising
Clothing: Prices OF cloth
ing should stabilize and maybe
some lines will be less expen-
Evening star., 1957-12-01
BY SYLVIA PORTER

sive. But significant cuts in
apparel prices? No.
Transportation: The cost OF
transportation was of last
month because Of discounts on
1857 cars. and the cost OF
transportation will be up when
this months index is released
because Of higher price tags on
1858 cars. What about public
transportation? The most you
can hope for is that 1t won't
become more expensive. What
about car insurance. registra-
ton fees. gas, oil? You know
the answers.
Medical care: This will be-
come more costly. and don't
kid yourself into thinking 1t
won't. Rates on sickness and
accident policies, premiums on
disqualification service are be-
ing raised. II your physician.
dentist or optometrist does
anything to his fees. he'll raise
them. You have been buying
drugs; you are fully aware Of
the price trend here.
Personal care: Prices charged
for personal care have risen
27.2 per cent since 1850. The
uptrend is not over.
Reading. recreation. sue h
other goods and services as
cigarettes. cigars. beer, bank
service charges. legal fees: II
there are declines in some of
these. they'll be Offset by rises
in others.
Unless the economy goes into
a tailspin. the prices Of most
of the things we buy will not
be cut enough to pull down our
living costs sharply. And the
prices Of most Of the services
We buy will be going up as they
have been going up steadily
for a quarter-century.
Distributed 1857 By the Hall
Syndicate, Inc. All RiRhts Reserved
Evening star., 1957-12-01

Clothing: Prices OF cloth
ing should stabilize and maybe
some lines will be less expen-
Evening star., 1957-12-01

Rates Of dividends IN the toreR0ins
table are annual disbursements based on
he last quarterly or semiannual declarn
ton Unless otherwise noted. special or
extra dividends are not included q Also
extra 0f extras Annual rate Dlus stock
dividend d Declared o. paid IN 1857 plus
stock dividend. Pad last year | Pay
able IN stock during 1857 estimated cash
value on ex-diyidend Of redistribution
date Declared % paid 80 Tar this year
b Declared OI paid this year an accumu
lallte issue with dividends IN arrears
PAID this yeaI dividend omitted, De.
TERED ~ no action taken al last dividend
meeting Declared % paid IN 1855 pus
stock dividend Payable 10 stock dur
tns 1856 estimated cash value on ex
dividend Oi redistribution date Liqui
DATING dividend cid Called ~ dIW
dend dis h. distribution ~ Ex 1nhts
wv Without warrants WV With warrants
wd When distributed VI When issued
nd Next day delivery lin bankruptcy o.
receiyershlp o. being reorgAnized under
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities a..
sumed BY such companies.
Evening star., 1957-12-01

funt Of trading 10 shares Or sales 10 full. Rates
Of dividends In the toregons table annual dis.
bprsenenls based the last quarterly semi annual
declaration uhess Otherwise noted. special extra
Annual late plus STOCK dividend DECLARED or paid
shas \, ssnrs csy,nr iesT es,imsteS rash yaIne on
exdiVidenc redistribution date Declared er eaid
far this year Declared paid after stock dvi.
dend or spit-up. Declared or paid this year. an
accumulatiye issue with dividends In arrears, Pad
a last dividend meeting Ipeearsd or gad IN 1855
plus stock dividend. Payable in stock during 1855.
date llqudatinG dividend. cid Called Ex diyi.
dend x-dls Ex distribution NJ Ex nights With
warrants With warrants Wd Hhen distributed.
vi Whrn issued nd Next day delivery 'n bankruptcy
recoverable. being reornAnked under the Bank.
rupcy Act. securities assumed BY such eompanies
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FURN. modern liv, rm. chairs,
toast; contour chair with otto.
man. persimmon, two end tables,
blond oak. AID. 4-1l22.
FURN.-Regency living RIM. furn
sxeessldo cond.' reas prices. Ju.
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"A THE SUNDAY STAR
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
tcONTlNuepl

ANTIoUES-This IS news: AN
TIoUE BUG BITES DOG. We are
very proud Of our new stock and
Lady took a bell and said '.weil''
when she saw what came in this
week. We hope it will well you,
too, so don't delay. come in today.
You'll have Q wonderful time brows-
ing, and we'll enjoy having you.
Open til z. BELL KINDS. $50 18th
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HEARING AID. .Audivox: good con.
ditlon. Du. 7-s662.
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CASH REGISTERS
USED NATIONAL SOS UP
STANLEY HAYMAN g. co.
20ia 14th ST. NV.

CEDAR CHEST. 4s-in. long. e4-in
deep. 22-in. wide; excel. condition
AID 4-23S4.
iS5Oi. for dance les
sons al Pred Astaire Dance Studio.
for S25 Call between IL and &
pm. RA, 6-s593.
CHAIN FALLS, Y to 10 tons: sur.
plus at bargains. J. H. GIcHNER
95l3 N st. NV. Pc. 3-o345.
CHAIN sAW-MslI, hip, e:nan
Old Town OWNS canoe ' q tra Uess gus1
cart. SIS or best offer. 10. 1881
CHAIRS. bowback and lounge with
Good condition.
CHAIRS. Duncan Phyfe. Tyre
BACK; good eond.; $50. 10. 4-722S
CHASE LOUNGE, metal shelves.
childS new wag.. . motors. garden
hose; priced right EN-. 3-Os2l
CHECK WRITER. brand-new factory
guaranteed, $40 SO; other BARGAINS
CIRCLE, 5l6 9th st. NV.
CHEST Of DR.. 81; easel. SIS; steel
XII. cabinet. 81; ) bookcases, 81 10
- each. mahogany secretary. sos
co. 1881. after . pm
CHEST OF DRAWERS, gray. walnu,
(Mr. and Mrs J and vanity, S2b
and SIS. OIL. 6-6144.
CHILr's WARDROBE CHEST.
blond. Storkline hAnd-knit sweat
er set: rug, sndirons. etc. HE. l.
CHINA, wedgewood' coffee set: also
misc. Jasper pcs, sacrifice. tn. q
CHINA CLOSET and buffet, in ex.
cellent condition, reasonable. Cal
10. 2-5416
CHINESE SIDE TABLE and mirror,
orig Hitchcock chair. carved
dragon chair; SIN. rug. Persian de-
sign. Very old brass cannon Of the
Moros. EN-. 3-6333.
CHOW FABLE, large and hand
some. traditional hand-carved
Carp design: 5000. JE. 2-S8a7
CLEANING MACHINE ffuri, Ren-
able. like new, less than half price.
ia. i-3200.
CLOTHING-Maternity dresses. sire
~ very good cond; best offer
CLOTHING CLEARANCE sALE-Ur
TO 10', reduction on entire stock
ciothins p HsK TO Sci SEE our Srii iadiss
originals and terfllC buys in mems
wear NEARLY NEW SHOP 35lg
Com. ave end ~. Wo 8-79B0
CLOTHING Shorty dresses. etc
sizes q 10 IL like new, very reason
able; also Turn. LU. 3.2S3S.
CLOTHING. chlldrens, almost new
all sizes. most items &c TO zoe
Free garment. your choice, with
each sale amounting TO 10. Open
Sun. Fri. IL noon to 2 pm. $3.50
Maple st. NV. Apt, -, near Ta-
koma Park.
COCA-COLA COOLER, 1O-case, water
cooled liks new 1893 model; $50
COCA COLA ICE BOX (8 CASEY
ice box sis. freezer SIS. Oh. s.sS73
Coins ,Gia5 ~, 10. i9 osc yIpB as sas 3
50. Send check or money order "a
o. .OOLDENBERG, .PO. BOX IL
BladensburR, Md.
CONCRETE BUGGIEs and nat bee
carts, Ras powered; $40 a day
RENTAL TOOLS d EQUIP. co. JU
$1,000.
CRIB AND MATTRESS. small. use,
. months, sac. HU 3.s2ls.
DAVENPORT. in good condition
club and odd chairs. reasonable
l1aB 18th g. NV
DEHUMIDIFIER. excellent cond
Si5 Westinghouse reigr, self-de
frost. new cond, $50, ia 7-O26O
DELICATEssEN EQUIP, cheap
meat case slicer, scales, (9l bottl,
refriReratofs, hot dog machine
coffee burner, etc. Call UN 4.1S4S
DISK, secretarial, walnut, with
chair, $50. set Of French china
$40 EN-. 3-OO10
DISK, Gov. Winthrop. $50; mahog
siS0 complete or best oner Chip.
pendale carved tier table, x95
torehier lamp. SIS, I ri. hurricane
lamps, S2b. IA. t.037g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

FURN. = Piecrust tilt-top table
hand carved, ANTIQUE reprod,. soil,
mahog.. SS5. 3I4 Burnt Mills ave
Silver Spring. HE. 4-I70B.
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[MIscILLAMEous EoR Observation-Disclosures EoR BALE

FURN.-sofs bed. $40: dinette. $50:
$40; lamp, SIS: bamboo Grapes,
SO. Cash. DE. 2-4679.
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Office Furniture

Every sale must have q reason.
Ours Is we have 4-storv warehouse
stocked full Of merchandise and we
want TO teIl youLyon cant beat our
condition products. We have used
steel LEGAL file drawers Sla5; a.
drawer steel letter files, Siapb, re-
finished walnut desks, S55. Plus
hundreds Of other used items. An
clean merchandise and priced fairly
to you. Our new merchandise is
deeply discounted as well. oft.
storage cabinets, S35 upholstered
arm swivel chairs, $40 so: steel
54x24 desks. $50 Every item is
discounted to where YOU lust have
70 save money. Free parking and
free delivery.
N. FRANK & SON
Nl4 ard 81. NV. tx 3-sa7t
CONTINUED on Next PassD
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Ful N,aChest of drawers and van.
a. .ss' "a sn s. sSssif; S:sI Ss s Sg:;
train set, SIS; boys English bike,
Slbi tricycle.. IS. mise, OIL. 2-O6ob.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

FURN. Of nice. private home. in
Guiding mahog. bedrm. suite. rugs
G-E 6-cu.-ft. deepfreese and misc
items. mo dealers). WA. 7-52S4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

HEATING UNIT. complete with
boiler, oil burner and radiators.
AL cond., now in bsmt. Of church
being dismantled. UN, 4-2I27.
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ANTIQUES from GEORGETOWN home
ANTIQUES AT PINE KNOT, FairiaH

So. 20, I'll: furn.. china, Glass S,
lamps. collect. items. CIR. 3-299l
ANTIQUE CHAIR. collectors item;
M dealers HO O.RSGn
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URN RefriEerator, washing ma.
seen Sat and sun. and after 3
yeekdays 4elg 18th I'd. S. Arl"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06

practice before all courts of the
United States for the District
of Columbia. including the SUI
preme Court.
He has served on various
committees of the District Bar
Association and has been on
the District Court, Municipal
Court. Probate Law and Mem
bership Committees.
He was chairman Of the pro-
feSsional group. Cancer Society
campaign, 1949 and 1850; pres
ident of the Kalorama Citizens
Association. 1884: trustee of
the Boys Club of Washington,
1867 and has served in
See JUDGE, Page AS
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PENELOPE DUCKS OUT ON CECIL
OVER PLATYPUS' WOOING WAYS

NEW YORK lP)-Peneope the platypus has wad-
died out her amorous mate Cecil in tiff over his
duckbilling and cooling.
Penelope wasn't lovesick; she just sick Of love.
So she packed up and disappeared
Keepers combing ponds in the Bronx Zoo for
the rare Australian mammal with the duckbil webfeet
and broad tail Penelope and Cecil the only platy
puses living outside Australia.
The lovers quarrel started about month ago.
Cecil began dragging Penelope about their pool She
didn't cotton to his ways of woong The two sepa
rated.
But Cecil found way of wiggling through to Pc
neope's sleeping quarters in mud bank.
In desperation Penelope promptly performed the
seemingly impossible She squeezed under heavy wire
mesh screen and escaped
Cecil upset. He spends lot Of time scratching
his furred head apparently wondering where reluctant
Penelope has wandered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06
BY the Associated Press

The House Armed Services
Committee has published tes-
timony which may disclose for
the first time the locations of
six secret stockpiles of atomic
weapons in the United States.
Such information has been
closely guarded in the past.
Testimony released by the
committee over the week end
showed the subject came up in
a routine session when Brig.
Gen. William r. Shuler was
asked why more money was
needed for entertainment at
bases operated for the armed
forces special weapons project.
Gen. Shuler, Army construc-
ton director, replied that the
special weapons project was
charged with providing tech
nical. logistical and training
services to the military.
And, he added. the project
also was responsible for AL
national stockpile sites" for
atomic weapons and for some
testing areas.
The men stationed at project
bases. the general said, are on
IA hour niission-and are not
allowed passes in general"
Elsewhere he said that there
was a necessity" for personnel
at the bases to practice "Strict
security at all times" and this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-06
Secret Caches Revealed
For Atomic Weapons

had prompted the Army to take
measures to discourage men on
duty to seek entertainment of
base in undesirable environ
ments."
Then, without specifically
saying the bases were atomic
stockpile sites. the General
named six bases scheduled to
get snack bars and other Off
duty entertainment facilities
GAINESVILLE in Montgomery
County. Tenn. near Fort Camp
bell. KY; Killeen near Fort
Hood, Tex: Bossier in Bossier
Parish, La; Medina near San
Antonio. Tex; Lake Mead near
Las Vegas. New; and Manzano
near Albuquerque. N. Mex.
Although it has been general
knowledge that atomic type
weapons have been stored in
areas convenient to training
and operational bases. inquiries
as to stockpile locations have
been turned back on grounds
the information was classified.
Fort Campbell. KY. is the
base of the 101st Airborne Di-
vision, first of the Army's new
pentomic divisions. 1t is
equipped with. or soon will get,
such weapons as Honest John
rockets and Corporal guided
missiles which carry either
atomic or conventional war;
heads.
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If there is any music to be pre-
sented it should be of the
South, such as Dixie" and If
there is any speech to be
quoted, it should be Of a South
erner, such as Lees farewell
address Ito his troops at APP
pomattox)."
To the press, Mr.. Crabites
suggested that Mr.. Lincoln had
no proper place in a pageant
depicting the history OF Lou
doun County.
He said he circulated two
petitions zone Of them came
back bearing Al names) stat
ing that the signers wanted
to substitute Lee for Lincoln"
Confronted with this show
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Of sentiment, the pageant
planners capitulated.
Mr.. Ball sighed: 1T would
be stupid to fight"
Lucas Phillips and j. v.
Nichols. co-chairman Of the
Bicentennial celebration, nod
ded agreement.
I'VE don't want anything to
hurt our pageant" Mr.. Nichols
said.
After a short conference. Mr..
Ball decided:
Il guess we'll just pull out
Lincoln and put in Lee. / don't
know about the music; maybe
we'll just set the scene with
narration. We're using Dixie
in the preceding scene, any
way"