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Arizona sun., 1957-07-25

CHICAGO Harry (Suitcase)
Simpson, who never quite made
the grade with the Cleveland
Indians, was another good ex-
ample Monday of what happens
when az player puts on a New
York Yankee uniform.
We'd be in pretty bad shape,
explained manager Casey
Stengel of the YankS, IF we,
didn't have him with us. He's
won three games outright and
has been a Sparkplug in every
other game.
Simpson came to the YankS
last June IS from Kansas, City
for right handler Ralph Terry
and second baseman Billy Mar
tin. -
ST sure hated to give up a
young pitcher like Terry" Casey
said and added:
"He's been great with Kansas
City even though he's had tough
luck against us. But we needed
another left-handed hitter and
the only one around was Simp-
son. It was a question of giving
up a good pitcher for seasoned
ball player who 1 knew could
play well for us"
Stengel has been playing Simp-
son in left field, right field and
at first base.
Arizona sun., 1957-07-25

TROPHIES FOR THE JUNIORS-W. L. Cook,
left, tournament chairman for the National
Juniors Tennis Tournament. receives "a tro-
phies donated by The Coca-Cola Company,
Atlanta which is co-sponsor TO this annual
event held at North Carolina College at Dur
ham. Moss H. Kendrix center, Washington,
D. c., public relations firm head, makes con-
Arizona sun., 1957-07-25
SIMPSONS BIG BAT &
KEEPS YANKS ON TOP

His big bat has kept the Yam
KEGS on top the last two weeks.
He has not played regularly but
has hit in the clutch, a factor
that is becoming a Yankee trade
mark. Sunday, he hit a ninth
inning single to drive in the first
New York run of the second
game and kept alive a rally that
blosSomed into six runs.
Simpson, a slender six foot,
two inch players who Slendom
talks, was the big man in the
Arizona sun., 1957-07-25

tribution in behalf of his client, The Coca-Cola
Company while DR.. Alfonso Elder, president,
North Carolina College, looks on. The tourna-
ment will be held at Durham July31-AuguSt
8, and it is expected that young tennis stars
from all sections of the country will parti-
cipate. Mr.. Cook is Durham N. c., insurance
executive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27
Eisenhower Temper
Flares at Query
On Golf FLIGHTS

President Eisenhower's temper
flared, his face flushed and his
military tone of voice came back
when reporter suggested at
his news conference today that
he plans to use helicopters for
his trips to the golf course.
The reporter asked whether
for the sake of economy he
would be willing to do without
helicopters for going to play
golf.
Appearing as angry as news
men have ever seen him. the
President snapped: Il don't
think much of that question. 2"
He added that no helicopters
are being procured for him to
go to the golf course.
When the questioner started
to say something else. Mr.. Essen
hover cut him off sharply with
this curt remark: Thank you
that's ALL" The White House
has announced that helicopters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27
Drastic Cut in Budget
Opposed by President

the people OF the country want
taxes reduced as soon as that
can be done. But he said he also
is sure that Americans know
what kind of standards they want
their country to maintain in ma
tional security and in meeting
human requirements of the peo-
pie at home.
He pointed out that many parts
of the budget. such as interest
on the national debt, cannot be
touched. And he argued that
such things as Federal assistance
to veterans and farmers cannot
just be stopped in mid -tride. al
though a little might be saved
here and there.
Conceding that foreign aid
spending is a natural target of
those seeking economy. MIR
Eisenhower emphasized that he
feels no Government funds are
spent more wisely than in the
mutual security field.
Economy Suggestion
| He suggested that wise econ
omy moves should be directed
] toward such things as raising in.
terest rates on some Government
lending programs and raising
mail rates to eliminate the post
Office deficit.
He pointed out that the in.
terest charged by the Govern.
ment for many loans is less thar
it can get the money for.
And he lamented that he ha:
made zero progress" during The
past four years in trying to elm
mate the post Office deficit
With smile, the President
remarked at one point that il
was a great satisfaction to hin
to find so many economy minded
people in Washington now wher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27
President Yeurns
For More Sunshine

President Eisenhower said to-
day he would like TO get some
more sun, although he feels
much better now than he did
a couple of weeks ago.
He remarked that he only got
about two and half days of
warm sunshine on his recent
six-day voyage aboard a Navy
cruiser to. Bermuda for his con-
ference there last week with
British Prime Minister Mac
milan.
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty told newsmen
later that the President is think
ing about a golfing vacation in
Augusta, Ga. next month. This
trip probably will be about the
time Of Congress Easter recess
starting April Is, Mr.. Hagerty
indicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27

there did not used to be. But
he said some people suddenly
become economy-consciou with
out realizing what they are talk
ing about.
Asked specifically about a pro-
posal by Senator Byrd, Democrat
of Virginia, for cutting the budg-
ct by SIS billion, the President
said he did not believe that kind
OF money could be saved in the
national defense field and for
it to come from domestic pro-
grams somebody would have to
say that aid to veterans. farmers
and schools was not essential.
He added that II think they are
essential"
Backlog Mentioned
Senator Byrd said today Presi-
dent Eisenhower controls a
backlog of $40 billion in avail
able funds. AS a result, he added,
Congress can't make any real
reduction" in spending without
Mr.. Eisenhower's help.
Senator Byrd. who heads the
Senate Finance Committee
called on Mr.. Eisenhower tC
submit to Congress a downward
revision in his estimated $7l.s
billion spending program fol
the fiscal year beginning July /
Natural Gas Regulation
The President reiterated that
he favorS legislation to change
the basis for Federal regulation
OF natural gas producers, but
said he was not sure whether the
administration would submit q
specific bill to Congress. AS
sorting that legislation in this
field is essential. he said he be-
lieved prices for natural gas
should be fixed at the point
where it enters pipelines. but
does not believe it wise for the
Federal Government to fix prices
at the wells.
Questioning of the President
produced little news in the for.
eign field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27
Continued From First Page

AOAbAA0O0 AVAAA = - ~ 80 -
the House. 1t will be up to Con-
gress to decide whether Ameri-
cans need such efficient mail
service as they are getting, he
said.
Mr.. Eisenhower argued vigor-
ously against any substantial
cuts in foreign aid spending.
Severe cuts in that field. he in
sisted, would be the poorest
kind of economy we can find"
At the same time he said some
savings might be made on the
military side of the mutual
security program by shortening
carry-over time on some items.
But he indicated that this would
amount to only comparatively
few dollars.
Mr.. Eisenhower emphasized
that he feels the $71.8 billion
budget he submitted to Congress
in January was prepared care
fully. an intelligently to meet two
purposes. These purposes. he
said, are to carry out programs
already approved by Congress
and to lay out certain new pro-
grams important to America S
welfare.
Devoting the bulk of his half
hour conference to talk about
the budget, Mr.. Eisenhower APP
peared to be striving to reverse
or at least slow down a public
opinion trend for economy in
Government that has been STIR
ring demands in Congress for
drastic slashes in Federal spend
ing.
Would Like to Cut Tax
He said no one would like tx
see taxes cut more than he would
He added that he is quite sure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27
PRESIDENT READY TO PROPOSE
AMENDMENT ON DISABILITY

President Eisenhower is about ready to propose Con-
stituoal amendment to clear up questions executive
authority in Of Presidents disability perform his
duties. he disclosed at a conference today
He said an administration study directed by Attorney
General Brownen had been brought to fruition
He added that he expected recommendations to
Congress after first meeting with Democratic Republic
leaders to their and perfect
proposed amendment
He refused to disclose details what he has in mind in
advance of the bipartisan meeting.
Mr.. Eisenhower would only objective is to
clear such questions whether of the disability
of President the Vice President could take Acting
President without assuming the Office indefinitely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27

are being procured to transport
the President between the White
House and Washington National
Airport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

IRoM MORSE. Editor Stein claims he hasn't been horse
since he unstable Che horse he meansJ He
aees with Engineer Hoover that four legs aren't enough
really efficient horse needs power Steering hydraulic brakes and
VS. engine The only problem where to buy hgocane hay?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

RedeSi9n
The H0rSeI''
Four eartoonists present
solutions 20 . problem
posed by an ex-President

Recently, TINS WEEK Cartoon Editor
Ralph Stein was startled By passage IN
The Memoirs OF Herbert Hoover"
The former President, recalling his early
days with the US. Geological Survey in
Nevada, wrote:
Most Of the work was done on horse
hack. During those two summers -.
over trails and through the brush. ]
arrived finally at the conclusion that
horse vas one Of the original mistakes Of
creation. felt he was too high of the
around for convenience and safety on
mountain trails. He would have been
better Il he nd been given dozen lees
% thaf he I'D the smooth a1A sire pee
Of Q centipede. Furthermore he should
have had scales as protection against
flies, and . larger water-tank like .
camel An these sadeets were known TO
creation prior to the geological period
when the horse was evolved. Why were
they not used?
Mr.. Hoover's criticism Of the horse
astonished Cartoon Editor Stein. An
automobile fancier, he had assumed
there was a new model horse every year.
But once aware Of the problem, Mr..
Stein went into action. He called in three
other cartoonists, an familiar to TINS
WEEK readers, and commanded: Lets
redesien the horse!" The resulting blue
prints are shown At right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
ROUTE statesmen
YOUR OWN BUSINESS

We have franchise routes avail.
aole IN Prince Georges and Mont.
somery Counties Work branch
nearest your home We tram vol
and help you develop your own bust.
ness We will paw you a salary unit
you take over your own route. In.
terVieWs Monday and Tuesday
Marcn 9th ana 9Th a46i Annapolis
I'd, Bladensburg. Nd. or phone YIN
i-5q41
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
statesmen

$40 PER MO. SALARY TO START
Additional earnings depend upon
ability and initiative, Average earn
inRs for l956---
Statesmen 5000 to $500
Division MRrS. $1,000 to Si0. 00U
District MgrS Sll.Ouc TO $4,000
We are 55-year- old natl or
ganizatiou. expanding in the Wash
ingion Metropolitan Area Al least
O. men are needed TO service our
old customers: Call Tu. 3-5glg
WARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
Admin. Secv. To SIM

Run small Office for electronta
engrS h, 100 plus. efiicient tyns
inE, IBM machine. little bookkeep-
ins, know fling, smart appearance
10 40 Initiative and resourcefulncss
REQUIRED Cleared for secret Lovely
.nlroundinss. NV AID. 4.ss3O or
HU. 3-6i0S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
SALES $1,000

SALES-$1,0
Washington ID. C. Area)
SELL BY AP POINT
MENT ONLY. MARKET
U NLIMITED WITH
PROSPECTS WANTING
SOME DAY. CINCH FOR
CLOSES ON TODAY
BASIS. SOME OF OUR
MEN EARN UP TO $1,000
A MONTH COMMITS
SION. EVEN A BEGIN
NER CAN MAKE $3.50
EACH WEEK. $500 PER
MONTH GUARANTEED
TO START. PHONE RE.
.7-4403 FOR APPOINT
MENT FOR INTERVIEW.
SERVICE MANAGER for washing
machine dept, must have exper
Would consider washer servicemsn
Permanent position. good salary
company benefits Call OIL. 2-s990
for interview.
SERVICEMEN
"a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
CORRESPONDENT
(LIFE INSURANCE)

LIFE INSURANCE.
WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR A
MAN UNDER IS YEARS OF AGE
WITH BONE OFFICE. LIFE INSuR-
ANcE EXPERIENCE DESIRED.
MUST BE ABLE TO WRITE CLEAN.
CONSlSE LETTERS. OPPORTUNITY
FOR ADVANCEMENT COMPANY
BENEFITS. PAVED VACATION. AIR
COND, OFFICE, 5-DAY WORK
WEEK. PLEASE APPLY TO UNITED
SERVICES LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
9TH. FL. 1928 EYE ST, NV.
COUNTER MAN: white: must be ex-
perienced. dependable and neat APP
pearing: vacation. hospitalizatio
BENEFITS. Ste Mr.. Hutchins. D. c.
DINER. 100 Vermont ave NV.
CREDIT and collection man; in.
SIDE work only: paid vacation hos.
pltaltzation and insurance bene.
ats: salary SIS to 500 per week;
must be experienced EISEMAN'S
s. AZ 18th NV
DIESEL TECHNICIANS Coverseasi
Theoretical and practical back.
ground with instructing ability ir
So 900 XIV stationary diesel.
generator equipment. Top pay. full
company benefits Resume desired
INTERNATIONAL ELECTRONICs
ENGINEERING. INC. 495 18th st
NV. RE. 1860.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
statesmen
WANTED

ANY KIND OF SALES.
MEN VACUUM CLEAN.
ERS, APPLIANCE, EN-.
ICYCLOPEDIA, AUTO.
MOBILE, INSURANCE
FOOD PLAN, ETC. ANY
KIND--COME SEE ME
AND LET ME SHOW
YOU A REAL DEAL
g GORGE feathers
AT THE HAMILTON
H o Ell, 10 AM. : II
NOON, l PM. -7::30 PM
l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
HELP-MEN
SALESMAN
TOP PAY FOR TOP MEN

Immediate opening for experi
enced roofing. siding and insulation
salesman in our home improvement
dept. OIL. d-SS7S; RE 5-S551.
Statesmen, IF interested in a ca
reer in insurance. call MA. $3.50.
for confidential interview.
SALEsMEN-TradinR stamps. Mel
Who qualify can earn from 500
$500 weekly; larger earnings. com
mensurate with ability. AP. 1920
Tor appointment.
Statesmen Terrific deal; new. ma
tiona'lv advertised product, on TV
radio and leading MAGAZINES BIZ
commissions. no reverts: stead
employment : days; Apply ALL
I710 Kalorama I'd. NV. 10 am
to : nm
Statesmen, furniture: must be ex
perienced Our men make excellen
money. steady position, many com
PAW benefits Ask for Mr.. Keller
ElSEMAN'S. r st and 18th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
HELP-MEN
IBM TRAINEE

High school graduate under 80
yrs. OF age, 10 be trained in our
tabulating section: experience help
iul but not necessary; permanent
pleasant working conditions; liberal
and hospitaIization nlan. retirement
plan. Apply PEOPLES DRUG
ISToRES. employment ONCE. $50
nth st, NV. md A., over our
It'll and G st. store.
INSURANCE INVESTIGATOR Ase
:. TO 30: needed in handling insur-
ance investigation In Washington
and, suburbs; Must be high school
graduate. Salary and expenses raid.
Car essential National firm. Perma-
ncnt position Write full uualifca-
tons. P.O. Box No. 5S4 Benjamin
Franklin Station, WASHINGTON 4.
pc or phone Ma. S-l36l, and ask
Tor employment manager,
JANITOR-COLORED. married. no
children. for Alexandria apartment
salary. Apply DREYFUSS BROS.
JANlTOR. coiored, married. no
children; stoker expet. Recent local
refs. N-DRINKER. quarters and
good salary. WO. i-03aa3.
JANITOR. colored: no children: ma
tured couple. stoker experience;
apartment and salary: reliable and
sober. Box ls9-Y, Star.
JEWELRY SALESMAN. experienced.
young, energetic and ambitious.
for permanent position with future
possibilities. full company benefits
a real opportunity for a producer
CASTLEBERG'S 30lS Wilson blvd
Arlington.
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE
Aptitude testing now for April
opening in our analytical sales di-
vision. Salary open. Comprehensive
2-year training program for Sc
lected candidate For appointment,
call Mr. RALPH PATTON. RE. q
1910.
nTNTOP CAT ECNEAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
PARK LAWN
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Ambitious young man who wishes
10 establish himself In q good future
wholesale route sales, selling from
company truck; minimum guaran-
teed JE s.2l10 weekdays; JE. A..
6gas, after pm. SUNDAY
SALESMAN, WITH CAR
Take over established wholesale
route consisting OF hotels. restau-
rants. Institutions. Guaranteed M.
rral minimum with commission
Apply MAzO.t ERCH Me S.O3Sl.
i0r appointment
SALLSMIS With some experience,
make $40 10 $50 per day Leads.
leads leads Aee - TO - co B.
bl3S or co j-jl.,1. i0S Florida
aye NV MI ROYAL TYPE.
SALESMEN--3 men. age 20 To 80, 10
sell complete line OF FircStone tires
ana home and auto supplies. plus
complete line o. Philco major ap.
pliances. Openings In Silver Spring
WathinRton and Northern virginia
Excellent opportunities for advance.
ment Salary plus bonus Write
FP Dixon, FIREsToNE TIRE 4
RUBBER CO $50 LiEht ST., Baito
pm. for interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
SALESMAN-LIOuOR
SALESMAN

II YOU are over IS. and have a
sr resident Of NV. Wash. or
~ earn over 500 per mo inVestt-
safe this position permanent no
travelling non-Scasonal For per.
sonal interview. apply y am. to
- pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
RICE'S BAKERY

SAILS MANAGER. or assistant. viii
wholesale meats or groceries trad,
following excellent proposition FOL
Tisht man % connect with old Arm
salary and commission plus. al
rcpheS IN street confidence Bo,
2.5-Y Star.
SALESMAN, by painting contractor
10 call on commercial accounts;
commission Apply Boy 322-z. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
Young Men. 1928

To assist manager IN outside order
dept % per week proven 10 YOU
ancc hlGh school graduate rapid
advanc cmen' 20 those who qualify.
Gail Nj. Bono EX 3-4I6e before
= PIT for appointment
1lA u HAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
SALESMAN
Established Territory

SALESMAN
Established Territory
Established manufacturer want,
aooNe-aFeraee married man with
AZ leaSt " years outside selling eN.
perience, car neceSsarr Excellent
salary Llus increasing month";,
bonus Prefer man now working
Future top MANAGEMENT
Interview Tuesday. March s. | Ia
. pm and Wednesday March Il. Ia
a m. to ] pm. ANNAPOLIS HOTEL
Washinston. Ask for Mr. Semerad.
SALESMAN-LIQUOR
With good sales background In
liquor or. anv other commodity foi
wash $ largest retail liauor store
Good earning. perm position fni
liveWire Bonus. vac. RIA B-56B3
SALESMAN. retail furniture sale
experience generous draw on com
mission all group benefits WRITE
Box 2I5-Y, Star As
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
Room Clerk-Cashier

Some hotel exp. necessary: under
- years. hours s am 70 4 pm;
Cal manager Tor appi HI. $4,000
HOTEL DUPONT PLAZA
RoUTEMEN. permanent sales posi-
ton for men - to 40 years; aver.
aRe earnings Sl0.J week. HOLMES
BAKERY. R3l " 81 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
l ldVel counselor, SZ2U

For executive ONCE OF national
appearance required Raise IN 90
days Under 70
Travel Counselor S200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04

Attractive anpearance REQ for busy
travel once VIII train all phases
OF sgency work Some public contact
eyper pref. Under 81
Fields Agcy., Elk. 3-25O8
10 Sheraton Building,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
INFO. CLERK. S245

Some typine. Will train in all phases
OF general accounting for Office Of
prosperous brokerage Arm. Under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
SEC, NO SHHD.. S375

For large professional firm. able to
nandle puoiic Plus all Office routines,
will schedule work for several junior
people. . days. Electric typewriter.
elk. -TYPIST 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04

! WOULD LIKE 70 talk with man
between the sseI Of u and 40. who
Is willing TO work 40 hrs a vk. on
az established debit In Wash We
also many company benefits inci
group ms &, disqualification and re-
utement plan Apply to o s Nc
Gaha. manager. PEOPLES LIFE IN
SURANCE co. 221S Rhode Island
avg ne or phone AID. i-003g be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
ASST. TO BKKPR., $500

Some PIX plus some typing, heaut.
Conn, ave. Office Above everaee
appearance plus GOOD diction re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
$500 a Week Guaranteed
AMBITIoUs YOUNG M,N wANrrn

AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN WANTED.
10Y nursery and Earden center
Neik selling on. premises. GOOD
necessary. ~ill train on job This
y permanent position for the
Ileht uerSon For personal inter.
view phone WE 5-SS0O. BFHNEF
NURSERIES. 1890 Wash BALTIC
MN Rnlte .tllin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
90l N. Columbus st.
Alexandria, Va.

TELEPHONE COLLECTOR. expert.
enced, undFr ~. good paw, best
working conditions, IS years in
business EX 3-6Iua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
HELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTANT S3}

In Hunt section OF Va. Must re.
iocate and have car. Mature woman,
some accts. and record Keeping.
shorthand pref. Plus ability 10 corn.
pose letters and invitations. Excel,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04

LARGE CONCERN has opening for
sales representative this area No
travel. BA or BBA required Age
@5-35 First years are dlficuit hut
real career opportunity with eS-
ecIeht 'ratninr program Start
S1Ou Please give personal history
Rcplies confidential Box isi.B.
Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04

MARRIED MAN twhitel. living IN
silver Spring or Hyattsville area
eUAranteed SOS - wk Phone HE
4-'S'" Mon only. Il D m TO . p m
NEAT APPEARING Young man for
iuli-time assistant managers posi-
tlon Anply in person to manager.
UPTOWN THEATER. 1926 Conn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-05

ANTIQUE PIN. sold crown with Q
pearls, band Of chip diamonds; be-
longed 70 my mother: lost woodward
Lqshrop oor- cab: s2S reward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-05
Israeli Convoy Allowed
To Supply Mt. Scopus

erals press representative. u
have nothing to add on this. u
Mr.. Brown said.
Mr.. Hammarskjold attended
a party last night that Col.
Leary gave for all U. N. truce
observation STAFF members.
Mount ScopuS is a 800 by
400-foot ridge east Of the Old
City Of Jerusalem. Two weeks
ago Jordan turned back one OF
the regular Israeli conveys "a
an inactive hospital. an Israeli
caretaker unit guarding an
university and library on the
hill.
Jordanian officials said 400
gallons Of gasoline In the con-
voy was intended for military
use in building Notifications on
demilitarized Mount Scopus
Israel said the fuel Was for a
generator to produce normal
power and light.
Syrian officials said the only
issue they intend to discuss
with Mr.. Hammarskiold is
what they call Israeli border
provocations. Other sources
said the secretary general
would bring up the Turkish
Syrian border tension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-05
Windsor Feted
By Welsh Guards

LONDON. Dec. S R.-The
Duke Of Windsor attended an
ofiicial function in Britain last
night for the first time since
he abdicated in 1896.
The former King Edward VIII
was the guest Of honor at q
dinner given by 81 officers Of
the Prince Of wales Company
of the Welsh Guards. q COM
pany named for him when he
was heir TO the throne.
There had been previous re-
ports the Duke might even
make a speech at the private
gathering. but q spokesman
said the only words addressed
to the company by anyone was
the usual loyal toast" to the
Queen.
I'm just here TO meet old
friends and to see the chaps"
the Duke told newsmen before
joining the party.
The Daily Express said the
Duke and the officers sat at q
U-shaped table decorated with
daffodils and carnations and
talked Of old times"
The Duke came TO London
from his home in Paris TO at
tend the funeral Of Mai. Ed-
ward Metcalf. his former aide
who was best man at his we'd
ding to Mrs. Wallis Simpson.