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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
Omega Chapter
Holds Annual
Event Here

Omega Chapter OF the Delta
Kappa Gamma Society held its
annual Recruitment Tea at the
Tabor City Baptist Church on
Thursday evening, February 81.
The members of Omega Chap
ter had as their guests "a High
School students, members of the
F. T. A. Clubs from Elizabeth
town. Whitcville and Tabor City
High Schools.
Mrs. Reva Butler of White
vile conducted the devotional
for the evening. Mrs. Beth 4.
Woody of Tabor City, president
of the Omega Chapter, very
graciouSly welcomed the group
Mrs. Hazel Thompson of Eliza
BEETHOVEN presented the speaker
for the evening, Dr.. Catherine
I. Dennis. State President Of
the Delta Kappa Gamma Socie-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
BY JIGGS POWERS
tSEAAAA PUBLICIST)

LUM ERIC ON, March -
Whiteville's Wolfpack and Tab
or City's Red Devils - Column
bus County'S two entries in the
Southeastern IA Athletic AsSo-
citation District 2 basketball
tournament at Lumberton Mar
CHI 6-7-8-will be meeting each
other for the fourth time this
season in this event.
The Pack and Devils meet
twice in regular season and
again in the semi-finals of the
Columbus County tourney last
week.
Six teams will play in the
Lumberton event, which will be
under the direction of Coach
Ben Perry of Lumberton as
tournament manager. These en-
tries are the five clubs in
SEAAAAD-2; i. {, LumbGrton's
Pirates. Whitcvillc'S Wolfpack
Tabor City'S Red Devils elm
tons Dark Horses and Dunn'S
Green Wave; along with the
winner of the Stedman-JoneS
Central-Morchcad City triangle
of. uun-GOnfcrcnCC clubs which
applied for admission near the
close Of the Do schedule. More
head City has been eliminated
and Jones Central and Stedmaa
are playing for the tourney spot.
Officials for the tournament
here are being supplied by Wal
tcrS Jones Agency of Farmville
Names Of those assigned 10 the
event are Dom Flammia, Jimmie
Collision. both OF Raleigh and
Danny Miller OF GoldSboro.
The Whlteville-Tabor City
teams will play in the Journeys
second game on opening night.
Wednesday, March 6 at $50
PairingS for the event Were
made at a meeting in White
Vile two weeks ago. Here are
the way the teams are seeded
along with their final won-los:
conference record:
l. Clinton 800. 2. Lumberton
(5-3), B. Whiteville (4-I, 5.
Dunn (2-6), 5. Tabor City 90,
6. Stedman-JoneS Central wiz
ner ono record).
Here is the District . torn
ney schedule:
Wednesday, March 6: Team !
(ClInton) draws a bye; : p. m.
Team DUNN plays Team
s. lJoucs Ccntral-Stedman win
ncr): Team > Uumberton)
draws bye.
Thursday. March :: : p. M
Team Lumborton) vs. winner
OF Dunn-JoncS Ccntral-Stcdmar.
game; $50 p. m.-Team ! (Clin-
tom Us winner of Whitcvi!lC-
Tabor City game.
Friday. March 8. p N. --
Championship game.
Il the winner of the tourna-
mcnt should be any other club
except Clinton. which won the
regular season Do title with an
80 mark. Clinton and the tour
ney champ will play at 8 p. m.
Saturday night, March 9, here
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
Local Students
To Receive
Gregg Award

Four lical students are to re-
ceive a Gregg award at the
Motto Business College in Will
They are:
Miss Barbara Ann Porter
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. =
Porter, Route 3. Box &c, Tabor
City.
Miss Margaret Granger, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. BraxtCr
Granger. 400 Pireway Road.
Miss Alice Dean Williams
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Duffic Williams. Route l, Boz
TIA, Tabor City.
Miss Ila Pearl Hodges, daugh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wad,
Hodges, ll9 Floyd Street. Tabo,
City. students At Motto Bushes:
College. Wilmington, North Car.
DINA, have been notified tina
they will receive an official Ger.
tificate from the Gregg Publish
ing Company rs an award fol
having completed the Official
Gregg Shorthand college ed,
tion) Theory Test, it was an
nounCed from the office of IN,
president OF the college.
Misses Porter. Granger, Wi.
liamS and Hodges are graduate,
OF the Tabor City High Schou
and all are pursuing the Steon
graphic Secretarial Course a
Motto Business College. VIII
mington, North Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-03-06
Whiieville Will Meet Red Devils
In AA Cage Tourney AT Lumberiou

for the overall championship
and the right to represent the
district in the State AA tourney
at Sanford the following week.
(by Jiggs Powers,
SEAAAA Publicist).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

GIRL wishes Inv, child
care full or part time, Sc. area.
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HELP-MEn AND WOMEN

HELP-MEn AND WOMEN
ADyERfIsIN0 sALEslIEN and
motion-Nationa concern has Z
new etve-aWay program for fan
and Christmas. New and terrific
Our people earn $50 70 $40 per
day, No eanVassing. Pleasant
nent M Esss s.i g A T. i gG iHI ii9s
COMMUNICATION. good typ
Ing required, knoWledge Of IBh
electric typewriter. exper. in book
keeping. b-day week. good salary.
Re. 7-1075.
EDITORIAL CLRRK-PROOPRkAD-
kR; good knowledge Of word usage
and keen aptitude for details, es-
sential for work on technical re-
ports with Bethesda Research
nrm. CAL OIL. 4-6Sg7 for appt.
FOUNTAIN HELP. male Or female;
exper.. only. for busy fountain:
PARK PHARMACY. RA. $500
LABORATORY AIDE, hiEh school
erad.,. between IL and Is: good
opportunity for young person in
terested In the medical held 70
train ao meulcal LABORATORY tech
nieian; 4O-hr. work wk.: "a days
annual leave. IL days sick leave.
medical and disqualification COW
eraRe. tx. 3-b03S, for appt.
RESIDENT MANAGER. for apt,
house; prefer man and wife. 20
man can have another Job during
the day and wife remain home
70 show apis. etc. Man must
be able to do odd Jobs, painting,
etc. Apply or call Mr.. DENTON.
DI. 7-430O. 1911 X st. NV.
SKIP TRACRR on installment ac-
counts: experience necessary: In
side work: 6-day week, 5 hours
day: steady employment: GOOD
salary 20 start. Apply ALL
STATE HOME EQUIPMENT CO.,
17l9 kalorama I'd. NV.
PkEE-BIg new wholesale cataioTI
Up % 500 saving for you. family
friends. on nationally known gIfts.
JeWelry, toys, appliances. Christ
mas cards, etc. Also, make money
selling part timel Write: EVFR-
GREEN STUDIOS, Box S46-BI,
chIeaso ~, III.
COUPLE. white. settled, care for
SIN. rooming house. exchange for
quarters. BOX 300-J, Star.
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

Assistant circulation manager Of
national news magazine y looking
for 4 secretary to share in variety
81 Interesting duties Excellent
opportunity for bright girl with
Initiative TO learn circulation SIDE
Of publishing business. AuSt type
65 W.p.m. and should have short
hand speed Of 60. Pleasant work
ing conditions; many company
benefits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

COLORED GIRL desires lob child
care. Inv. ; days a week. Refs.
and eXper. AID o.on1o
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WOMEN, white: several TO work in
kitchen Of new restaurant; Dome
knowledge OF German cooklne
BOX 271-J. star.
WOMEN. white, with problem b
overWeight, to work full time Of
part time on our new reducing
program. Phone AID. 2-S16l, 10
to 2 for appointment.
WOMEN. part time. white, for SUR
vey work: salary. Apply 24Oe
MINI. ave-. SCI. Monday through
Thursday, 2 TO 4 pm.
YOUNG WOMAN, for interesting
diversified position In . public
relations ONCE in an outstanding
educational institution In WASH
ington. Ability to meet people
and typing required. Excellent
opportunity to continue education.
Good starting salary. Call MRS.
IANDOLO. WO. 6-t600, Ext. 1872.
YOUNG LADY, 1885, for part
time work In physical therapy: ex-
per. not essential: good pay, II IN.
terested, write Box 376-J. star.
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YOUNG WOMAN, FART TIME, 49,
IS, We have an interesting open
ing for an alert young lady u
take care Of light clerical and
tipping duties In pleasant sur.
roundinas. Hours Id. Call RE
7-71s5 for appointment.
REAL ESTATE; WHEAToN-Fuli-
time experienced saleslady: active.
weil-estahlished once. Draw con-
sidered. Mr.. MANovILL, 10. 4
1879.
ARE YOU an above-average typlst?
Are you interested in learninRf
Are you interested In . job with .
future In growing and unique
tax and business consulting nrm?
II 90 call Nj. Hand Retween ana
"A an. Tues. or Wed. a. hA'
PART TINE OR FULL TINE =
World Book has openings tor
HOpsn Ia ssy "nS v ssho SSus sFsnt y
income for those who qualify. For
Apt. call co. b-3477.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY ier
housewives who ,s can aeso.e .n 20
s s6s v work. a's s1p. in v.esehins.
club or church work an asset;
must be well educated, well
eroomed, Ike children. and have
the use Of = car. Position calls
for contacts with selected parents.
Substantial guarantee with bonut
10 one who Qualities. Write Boz
301-L, star.
SCHOOLDAYs mean '.extra-time
days" Call now and be assured
Of an AVON territory near you.
Earn S300-$6OO By Xmas. pl.
7-0221.
800 MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses supplied to you ~ US.
Just show Fashion Efoeks to
friends. No investment, canvass
inc or experience necessary.
FASHION FROCKs, Dept. Y-3O64.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
MOTHERs. you can earn S4sb be:
fore Xmas II you are reliable and
willing TO work 20 choice hrs.
ykly: Ne exper. nee. we train'
MATURE WOMAN, IS or over. can
make S1b0 week or more in our
business: SIS week guaranteed %
start: no experience needed. We
train you: and pay yens ex cencs.
unity it Tor lifetime future: must
detsils LIBERTY PRoDUcTs, so
N. Laealle ST.. chIeago 2. III.
RUN sPARE.TIAIE Greeting Card
and Gift shop at home. ehqW
friends samples Of our new 1850
Christmas and All-0eeaaion Greet
ting Cards and Gifts. Take their
orders and earn 70 1907 pIont
No experience necessary. Costs
eothing 70 try. Write todsy i ~
samples O. apprcvnl hEpAL
oREETINos. Dept. llb. Fsrndaie.
MAXI r,I ssS on "a, es sC cs,,,, ns :.
cards. Personalized cards about
&c each. 81 assortmenta, gifts.
Profits to 1906 plus bonus.
Sample book FREE. assortments
SIT Write SOUTHERN. AIS
n. Hollywood. Dept. 40l. Memphis,
Tenn. TO-
CHRISTMAS CARDS BRING Cash.
Profits pile up fast when you sell
our exclusive de luxe personals
and p0pulaT-priced imprints. As.
softments, aft dressings and
noveiities, tool Friends, neigh
bors buy on sight Sample klt on
approval. PEERLE99 OHEEI-l
INCs. 316 N. Michigan, ChicAso 1,
M.
XMAS rs NEARER THAN YOU
THTNK-cnil now and arrange IN
appointment; flexible hours. Box
3J1-h, STAR. --------------- -
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Town g. Travel Casuals
3424 Wis. Ave. NV.
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sITss-MEM AND WOMEN

MAN AND WIFE-Man to do ear.
pentry and repairs; wife 10 AZ
g resident manager, in return
ior apt. and salary. co. 6-l593.
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AGENTS

CHRISTMAS CARDS - Impressive
albums Of de luxe and popular
priced GREETINGS with customers
signs ,or business and personal
use. Wide selection for every taste
and budget You can earn $500 TO
$500 commissions--even IN spare
time-between now and Christmas
sales experience unnecessary We
furnish free fully equipped sales
KIT complete with albums and
easy.to-tollow selling instructions
dependable service guaranteed BY
old established manufacturer
Write PROCESS CORP. 1862 g..
Trov. Dent DC. chicago 90, III
YOUR OWN BUsINEssl Your own
hours SELLING nationally known
cushion shoes Il easy 13b styles
Tor entire family. You can earn
$50 DAY comm. Experiences unnec
FREE catalOe Write TANNERS.
tiO.Y. Broekton, Mass.
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MELP-MoMEn

HOUSEWIVES. white, you can use
your spare time ~ sarnine {
RsttsTc-taha1n-avsrass income. Phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

COLOkED GIRL desires lob: Ink,
child care; some ironing; live out.
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SECRETARY. SIS


We have some permanent
Secretarial positions avail
able. These are not 'front.'
office glamour jobs, and we
cannot promise a fabulous
future. We are looking for
down to earth career
minded women, who recog-
nize security, a top-notch
Organization, and better
than competitive salaries,
in exchange for compe-
tence, loyalty, hard work
and attention to details.
We would like college grads
but viii give a little, If you
have the other qualities.
National Education Assn.
1899 NJ St. NV. AID. 4-4s55
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08

Experience preferred in
dresses and sportswear: ex-
eellent salary and COM
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SITUATIOMS-D0MESTIc

DAYS WORK WANTED. experi.
enced woman: best references. III,
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cs-s.seS erss pssesSss 'sss-
z:3o
4-DFide end eroom.
Co-h1sfs ere rsor< p5r.es erc
Scce|f rcsce.
7-Fsvosite Stesy. Dfcmo.
9-Hesse Parry. Voriety.
800
4-Motisee Tbeofes. Cclcs
ESo1s. TIE 2e~crkc5se NJ
Jer,ne Ths sscrs q ~ 70
a1n<s q ne osrsrts q Hiossoo
Cr4srchsH
5-Ssery Thsefes.
"No6eno-segIe rssi.~ -sr6 S1s'-
7-PubIic Defender. Police.
e-The Big Psyo4. QUIZ.
$50
S.Greadpes Place. Kids.
Zee ssyrsStos ysfs
1-Eddie Cantor Theosef.
G5sss: ssien therre.
9-oob Crosby. Music.
400
4-Qveen for . Day. Giveo~oY
IS Mn. Jeck eoiIsy. ~ c
S-LFe With Elisabeth.
7-BVishtsg Dey. Seriol.
S-Pisk Temole. KIDS
How. "pied9s - oonasr." eiii
WiIlions.
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July 8


7.Louis Allen. Weather.
TOO
4-EIIey Queen. Mystery.
S-The Crest Gildersleeve.
"GiIdy ord the Expeetont Fother."
willard Wofermon.
7-socksfaee. SPORTS. News.
Strong MoIone MoIkie
o-s~idiers OF Fortune.
The Donoer Sisters" Tim o. J
Toubo ore hired os bodYouords for
no lovely knife-throwino sisters.
7:l5
7-John Dolly. News.
1880
4-oeorsie Gibbs Show.
s. Sow. Adventure
"Pedlous Crossing. Raymond
J "';-e Service Oromo
The Avengers. Dane cIork.
tReceos.
o-o-I-- Hood. Adventure
"A ViIloce Woo'no." Richard
Greene. tRepeot.D
7:4S
4-NBc News.
Dovic errnkIeV Ches HuntIeV
$500
4-chorIes FerreIl Show.
A eonedv series on film starring
Chorles Forrell
49, -''--e lJSA.
| n % Min. "Donoer Sionol"
lo45. Foye Emerson ZochorY
Scott.
g evrns ond Allen. Comedy
6rocie's letter almost concels
friendship. Harry Won zell IS
ieotured
$50
4-Toles OF Wells Fesso.
Agent Jim Hordie solves tire eess
OF the two decd oorbIers. Dole
Robertson stors.
7-Bold Journey. Ooc'ment'N
Three conoes. The story OF
on expedition into the troekless
wilderness OF Northern Conodo
The leoder OF the EXPEDITION lost
his life on this trip.
; client Scouts. Godfrey
800
4-Twenty- One. Quiz.
-p-ess Conference.
9-Those Whiting Girls.
A musicol comedy series storing
Margaret and eorboro Whiting.
In this episode Moreoret hos
birthdoy PortY.
9:25
5-News. Matthew Warren
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

AIS
7.sscret Storm. Seuof
4:3o
5-FFonkie Leine SheW.
I-Edse OF Might Ser,oI
4:AS
4-ModeSn Rom1nees. SericI
500
4-comedy Time. Series
S-Reeord Hop. Mil r7ronf
s. Mn feen ocsrs docce oortS
Unlikely Mouse Club. Kids
Hour. Ns~sseei eoecici: "6oV
Bottles HUce Fish" PAT II Fur
~itf1 music ooy. Adventures m
Downward Episods No. 6. The
Turning Port" Cortoon Old
SeoUo;o.
g. Amos n Andy. Coined.
Avn Childress soencet WIIlions
$50
4-Susie. Comedy
o-iAy Little Morale. Cornedy
Cole Storm Chories rorreH
SIS
S-Ncws. Motthew Worren
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06
Foirfox Authorizes
More New DWELLINGS

Recent building permits issued in
Falriax County were as follows:
H., r. Mayberry, Route /. Box 239,
Ealrfax, owner and builder dwelling ii
kielssarden: cost, $1,000.
Fairfax, owner and builder. two dwell.
inzs in Dixie Hills cost, S34, 900.
wallace 3; Bowman, 1922 N. McKin-
icy ru. Arlington, owner and builder:
ddwelling in Gold Leaf terrace cost,
Stanley Briggs. 41o7 crestvood lane.
Fails Church. owner and builder; dwell.
N N Brigg's and Hoopers addition to
CheBterbrook Woods, cost 800 O00
ST. Johns Church. Mclean. addition
and remodeline, north side Old Domin-
lon drive at Kirby I'd: builder, Francis
y koenig and A. r. Lowstuter; cost,
james E.. Hooper, 1920 woodley I'd i.
Fails Church, owner and builder, dwell
Ing in Brigg's and Hooper's addition to
Caesterbrook Woods: cost, $4,000
koland Z. Goode. 6lO6 Backlick I'd,
springfeld. owner; remodel and build
side Maple ST., 600 feet west Of coium-
h n pike; cost, 100000; builder, VIII
McWhorter Properties. Inc, AMMAN
dale; Drug Fair. 1908 Columbia pike;
cost. $4,000; builder, ]. A, McWhorter:
designer, Spector and Montgomery.
WesLwooq Properties, Inc.., 107. Brook
dwellings IN Raymondale. cost, $3.50, 600.
Alfred Alternately. Route 4, Box $50,
d rair ion,n owner .y5 and builder; dwelling
Routes COL and $50: cost, $4,000.
ton t. Alexandria, owner ana Builder Builder
two dwellings in Mt. Vernon Woods;
cost, $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06
Thinking
.OfUsing
Paint Brush?

DO twirl a new brush be-
tween the palms and fingers of
your hands in order to remove
any loose bristles.
DO :. for a complete treat
|ment. wrap the brush in brown
paper, seal with tape and soak
the bristles in a container of
raw linseed oil for at least "a
hours.
DO :. remove the linseed oil
by rubbing the flat Of the bris-
ties across a smooth wire or hold
the brush on a flat surface and
squeeze the oil out with a round
stick or screwdriver.
DO +. rinse the brush a
couple of times in turpentine.
allow it to dry and then, when
ready to paint. try a dozen
strokes or SO across a piece of
scrap wood.
DON'T neglect, after a
brush has been used, to wipe
off the excess on a board, clean
with a solvent and (if the brush
will not be used for some time)
wash with mild soap and warm
water and wrap in wax paper,
aluminium foil or any similar
type of covering.
DON'T use the wrong kind
of cleaner; turpentine will do the
trick for brushes used in varnish
and regular oil paint; denatured
alcohol for shellac: lacquer thin
ner for lacquer; water for paints
with a water or rubber base;
and the manufacturers recon-
cleaner for special
paints.
DON'T forget you'll get
better results If you keep sepa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06

Rose, Hill Community Center. Alexan.
ara, va, owner; swimming pool anc
Dathouse in Highland Park; cost $50.
100; builder Lewis Pool Construction
Carl NJ. Freeman, Inc, 1900 Ole
Georgetown road Bethesda owner anc
builder five dwellings in Ridgeview;
cost. S47,00O.
William Ellis, 221 Lafayette drive
Alexandria. owner; dwelling In Holm.
dale; cost. S25,S23; builder, Trend Inc
Woodlawn Builders. Inc. P.o. Box
1893. Alexandra, owner and builder
two dwellings In Holm Hall Village;
cost. $4,000; designer, Frank C. Mon
WELLINGTON Homes, Inc, 302 Gamer
on road, Alexandria, owner; two dwell
hnEs In WELLINGTON Estates; cost. $780,
II. Manuel, Silver Spring. owner;
900: builder. o. and L. Construction.
Thomas H. Pilkerton. Jr.. 1884 uni
builder; dwelling in Memorial Hts, cost,
Helen M. McLearen, 1904 Burton.
wood drive. Alexandria. owner and
builder; dwellins in Marian Heights'
Beverly Construction Corp. 2s1
builder. store. 900 feet south Of Keen
Mill road; cost, 1000.
William. ]. Goldstein. 600 Delash-
mutt circle. Falls Church, owner and
builder; dwelling in Lake Bancroft;
Charles E. willett, 500 Altyle drive,
Falls Church. owner; dwelling in Fair
fax Acres: cost, $11,500; builder, North
ern Developers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06
New Record Is Set
In U. S. Construction

Private construction last
month. at s3.0l2.0O0, 900, was
slightly below the June, 1856,
total. since spending for new
housing, although above the May
level. was on IL per cent from
last June's volume. Public con-
struction. however. reached a
new June high this year of
81 .342, 100000.
Private expenditures, which
accounted for over 70 per cent
of all new construction activity
during the first half of 1857.
almost equalled OUTLAWS for the
corresponding period last year.
Public expenditures showed an
II per cent increase during the
first half of 1857 over the first
six months of 1856, with all
major types Of construction ex-
cept military facilities contrib
uting to the increase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06

The value of new construction
In June rose to $4,354, 000, 900.
slightly above the previous June
record Of s4.28S, 100000 set in
1856. according to estimates of
the Commerce and Labor De-
partments.
For the first six months OF
this year construction activity
reached a record high of $21. S
billion, 3 per cent above the
figure reported for the first half
of 1856.
Virtually all types of con-
struction shared in the eight per
cent rise between May and June.
Expenditures for residential ad-
ditions and alterations, public
utilities. public schools, private
industrial buildings, Offices and
warehouses. highway construc-
ton and sewer and water facili-
ties hit an all-time high for the
month of June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06

and merchandising committee of
the Prefabricated Home Manu-
fracturers Institute. trade asso-
citation of the prefabricated
home industry.
\ \
Jon England has been named
chairman Of the membership
committee of the Home Builders
Association Of Metropolitan
Washington. the association an
Inounced today.
+ =
The magazine Of the Home
Builders Association of Metro
politan Washington will salute
the masonry industry during the
month of July, Henry J. Rolls,
chairman of the associations
magazine committee, reported
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06

rate brushes for different kinds
of paints and finishing mate
rails.
DON'T place a brush in a
container of solvent unless it is
so suspended that the bristles do
not rest on the bottom.
distributed by AP Newsfeatures)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06
BUILDERS REPORT

A "collapsible home" sup
ported by compressed air will be
one of several hundred exhibits
at the 1857 Baltimore Home
Show which opens at the Fifth
Regiment Armory September "A
for five days. The house. small
enough to be carried in q suit
case. viii be part Of the shows
"futuristic" theme.
4 + 4
S. Ross LipscOmb, president of
Barber and Ross Co.. has been
appointed to the public relations
, 1957-08-14
UNITED STATES ~.

,ruery 1851.
In May 1851, Mr.. Halbert re-
turned to the United States to enz
ter the University of California,
from which he graduated last
year with the degree of Bachelor
of Arts in Political Science and
Public Administration. His main
degree subjects were personnel
administration, organization and
management, and International
relations.
Mr.. Halbert, who was accom-
panied to Trinidad by his wife
and child, speaks Portuguese,
Italian and French, in addition to
his native English.
, 1957-08-14
THURSDAY
and
FRIDAY

20 Century Fox presents:
In Cinemascope & Deluxe Color
VIOLENT SATURDAY"
Ernest Borgnine, Victor Mature,
Stephen MacNally, Richard Egan
Silvia Sidney, j. Carol Naish
Like a volley of AS slugh it
hits, and hits ]! !! The sensation
al Cosmopolitan Magazine Story
Of the Bank Robbery, that caught
a whole Town with its Morals
down. An intimate study of real
people, thrown into the path Of
Crime and Violence.
TArrcr NEuyc