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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05
Anastasio SOmoza
Feted at Luncheon

tional Guard and brother Of
Nicaragua's President Luis
Somoza, arrived here yester-
day for q four-day visit.
The visitor was given full
military honors at the PEN
tagon after his arrival at Ma
tional Airport where he was
greeted by 1t. Gen. William
S. Lawton, Comptroller of the
Army.
The West Point trained
general has held his National
Guard post since the Access
sion of his brother to Mica
ragua's presidency following
the death of their father, the
late Anastasio Somoza, from
an aSsassin's bullet in Sep
TENDER, 1856.
A party in the generals
honor tonight will be prac-
tically Z family affair. Host
at the stag reception at the
Mayflower will be the gen.
erals brother-in-law, Mica
ragua's Ambassador to the
United States, DR.. Don Gull
lermo Sevilla-S acasa.
The generals schedule to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05
OFFICERS WIVES CLUBS
Boiling Club to Hear
Young Korean Pianist

continue longs musical ed
ucation in this country.
Mrs. Anderson will be q
special guest at the luncheon.
The 10th USAF Hospital
group are sponsoring the
program and Mrs. Samuel
B. Urton has charge of the
decorations.
On Friday the Boiling Air
Force Ofi1cers Wives Club
will entertain at a reception
and dinner dance at the Of
ficers Club, with their hus-
bands as guests.
The entertainment will in
clude a fashion show, and a
variety act by four of the
Air Force Band members
known as THE Saints.
During the reception hour
there will be an exhibition
of paintings done by Boiling
Officers and their families.
Engineer Corps
Mrs. Dewey Short, wife of
the Assistant Secretary of
the Army will be the guest of
honor at the Engineer Corps
Ofiicers Wives Club luncheon
meeting on Thursday at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05

day was also to include a
call on the Army Assistant
Chief of Staff for Intelli-
gence, Mai. Gen. Robert A.
Schow, and a visit to the
Army Nike site at Lorton, Va.
Gen. Somoza, who is here
at the invitation Of Gen.
Taylor to inspect military
and air installations through
out the United States. will
spend tomorrow visiting the
headquarters of the Inter-
American Defense Board.
He will be the guest Of the
Boards chairman, Gen. Lem
uel C. Shepherd. jr., ut q
luncheon at the Sheraton
Carlton Hotel following the
visit.
His meeting with the for
mer Commandant OF the Ma
rine Corps will be significant.
since it was the United States
Marines who helped Nicara-
qua establish its National
Guard during the long period
between 1912 and 1888, when
the Marines were stationed in
that country to help main
tain order.
The general will also pay a
call on Assistant Secretary Of
State for Inter- american Al
fairs Roy Rubottom tomorrow
afternoon.
On Thursday he will visit
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
and on Thursday night be the
guest of the Nicaraguan Mill
tary and Air Attache, Col.
Julio Morales, at a small din
ner at the Army and Navy
Club.
The general will complete
his Washington visit on Fri
day when he leaves for New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05

OfAcers Club Fort NcLFair.
and sharing honors with her
will be Mrs. Andrew T. Nc
Namara, wife of the Quarter
master General of the Army.
Mrs. Emerson c. Itschner,
wife of the Chief Of Engine
ers and honorary president
of the Wives Club will re-
ceive the members and
guests, together with the
honorees.
Mrs. Dorothy Gearhart.
teacher of interior design for
the graduate school Of the
Department of Agriculture.
and buyer for Woodward and
Lothrop will be the guest
speaker.
Mrs. Giles Evans. jr., is
chairman OF the luncheon.
Assisting her will be Mrs.
George Murray, Mrs. Frank
A. Camm, Mrs. Thomas M.
Johnston. and Mrs. Bruno
L. Jakaitis.
Chaplain's Corps
Members of the Chaplain's
Wives Club of Washington
met today at noon at the
Omar Khayyam Restaurant.
After luncheon the group
toured the Islamic Center.
Naval Officers
Mr.. Richard Rowland, pres
ident of the National Trust
for Historic Preservation,
will be the guest speaker at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05

lon. Former District Com
missioner Spencer is chair
man of the Special and
Advance Gifts Committee
and Mr.. Halves is chairman
of the General Canvass Com
mittee.
This is part of a national
campaign to raise $82.5 mil
lion for building new under
graduate houses, raising
faculty. salaries, endowing
new professorships. etc.
The dinner here will take
place at the Sheraton Park
Hotel. The speakers will be
Dean McGeorge Bundy of
Harvard and Mr.. David
Rockefeller. Gen. Robert
Cutler will preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05
by EVELYN n. DENT

Mrs. James H. Douglas,
wife Of the Secretary Of the
Air Force. and Mrs. Nathan
F. Twining will share honors
at the Boiling Air Force
Offcers Wives Club luncheon
Thursday, at the Ofhcers
Club, Boiling Air Force Base.
Tong II Han. 15-year-old
Korean Concert pianist will
be the guest artist accom-
panied by a group Of USAF
Symphony Orchestra musi-
clans under the direction of
Capt John F. Yesulaitis.
Before President Eisen-
hower's person to person
program got underway the
Fifth Air Force in 1852 had
undertaken to do a person
to-person" Job in aiding
this eleven year old foreign
national.
1t Gen. Samuel E. Ander-
son then commanding the
Fifth in Korea arranged a
concert tour of Korean and
japanese bases and collected
enough in contributions to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-05

Army Chief Of Stan. Gen.
Maxwell D. Taylor will be
host at . luncheon at the
Pentagon today in honor of
Nicaragua's top military
leader, Brig. Gen. Anastasio
Somoza.
Gen. Somoza. who is direc-
tor Of the Nicaraguan Ma
Evening star., 1957-12-22

eNNokbh EANms MDs--b 0cuIfubs
Ia baths, efiicienti reasonable
CAL JU s-03l7,
ALEX. Jefferson Manor -bsdrm
brick with bsmt., excel cond,. nr
schools and shop. ctr; gas heat
fenced yard Ssa plus utils Avail,
able Dec. ~ ia. D-S352. so
S-s2Os
BETHESDA - Pleasant brick ram.
bier bedrms.. LARGE Nv, rm.
irepl. sep. din. fm. III baths
beautifully handicapped is-aer,
fenced lot SlfO mo. OIL 6-a3ad
NR, ROCKVILLE, 10 min from new
Acc. hdars. i-stOry stucco
One Re . small bedTms., ~.
baths. iiY.. fm. with hrepl. ga,
rage, lee lawn IN = acres wood.
land SOS. Po. s-3b83,
LEwIsDALE- three-bedroom
houses at Sl2b monthly for i'm
mediate occupancy, Make reser,
churches and + min. from Lane,
ley Park shopping center Con.
tact Mr.. sullivan at al08 Ford
ham st., or LEWfSDALE PROP.
ERTfE8, 2l03 LewiSdale dr., Hv,
sttsville, Nd, HA. 2.3420, HA
Evening star., 1957-12-22
lBusINEss OPPORTUNITIES HOUSES voa sALE-Nw.


FOxHALL VILLAGE, 1915 44th st
oyerlooks park. Vacant. UE
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rm brick 3 baths. iuil bsmt., oil
heat, porehes. yd, gar; NV. Mt.
Pleasant, mr. school, park. on bus
Vac. Sl2San DIXIE REALTY
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WESLEY HEIGHTS
Bergman Homes
To Fit Your
Pocketbook
OPEN. "a

Ie5 OGLETHORPE sT wv.
Det. 3-beorm., Briehtwood bTk.
home, 2 oens. Ia baths, lovely
lawn. Priced lov Tor quick sale.
1s0I 9Th ST NV
Semidet. 4-bedrm home newly
dee, powder Tm. scr side porch.
built-in gar immed possession
54l6 6TH ST. NV
AttTac. 6-rm, semjdei brk,
home, concrete front porch, det.
634 HAMILTON ST. NV.
Newly dec. 5-rm. and enei.
porch, brk. home. front porch, fall
bsmt.; oil h.-W- n
1917 FAIRMoNT ST. NV.
Newly dec 4-bedrm.. spacious
i3s5 AND isIs NEWTON NV NV b
Attract. 6-rm, spacious brk,
homes. newly dec, front porch.
full bsmt.. gas heat. iTnmed poss.
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Northeast Sect.
N FARRAquT u ~.

ol3 FARRAGUT PL NE.
$3.50 9Th PL. NE
7a UNDDEgwooD 81. NV
Michigan PARK and Rigs Park.
Modern 2-beoYm. semidei brk
homes. rec. rm. front porch. spa-
eious lots Vacant. move in by
Christmas
l32S KEARNEY ST. NE.
1883 MILLS AVE NE.
Det. 3-becrm. Woodridge. beau
ties; front poFehes, . lots, det.
gsrage Vacant
1865 2OTH ST. NE
Newly dec. 6-rm.. Brookiand,
brk. beauty, lovely front porch.
lge lot. gas heat Vacant
442l AND 1925 EDSON PL. NE.
Can you pay Ssi so mo7 II 50.
see these lovely 2-bedrm modern
homes, gas heat. front porch, lovely
front and rear let's,
Evening star., 1957-12-22
HOUSES UWvuRNlsWfp


bsdrm. Dutch cSIoniaI' nice Ict
nrspdI, and bsms-i 500. WA,
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RIVER HOUSE

Washington's Newest and Most Luxurious
Apartments Overlooking the Potomac and
the Nations Capital
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KENT
NEW HOME

1920 Weaver ter n.w.-Open
Sat and sun, l-5 Brand.neW. b
by FRANK s. PHILLIPS Includes
large bedroom and full bath on
1st hoof besut. rec. rm, ser. pef.,
garage; splendid quality. Compare
quality. size and location with any
new home on the market for the
money Low LOW 40si Trade
Nebraska ave, left fafound ciTele)
70 Loushboro I'd. cont. on Lougb-
ooro to Lowell ST., left 10 Weaver
ter left IN home
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OFEN IODAf To o.JB
Bill ADAMS MILL RID. NV,

Beautiful detached brick S-rm.
house. with Ice. porch, rec rm +.
detach garage Owner overseas.
wants ,immed sale Price reduced
ST 3-S56l or Mr.. HANDY. LU.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W

AMER. u. PARK-a-bedrm det
JAMES CARR, tx, 3-T4O0
AMER. q. PARK, 4a4O BrandyWine
81 n.w.-Open sat, and Sun, I y.
K brans,nsw n white brk. Cane Cod.
sy i,s FRANK RbI sl,; $. PHILLIPS. Exapis-
EARoE" BEpRooeoSMye oeSye'OSs AND SIstiIIS. Full
BATH ON lst FLOOR . huse
screened porch; full basement:
nice level lot: in wonderful ioc +,
not Tar from Spring Valley shop
ping and westmoreland circle.
Brandywine. left 10 home. "
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.. bedroom.
s-path house near Lafayette
school, laree rooms, and good buy
at $4,000 Call Mrs. Chadbourn,
MINIS SIbs5S ESsIHsivs nv With SIN SIM
cE5Sx gniSI,, c9AssESSri's siSTIs sent: SssHS,sF-S1l hal
den and powder rm., beautiful
groynd-level game room opsnine
IN mid pos, shown BY appt, only
REHLToR, NA'''
cHEvy CHASE RAMBLER, in-town
location; ultra de luxe 0-E kit.
sep din. rm. : bedrms. ! tile
baths, lac. seminnished rec. rm.
suitable for doctors once. excel
lent transportation priced we'll
under SaO,OOOs sun. 'til noon,
EN- @-7iOn then OIL. 4-762g.
METzlER, REALToR
FOxHALL. low. Low e0s,-Det.
Sr ana az Sl0Ssi on is. S'n H. sac DsSpms, sST ass
baths on End. rec rm. and V
bath IN basement nice level
fenced lott; fast. direct transp. al
STsS. esi = seSSSi SSSr Thssk M 3 FArh. FFAaif,
Mrs .drUo' ms d. 7'lAll; ewes.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
DRESS SHOP NV

Owner quotes over $40. 900 an
nual volume: hours. 1890 to $50
closed Sun. Owner will show S9.5Ot
yearly profit. Only $4,000 down,
Evening star., 1957-12-22
IHIAEpSf HIAEE9wfE r6 BqVSE paEk
BERKELEY
NEW HOME

1901 4oth st.-Open Sat. and
sun, les Beautiful. new Colonial,
By FRANK q. PHILLIPS. Five
bedrooms plus library, heavy slate
roof and every other fine eonstruc-
tion feature: wonderful convenience
eommunityi 20 n ,n tSs Ssry fssh,onsSle SInsaUIse
Foxhall I'd. section, 3 blocks to
Lady Of Victory Church and School.
Mass ave. 70 Nebraska ave, left
around eirelel on Nebraska into
FoxhAl rd.. cont on Foxhau TO
w ST.. right 70 46th FRANK 8
PHILLIPS. INC. DI. 7-l4ll; ewes.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

Mailed FRREi Coast TO coast. -
States. .3,i30 properties described.
farms. homes. businesses 81 years
service WORLDS LAR0 EST
iSTROuT REALTY. li3s-H Wood
ward Bldg. Washington. Sterling
Evening star., 1957-12-22
HOUSES FURNISHED

NAVY ANNEx-PENTA, waking
I dlSt'-Mod. Turn. 2-bedrm. brick
" auto, washer. rec. rm,, oil hi.
Oh. J-s5yi. IA. S-1662.
COLMAR MANOR. MD.-Five- room
house newly decorated; 500 mo.
3blS JDth ave, WA. 5-J2IJ.
LANHAM, MD.-NeW home, . bed
fully iurn. with nv and washer s,'
sls5 mo- 81. 3-slga.
CHEVY CIIAsE-Nieely furn. 3-
bedrm. Colonial on Lesatlon st.
NV, nr. Chevy Chase circle; con-
senient to stores, public and
parochial schools. LA. e.1ss5
and EN-. 3-D3@5.
GREENwIcH FOREST. Bethesda--
bedrms din. rm., all-elec, KIT
lge. rec. rm.. a-car gaTaap. Jan. I
for = mos, $3.50 mo, OIL. 4-3.0O
ROCK CREEK HILIs--a months
rental; . bedrms,. full bsmt at
iached earaee. very nicely furn. T,
800 per mo. A, C, HOUOHToN
4 SON. INC. l4is n st. NV,
~ !-oOh7; week end. OIL.
LARGE HOUSE N.w.--ouist estate,
SUIT, for diplomat or member OF
ConGress EN-. 3-2Os2.
A BEAUTY = Attrac. WOODWORK
newly decor; = rms. 2 baths,
rec. ,rm,, v bath, 2 firepls. mod
eas heat quick poss wall-to-wail
CARPET; Sleb. Upper NV. DIXIE
EEgAhIy HI slsysoSS CO. SUM- Mr.. Noon
cHEyY CHASE. y. C.--e. rms.
bath, lst-n powder rm oil heat
nr Ch Oh Circle: vac SIsb.
DIXIE REALTY CO. sun, Mr..
Noon. LU 2-b2Od
Nh. BOLLING FIELD--i209 Con.
Fress ~, Sc. 2 bedrms, din. rm
Nv rm, kit. full bsmt, nice sd.
Bisrnntii,stsclb6' JOHN 1, SHELTON.
-tEhHlOh.
HILLTOP RAMBLER, near Lees.
burg, committing distance d. c.;
lge.. modern. well-iurn.; pine pan
eled liy. rm., lsxgf. stone fire-
place, elec, kit, 2 bedrms oil
heat, pofches pool hne view
500 mo, JE 4-B2B5.
sHOREHAM AREA, on Conn. ave
--Lge. town house with \ bedrms
den, jls baths. rec. rni det. "a.
rege nicely furn.. $3.50. AD. 2.
ROOMS and bath, acre land
psrk street, Vienna. Va. BEsslH
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ILarchmont Realty. INC.

yE. 4-59u0 Ewes. "a. s-JlS'
4022 BLADENsBURG RID.
DETACHED CORNER RMS AMI
nATHgsn No
Evening star., 1957-12-22

TOR SALE Soft Serve ice cream
tTucks. completely EQUIPPED: ready
10 fcl; hignest dollar volume Der
gallon IN Soft Serve industry. can
supply proof. vii train operator
price. sS.S,iU This price good II!
san "a, 1895 Phone. write or
wire BUDOC WATERS co. isIS
Randolph 81. ne, WaShington IL,
ID c. Phone LA. 6-b353. uN. 4
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tconTlhUrD,

ROOMIND HOUsEs--we have Z
unusual nice places. one near Du-
pont circle on Mass. ave. Hefvine
meals. Other. 22nd st.. few doors
from Mas. ave: NV, Both priced
Vermont ave- RE 7-5l40.
wANTED---Drusstors or location In
suburban Nd. area: cash buyer.
replies confidential. not an agent
Box fil-A. Star
DENTAL OFFICE, wonderful oppor.
tunity for D. c. licensed dentist,
completely equipped and operat.
Inc. advantageous terms 10 right
person. MA. e-b522
Evening star., 1957-12-22
NousEs TuRnIsNEn
tcoAflNUeDl

SILVER ePRIN0--A cosy comfort
able = bfnrm. brick rambler. IN
an excel. neiahbr. nr MonteomerS
Hills. comp; turn and ready q
CLEVELAND PAnK--Beaut. furn
lep. det house. newly dec; nov
avail FE 3-bfsb,
CAPITOL nIIL, section similar Ia
ueofgelown, - hlks. from cabl-
t0l--Wiil transfer Sla0 month
lease tapprofed person.. 4-bedrm
substantial b hIuh-eeilinsed old
home with : fireplaces, for puF.
chase Of furniture, 5000. Present
occupant leavina city III. 6-10h1
900 23rd ST. NV.
QeoRoETowE
heat. sss's lnh'' k.s ksna ss,esa esa'h, R., rsl a
HENgTEIN BRos. Il DoNAHUE
ii. $4,000 or LUe 1-575e.
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coLoRED-BARGAINs
NOTHING DOWN

NOTHING DOWN
1900 blk. Spe rd.--6 nice rms,
iull oSmt. newly dec Sls.as0.
$500 BLK KANSAS AVE.
Lovely 3-beGrm. 9-bath home 4
kits Newly decorated: $3.50 dn.
3sl7 ADAMS MILL RD.
Overlooking park-Lge 4-bedru.
sis-bath home; gar Under $4,000,
HARRY L. GODDARD
OIL. 4-i922 HU. 3-414T
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COLORED-HoME VIII INCOME
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
An 4-0OQs
coLoRsEIpsaRIEeeRREArIIoN n IeR q ROOM

coLoRED-REcREArIoN ROOM
zoe PEABODY ST. NV.
Mr. GA AVE. Modern 7-yr.-eld
s-Story semidet. brick Lee. living
I'm. oinins rm.. ultra modern
eouipped kitchen and powder rm.
on Isl hoor. Z extra lge. hedrms.
reation rrn.. nice yaroS. Al cond
Priced 70 sell with REASONABI z
DOWN PAYMENT TRADES con.
SlDERED Call Mr. James, Di,
s-i655, ewes. RA 3-9403.
wM CA1oMIRIs INV. CORP
lOl9 l1th 81. NV. DI 1-IRNk
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MousIs uMruRMIsHlp
coLoRED-RENT

B1If 9th ST NV.
. rms, bath. basementi Of heat.
Immediate occupancy Phone CO.
10000 or ia. D-s57O.
coLORED-vACAHT HOMES
le1 DELAF1ELD PL, NWn s Rms
~ QUE 81 NE q RMS. BATH
1888 DUBOIS PL. Sc, . RMS.
LOUIS PuDDFN Tu 2-306l
cOLORED--3 APrs.--&i26
A. BRYANT st nws--11 rms. Z
baths, gas heat 2 stories, 2-caF gar
WASHINGTON RLTY RA. 3-s3Of
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APARTMENTS WAMTED


. BEDRM. unfurn. apt. wanted By
Jan. 5; prefer sc. wash. Box
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REAL ESTATE SALE or Excn,

CENTRAL CLARENDON--ls, 600
| IT, 800 e, frontage. convertible
house, VIII lease. EN- 10000.
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SUN OIL COMPANY

SUN OIL COMPANY
1928 X St. NV.
"A MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO ALL OF OUR CLIENTS
AND GOOD FRIENDS
THANK YOU FOR YOUR
WONDERFUL PATRONAGE
IN 81. GREETINGS FROM
ALL OF US.
HARRY ATKIN. MEYER KEssI Err
Al LTTOFF. SIDNEY sHoRf
To Buy and or Sell. Call
SAM BLANKEN & CO
33l2 llth ST, NV. NO. 7-6sOC
Evening star., 1957-12-22

NUEUhEU = OFEN TUUNI, l-l
pm. sO3B l7th ~. n.w.--S rms
bath. gas heat, newly painted.
fenced I'd Sll5, to good family
DIXIE REALTY CO. Agts.. l4l7
l. At NV
Evening star., 1957-12-22

.coLoRED-RENT AND BUY
uiismpSern oeaios NH 9I'Tm 6smt eT'is lov. ISop
Put those rent SIS TO work.
TU. $1,000 LA. 6-0462 La. 6.0ls2
Evening star., 1957-12-22

DOWNTOWN CORNER, lge. bldg
over 80 rooms, "a baths, elevator,
oil burner, din. rm. and sep. bar
room, etc Suit for boardine
house, hotel. association uses or
apts, etc. Must sell, Very reas.
Attention brokers, IA, p-OSda.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP concession,
IN a shop. ctr, a12A Queens
Chapel I'd. IA. p-SleJ,
Evening star., 1957-12-22

Advice and consultation BY exclu.
siye full-time motel broker anc
travel specialist, ofiering recon.
mendations on best buys in motel,
and sites; large notels With cash
payments Of $4,000 and up: q
small motel can be bought fol
$4,000 cash. Balance easy pay
Evening star., 1957-12-22

COL0RED-iaOt 18th ST. NV
.i-story- -and-baSement brick home
10 rms, 3 baths, h.-w h.. com.
pletely redecorated. newly sAndec
noors Only SllO mo. Mr.. NEU.
MANN, MA $4,000
Evening star., 1957-12-22

GLOVER PARK, mr.. schools and
bus--Row brick: 3 bedrms.. 2
baths. modern kit. din. Fm liv,
rms rec. fms Gar: excel eond.
Sls.500. $500 dn. OWNER. WE
b-54OO After 3 nm
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Southeast Sect.

1881 FORT DUPONT ST. Sc
Modern 6-rm. picture windoV
brk. beauties. powder rms. rec.
rooms. gas heat. storm Window
immed. possession
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Credit Buying
Barred al PXs
By House Unit
By the Associated Press

The House Armed Services
Committee has turned down
proposals to set up credit sys-
TENS for buying at military
exchanges.
But it approved 10 Of 20 pro-
posals made by the armed serv-
ices to broaden the list of
items that can be sold by the
post exchanges.
1t okayed four new categories
types Of baby furniture, ma
ternity dresses, portable type
writers selling for $40 or less
and auto batteries. The limits
on IA already-authorized types
OF products were revised.
It disapproved the proposed
sale at post exchanges Of auto
tires and mems sports and cas-
ual coats. The armed services
themselves withdrew further
requests for sale of drinking
glasses up to so cents apiece.
civilian sweaters up to a $3.50
limit and rings up to $50.
The committees recommen-
dations set standards for mill
tary exchange operations. The
armed services can ignore only
at the peril Of having the COM
mittee enforce its will through
legislation.
The report noted that a one
year trial of a credit system
had been proposed to 60 into
effect July / at military ex-
changes at Wright-Patterson
Air Force Base, Ohio, and at
March Air Force Base, Calf.
The proposals had been tempo
rarily put of at the request Of
Chairman Vinson, Democrat of
Georgia, of the full committee.
The committee report,
against allowing credit systems
for PXs, said this was a civilian
device for stepping up sales.
This has no place in the mill
tary store system, the report
added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
Pool Dive Hurts

PACHUCA, Mexico (R.-
Raul M. Cruz, 16, was hoSp-
talized with a broken arm and
collarbone after diving into an
empty swimming pool. The
Investigators report noted the
youth Is nearsighted.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-02-13
BY EDWARD GORE

Visiting Mrs. Lacy Long wb,
Is a patient in James Wake,
hospital in Wilmington Monday
We're Lacy w. Long, Mr.. anf
Mrs. w. l.. Pickett, w. C. Puck
e''' Miss Carolyn Long, Mr.. and
ms. Raipn Long ana children
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stocks and
cniiuIen u. GuIIvw \, M. 49,.
Mrs. Lawrence Long and chill
- 81" ga hon Ii.I., ANA AIr. ana
Mrs. Norwood Long of Myrtl,
Beach.
NitIon Gore of WhitcyiIi,
visited his mother Mrs. ]. Lest.
81 Gore TUESDAY afternoon.
visiting in Shallotte Tuesday
alteihoon were Mrs. Guy Buck.
Miss Annette Buck, and Thoma.;
Buck.
Harvey Buck of Myrtle Beach.
.. [. spent Tuesday night with
lis family.
MIR. and Mrs. Eddie Grice
made a business trip to vii.
mington Tuesday afternoon of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Cox AMI
family of Guidcwav made bus
mess trip to Conway, S. c
! tuesday.
Miss Maggie Lowrimorc OF
Whitcvillc is spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Lowrimorc.
w. c. Cox Jr. of Dothan madc
a business trip to Wilmington
Thursday morning of last week
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
.. Smith during the week end
were their children Mr.. and
Mrs. Ethel Smith and children
OF Tabor City, Mr.. and Mrs
Chanlcr Smith and children of
Howard. S. c., Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Gilmore and family OF
LoriS, S. c., and Mr.. and Mrs
eugene Trip and family NJ
Longwood, n. c.
Mrs. Ethel Smith md children
of Tabor City spent the wees
end with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnnie f. Singlctary and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. !. r
Slnglctary Jr.
Visiting relatives in Lumber
ton Friday morning We're Mr.
and Mrs. Lonnie Gricc. and Mis-.
Shirley Grice.
Austin Buck was admitted e
the Columbus County hospital il
Whiteville Friday morning. HI
suffered a broken leg, and cx-
pcctcd TO remain there for {
few days.
Mrs. John F. puckc:. who wa.
\ patient in Durham returned
home Thursday after undergo.
ing surgery there.
Mrs. Lacy W. Long has re.
turned from James Walker
Memorial hospital after under.
'oIn" surgery there.
Mr., and Mrs. John Murray O
Wilmington spent the week en-:
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Elder
dice.
Ebert Buck of Newport News
Va. spent the week end with hi.
mother Mrs. Harvey Buck.
prinriD1l John & Iona 4,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Floyd and
family also Ambrose Floyd at
tended the funeral of Ralph
Bullock held in Wilmington last
Monday afternoon.
Peggy Jean Harden spent the
week end with Betty Jean Will
Hanson in Fair Bluff.
Mrs. Clempson Green returned
from the Mullins Hospital Thurs
day where she was a patient
for several days.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Troy
Dudney during the week end
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward But
Ter of Chadbourn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd Strickland of Winston
Salem.
Mrs. A. ]. Williamson, Sr.
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
Charlotte visiting her husband
who is hospital patient there.
He returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles William
son, Jr. spent Monday in VII
mington.
Mrs. Ralph Rogers and daugh-
ter, Amelia, of Fayetteville visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Grove Benton
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Dyer OF
Whiteville visited Mrs. 4. L.
Griffin Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison White Of
Shallotte visited Mrs. Ruby
kcllihan Tuesday night.
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PirewaY Events

Waccamaw School spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs
Auhtin q. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie Norris
of Bethel spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest S
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Todd of
Chadbourn spent the week end
With MIR. and Mrs. Henry T
Smith.
Miss Leona Long of White
vile spent Saturday night with
Ter sister Mr.. and Mrs. Macy
Long.
A Revival Meeting will begin
1t the River Side Baptist Church
sunday night February II. Ser
ices will be conducted by the
Rev. r. l.. Cumbee of Whiteville
and the Rev. Arson Smith of
rrceland, Service will start al
200 each evening. The public |.
invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Dun
can of Acme spent the week end
with friends and relatives Mr.
and Mrs. R. G.. Smith and chill
iren. Mr.. and Mrs. Barnnie
Benton and family, and Mrs
Lee Canady.
Edward Gore, A. c. Buck, Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Buck, Fred Buck
visited Austin Buck in Column
bus County hospital in White
vile Sunday afternoon.