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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19
Peck Doomed
For Arlington
School Board

Arlington auto dealer Robert
Peck is being mentioned as the
possible successor to Arlington
School Board member L. Clark
Heating, whose resignation
from the board will become eff
fective midnight Sunday.
Mr.. Peck, a Republican active
in the Arlington Independent
Movement, is a former Arling-
ton County Board chairman.
He was considered a likely APP
pointee to the unexpired term
OF the late Mrs. Barbara Riches
last year. but repeatedly de-
clined to serve so that Mrs.
Helen Lane could be appointed.
Two Of the three conserva-
tives on the County Board, who
will control the appointment,
today said they feel Mr.. Peck
would make an excellent school
board member.
Runs for Rest Of Year
Mrs. Leone Buchholz and
DR.. Lucas H. Blevins said they
think Mr.. Peck would accept
the appointment if it is Of
fered to him. The appointment
would be for the remainder of
this year. Mr.. Keating's four
year term expires on Deem
Der 81.
County Board Chairman
Wesley w. Cooper. the third
conservative on the board,
could not be reached for COM
ment.
Mrs. Buchholz said she ex-
poets the board to take up the
question of the successor to
Mr.. Heating on September IA.
Though Mrs. Buchholz and DR..
Blevins said they feel Mr.. Peck
would be a good appointee,
they said they were reserving
a decision until the board acts
on the vacancy.
Recently. Mr.. Peck indicated
that he would accept the APP
pointment, but said he would
rather see the post go to T. r.
Schellenberg. assistant United
States archivist.
Krupsaw and Kaul Confer
David L. KrupSaw and Ralph
Raul are the minority mem
bers Of the County Board.
They are members of the
ArlingtonianS for a Better
County organization. Mr..
Krupsaw declined to comment
on the possible appointment of
Mr.. Peck, but said he had
talked over the vacancy with
Mr.. Raul and he thought they
would have at least two or
three names to recommend for
the School Board vacancy.
Mr.. Raul could not be
reached for comment.
Mr.. Heating is a professor
Of romance languages at
George Washington University.
He has accepted a post at the
University Of Cincinnati and
will assume his new duties in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19
Smith Stops
Efforts to Get
Draw Span

Representative Smith, Demo
crat Of Virginia, said today he
had exhausted his efforts to
get a draw span in the proposed
Constitution avenue bridge over
the Potomac River.
There's nothing I can do"
said the legislator after last
weeks announcement that
the District Commissioners
planned to go ahead with the
long-delayed bridge under a
1854 congressional authorize
ton. Congress passed the
law"
The 1854 legislation is silent
on the question Of a fixed or
draw span. The permit issued
for the bridge by the Army
Engineers. however. calls for a
fixed span.
Principal PrOpOnent
Mr.. Smith has been a princi-
pal proponent of a draw, one
phase Of the protracted con-
troverSy over the bridge con-
struction. This would provide
access to the upper river for
two firms having operations
there, Smoot Sand & Gravel
Corp. and American Oil Co.
The Virginia representative
said that if 1.-The engineers who
have the power to block the
river want to do that, that's
up to them.
Opposes Old Theory
IT just don't like abandoning
the age-old theory that rivers
are highways, and closing
them up" he declared.
The Commissioners have an
nounced they are going ahead
with the bridge as authorized
in 1854. The span will be situ-
ated just downriver from
Roosevelt Memorial Island, Oe-
tween the island and Arlington
Memorial Bridge. The decision
came after Congress failed this
year to agree on a different
bridge route or on a traffic
tunnel. or to amend the bridge
legislation to require either a
flxed or a draw span.
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Shot Kills Brother

LYNCHBURG. Va, Aug. 10
R.-Authorities say a o.
caliber rife held by David Lee
Bryant. Is, accidentally dis
charged Saturday and fatally
wounded his l1-year-old BROTH
er, James. The boys were play
ing in the back yard of their
home.
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SAVINGS ON HOUSEWARES
Save 2l.00 on 4S-piece
set of plastic
BROOKPARK
DINNERWARE
1896
regularly 54.95

Lovely Brookpork dinnerwore of
non-breokobIe Plastic. In mixed
colors Of emerald, eroy, bureun-
dy, and chortreuse. 45-piece set
includes 8 each dinner plates,
cups, soucers, breed and butter
plates, and lug soups. Also one
each Plotter, divided vegetable
dish, creomer, and sugar bowl
with lid.
WGl-Housewores, lst Floor,
North Building also Chevy Chase.
! Corners and Alexandra
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Art Teachers Meet

BLACKSBURG, Va, Aug. 10
R.-Virginia Techs campus
will be the site for the annual
conference Of trade and indus
trial and industrial art teach
| ers today through Friday.
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the building and operation OF
q second airport in the area
and also arrange for State pur-
chase Of Washington National
Airport from the Federal Gov
eminent.
The action by the Republican
committee came hard on the
heels of Fridays rejection by
the Senate Appropriations
Committee of q proposed $12.5
million grant for a new airport
at Burke, Va.
Local Authority Need Seen
COP. Committee Chairman
Don Bostwick said the need for
"a local authority is urgent and
requires the Governors prompt
attention'-though, he added,
II know the present Demo
cratic) administration leans
toward heavy Capitalization of
power in Richmond.
Mr.. Bostwick said the plea
for an airport authority was
made "in the interests of re-
lieving the intense air traffic
congestion in the Alexandria.
Arlington, Fairfax area"
He wrote Gov. Stanley that
the airport situation in the
area lis critical, and increas-
ing pressure upon already over
crowded air space threatens life
and property Of the residents. "
The Senate Appropriations
Committee, in rejecting a grant
for construction at the Burke
site last week, recommended
further study of the metro
politan Washington area air
port situation by the newly
created air modernization
board. It said it would take
steps to approve and COM
mence construction of q site
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-19

Washington Store, tonight until pm Chevy Chase
Corners Falls Church. Va Alexandria until $3.50 pm
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Alexandra GO. Asks
Airport Aid Of Stanley
By the Associated Press

Stanley has been invited by Alexandria Republicans
70 right into the middle of the controversy
sruction of second airport in Northern Virginia.
The Alexandria COP. committee has called the Gov
to take immediate steps toward creation of Northern
Virginia airport authority.
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soufie glace au grand
mariner.
Others accepting invitations
to the dinner included Mr..
Gordon Gray head of the
Office of Defense Mobiliza-
ton; Secretary of the Navy
Thomas s. Gates, jr., Chief
Of Naval Operations and Mrs.
Arleigh Burke. the comman-
dant of the Marine Corps
and Mrs. Randolph McC.
Pate. the Deputy Assistant
to the President, Mai. Gen.
William B. Persons.
Also. Assistant Secretary
of Defense and Mrs. w. j.
Mcneil. Assistant Secretary
of Defense and Mrs. Floyd
s. Bryant, Assistant Secre-
tary of Defense and Mrs. E.
Perkins Mcclure, Assistant
Secretary Of Defense Mans
field Sprague. Assistant Sec
rotary Of Defense Murray
Snyder, end Assistant Sec
rotary Of Defense and Mrs.
william H. Francis. jr.
Still others accepting were
the Undersecretary Of the
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Admiral Rad ford Fl ored
By u. S. Steel Executive

steel executives gave rise to
speculation on the Admiral's
post-retirement plans after
he relinquishes his command
to Gen. Nathan Twining on
August Is.
But Mr.. Parsons assured a
reporter that "it's quite the
opposite. They (the Rad
fords) are great personal
friends of mine"
"a Guests
The "a guests sat at a o.
shaped table, set with gold
service.
The elaborate menu in
cluded oxtail soup with sher-
ry and croustade of fresh
Maine lobster a la Amer
icane with rice pilaff, with
an entree Of homeless rock
cornish hen Perigourdine,
topped of with a dessert Of
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and Mrs. Tony de Marco. Mrs.
Francis v. DUPONT, former AS
sistant Secretarv Of Defense
and Mrs. H. Strive HenseI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard p.
Jones, Mrs. Atherton Macon
dairy. DR.. and Mrs. Thomas w.
McKnew. Mr.. Charles c.
Morgan. DR.. and Mrs. William
"A. Morgan, and former Sec
rotary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Charles c. Thomas.
The other United States
Steel executives who were
there with their wives in
cluded Mr.. Robert c. Tyson,
chairman Of the Finance
Committee: Mr.. M. w. Reed,
executive vice president in
charge Of engineering; Mr..
Harvey B. Jordan. executive
vice president in charge Of
operations; Mr.. william @.
Whyte, assistant to the vice
president, and Mr.. Phelps
Adams. assistant to the chairl
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01

Army and Mrs. Charles C.
Finucane. the Undersecretary
Of the Navy and Mrs. VIII
liam B, FRANKIE, former
Chief of Naval Operations
and Mrs. Louis Denfeld. and
former Chief of Naval Opera
tions and Mrs. William M.
Fechteler.
Also there we're Vice Ad-
niral James L. Holloway. the
commandment Of the Coast
Guard and Mrs. Alfred c..
Richmond, Rear Admiral
Charles D. Griffin, rear Adj
miral and Mrs. Thomas j.
Kelly. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
E. G. Fullinwider. and former
Ambassador and Mrs. .Myron
Cowen.
Top OfIiciaIs
Also. the Belgian Economic
Minister and Mrs. Guy Dau-
fresno de la Cheyalerie. White
House Assistant and Mrs.
Homer M. Giuenther, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold j. Coolidge, Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
By RUTH DEAN

Admiral Arthur w. Rad
ford. retiring head of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff, and
Mrs. Radford got the red
carpet treatment last night
from the vice president Of
U. S. Steel's Washington Of
nee and Mrs. Lewis M. Par
sons. who gave a lavish din
ner, in their honor.
The party. given at the
Sheraton Carlton Hotel, was
attended by a dazzling ar
ray Of top government ON
Gals as well as seven top
steel executives including
y. s. Steel president. Mr..
Clifford F., Hood and Mrs.
Hood, and Mr.. Benjamin F.
Fairless, president Of the
American Iron and Steel
Institute. and Mrs. Fairless.
The presence of so many
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Mrs. Fercival Hall. Jr., Of
Washington will attend the
National Leadership Train
ing Conference sponsored by
the General Alliance Of Uni
tartan and other Liberal
Christian Women, to be held
at Star Island. Portsmouth.
NH. August 10 to IS.
Mrs. Hall is on the board
of the General Alliance as
director for this region.
Mrs. Bernard j. Oliver, d.
rector Of the local Women'S
Alliance Of All Souls Unitar-
ian Church: and Mrs. C.
Rhodes Cox, new president
of the Alliance at All Souls
also will attend the con-
ference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
On Our Young 4th!

Fourth Floor street: Selections at Branch stores
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full skirt striped ccons with white poue top lace trim 2-pc Ae
cotton bcucn top sleeveless plain SKIRT striped cottons white poue
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Juniors $l499 Dresses $3.50 2pc checked cotton suits red and
white striped cotton dress full skirt printed sun dress Nh
eunmeb0nd-nto-oeket sleeveless full sked Gotten with cccJ
1rI checked Gotten button irln and pussy COT bow
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eoo tuI-kred norquseite eokol dress deep neck puff
sleeves velvet trim
Juno" SIS to $3S Dresses SIS Fusted white cotton broodcoh
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picket fence neekne rhinestone buttons dotted SWISS t skirt
l.pe dork shrtwolst dress "a sleeves
Teens S499 Dresses 1872 1903 coons Ro,ons pc ond 2pc
Teens $7S9 to $3.50 Dresses $40 oo eooos Doeronond.
cottons; prints, postels dorks Sizes 10 IS
Teens S4s' TO S70S Busters S7oo Fully nedl Royon.ond.
oeeoe liners ond honunos Dessy tailored styles no beoe
bock Sizes 10 Vs. i" -
JuoiO" S'' to $500 Pastel Skirts S. DesS cotton skirts
gathered styles Sizes 10 IS
Juniors $s00 Cotton Skirts, S. Slim or full styles prints Holds
solids light and dotk coots Sizes 10 IS
Juniors $39o to S499 Boe 81 ond S. Sleeveless cotton poes
N oo'ds stripes and posteI solid coos Sizes 30 TO s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01


have learned that we can
not trust the Communists
either in the written or
spoken word.
Lets not repeat the err
rors made in Korea. he
pleaded. There is plenty Of
evidence of how the Commu-
I1ists have tricked us. tied our
hands behind our back and
fiagrantly violated everything
they said"
Starting with no planes in
North Korea at the time the
armistice was signed In 1858.
the Communists now have
$40 planes. of which 5lS are
jet fighters and 90 are Jet
,bombers. DR.. Yang said. In
addition, he declared, the
Communists have increased
their armed forces by So per
cent and their navy by 800
per cent.
During that same period,
the envoy said. the United
States and United Nations
"have scrupulously observed"
the terms Of the armistice.
Wanted breathing Space
Events preceding the sign
ing Of the Korean armistice
agreement showed that the
Communists had been check
mated in their plans Of con-
quest and were even in dam
ger Of total defeat" the Ko-
rean envoy said.
"They needed a little
breathing time to recoup and
regroup. They sought q
'ceaSe-flre' to rebuild their
strength, meanwhile piously
asserting that they were in
terested in peace
Pointing out that the
United Nations Command
had acknowledged the mis-
takes it made in 1883" DR..
Yang declared, THE free
world would be wise to ignore
the same trap now"
Scores Trade Relaxation
DR.. Yang also spoke out
strongly against the soft
thinking" Of some Of our
friends" in the Western
world who have relaxed trade
restrictions with Red China.
North Korea, land other
puppet Communist regimes"
When you show weakness
you are giving encourage
ment to the dictator - the
enemy-to attack again." he
said.
DR.. Yang took issue with
the thesis, expressed by some
supporters Of the relaxation
Of trade bans. that the move
would tend to drive a wedge
between Communist Russia
and Communist China.
"A Communist is a Com
munist, whether Korean,
Chinese, American, English
or japanese" he said. They
stick together" Diverting
the trade channels between
the two countries lis not
going to weaken the bloc in
its entirety. but rather give
it additional strength" he
agued.
Finally, he warned, a long
range effect, as Red China
becomes industrialized, will
be to flood "the markets Of
the world with tremendous
amounts Of consumer goods
at Enthusiastically cheap prices.
to destroy free enterprise in
the commercial sense every
where"
In addition to the swear
ing-in Of the president and
vice president" Miss Judith
Qualls Of Athens. Tenn. and
Miss Katherine E. Hand Of
West Warwick, r. l.. the eve
ming session featured the in
PRODUCTION Of the new presi-
dents Cabinet" and top as
sistants dixie Atomic Energy
Commissioner. FBI Director,
and Assistant to the Presi-
dent". the Supreme Court.
and a long list Of "ambassa-
doris" to foreign countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01

s'es SIS Spring coo SIS Nuby woen snop closing book yoke
detod Navy. Sizes to "A.
sIunio SIS Fitted coO SIS. Wored Honne Navy grey Sizes
to IS
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pink. blue. Sizes I to IS.
4ssss Long coots $35 Long Styles hand tailored
Navy, teeo ond grey fonnel Sizes 10 to "a
2Msses $500 sock Tweed cOCts $5 wo-tone button hand
toioed Beige, size "A. grey u
3Msse SIS Coats $751; 1908 ohe wooen coor
Ton. Sizes TO- a. l6
sMs:ss $3.50 Ens Worted coo SIS Button trim grey torneI
ond block worsed crepe Sizes 8 to l6
Ssses 5000 closc coo $35 Anoo silk wool blend crepe
lined Beige, grey pink Sizes 10 to Is
4Mssss SIS Scomo coo $35 Exclusive Beoe wooen Navy blue
beige Sizes 8 TO 10 -
10 Juniors 1882 DoLstvss. Goats $40 Slim wop shawl COLOR
Block White pink Sizes s to IS
4Iunien $3.50 Knitted Wool coo 500 wD STYLE odde stitched
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Observation-Disclosures

Shop Third r selections at Branches
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line Sizes 10 10 "a
slos0 Cotton PIoy Suit and Skirt Sets S. Pony lpc poy
suits with s@Tno, butonfron skirt Maze blue Sizes
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$l29o cose Joekets ST. Polished cotton button front
pockets Solid blue striped blue Sizes Y Is Also largo
plaid Gotten jackets button 'front.' two pockets Ton with red Sizes
10 10 Is
$3.50 White Arn.I Joek. S. soero Style puhup sleeves Sizes
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topered legs Blue, grey striped red. blue Sizes 10 to l6
Slos9 $3.50 Bouses S. Docron chons and cepe Pima econ
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10 50
$l499 to $3.50 Skirts IS and S. cons silks Arnesl Slim
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10 Is
So90 RoyOn Cord Suits S. Short sleeves button front self belt
slim skirt Pink blue, grey sizes 10 10 Is
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puff sleeves buttoncnt style Seospoy green Sizes Il to 10
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Seosooy green. Sizes Y TO Is
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Both slim skirts; mint green, blue pink
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Spectacular ssvines-COATSt
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in
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2Womsn $500 Long Spring coos $40 Fconn woon COLOR
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7-Womens SIS Long Spring cOos $35 Angles seoo tuxedo style
button closing hond toloed Now too Sizes "a to 40
4wOmen $6'Ss Long Spring coo $ss Wod fonne ond Teoo
types lined hand tailored Block grey Sizes "a TO 40
l0Womens $3.50 cooi $5s Fononn knttedo woons 3bun
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toned
lo-womsns sS0S' couo coot $ss imported British t"eed the perfect
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6-ses SO - Dress SIS eorsmonn knitted wocn beck deo
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ssses $3.50 Casual cOOts $50 ucoored tweed
fu lining. Beige geld blue Sizes 10 10 rs &
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Street Floor Depts. I!
BUDGET Sports Shop

$500 10 $3.50 Cotton BIouses 50 and S.
$5SS to $7.99 Cotton Skirts, s. and s.
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81 NyIon and Cotton Gloves, 7Se IF Street ony)
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eooed stones beods ooed metal white Uewel Street
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cnly)
50 and IS Clutch Bsss s1' Fos linens shontnos and bcn. in
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prices plus Fed. tax
Is" cory.An Hat Box, $4Ss"
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"a MuSniyns Mirror with sxto-strons swivel honde s7e
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Infant Boys and Girls $l6o 9s Summer Cops and BoMnsts
81 ond SEQ. Gotten pe1es and or9onde. mosY white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01

chdsNt $ess SsS5 Dress end School Shoes Ssss Dress shoes
in ton eothe black suede Some school shoes in on Broken
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
S5.o5 TO S7.e5 CcsuuI Shoes S3ee

WIZ 70 |T'53 SuSuuI 5H0eS, WV
Attractive styles IN to wedges Mostly LEATHER few tobres
White, beige ondtones some light blue. red yellow Broken
sizes Ai Street Shrnoton Silver Spring, Falls Church,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01

Is" corY.AI Hot Box. 81 So.
Nyon BTiSls Lueite Hair Brushes, 9oe.
a. Mo9niyns Mirror with strong swivel honde s7e