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RLINGToN-FALLs cHU

One-of-u-kind Women's Romney Room Fashions
greatly reduced Floor
l-sl75 Green Wool Two-peee Suit SIPS Size 1914.
l-s2s5 Brown Wool piece Suit $3.50. SIZE So
isis coret Wool Costume SIS. SIZE l8h
l-Slzs Plum Wool Costume sos. SIZE So
2-sss Two piece Suits $I25. Blue SIZE 49, Berry, size So
l-s2so Blue Wool Costume. $3.50 SIZE TO-
Corsets Reduced cIose to " price! D-Second Floor
$ss5 $3.50 Ge Foundations SOS sss5~seer nets roon
oes all ostex styles Many oneoo-kind Grdes II to g.
Foundations sizes 50 to A.
Slips, Petticoots, Sleepweor Reduced "a to V!
$sss so05 Nyn Teot Slip. Pettoo. s3ss 10 $685. Tr
rnos Of peo oce, rues. embroidery White pink blue black Sizes
81 to 40 Not every style every COLOR
s3ss Non Holt Slips $685. Lace TERED sheer ned White
peche pink blue block ozoeo. be-voet Small medium oroe
sizes in the group (Street floorO
$o95 $2ss Brushed Nyou seepweor $685. and $685. Brushed
non poomos red blue Brushed nyon woz gown pink Or blue
Sizes "a 70 So the group
SaSS $195 Nyon Teot Lingerie $ss5 SLABS Woz-Ienoh or
fIeneth Some neonors ond bobdo poomos Lovely en-
bodes applique peots ond oce trimmings White poste Sizes q
10 30 IN the group
ss9s Babsson Poomo, s9s Black seoter-hpe tops spe
fitted trousers. SmoI medium, large sizes
$5'5 Ane Tieot Volts Gowns s9s kn trimming ct bodice
end wost. Pink or blue Sizes q to So
$500 RoyOn cho Gowns $3.50 Foo print hI-enoh gowns with
long sleeves shrredbpe collar trimmings Sol medium large
1872 and SIS Doeon nyon Gowns $so Wotz-enoth
length gowns BY famous maker your dress Lace end
brodey trimming Pink or blue Sizes II to 20 in the group
$3.50 Roon Crepe shore Gowns $29e 'front.' oce-trned
shcrie. Pink Or blue Sizes small medium or9e
1872 RoyOn Crepe Slip; for S. R toTous moke oce trimmed
Of BODICE end henne White Sizes Il to 20 If St. onyl
$500 Non sotn Slips 1872 Loceembrodered
White Sizes 81, 81, SO, 40
$500 Non Toeto Half Slips $500 Loce end oppoe trimmed
hemIne Novy. black red Smell medium, arae If ST.
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Teen Apparel Reduced "a to h-Fourth Floor

Teen Apparel Reduced "a to h-Fourth Floor
Teens s4s s49ss coo,. So 1908 wool zenes feeoes ond s
blends styles Be9e coro and bock-ondAus
tweed in the group Sizes I 10 IS
Teens SIS $3.50 Roneoo SIS Torpoon pods cocdos .n,
cloths ond fonne oil with matching hos Nude charcoal red vs
greer, and white pods Sizes TO IS
Teens SIS to $35 Evening Dresses se NIXON chiffon e and oees
boernc lengths White pink champagne Broken ne sop
Teens $7s9 Cor coo Sill rspeent poons with wool inter-
Innings coos with hidden hoods ribbed knit coo tot Man,
Nude charcoal grey red Sizes 9 to IS
Teens sz9s 1892 Dresses $40 1904 wool aonnes ood rqpr-
ondoceotes desy tailored styles Block red beige Sizes 10 5
Teens $4ss Dresses ss onepc. sheo in oceto.e
tsked brocodes Black. white blue red brown Sizes IS
Teens SIS $3.50 Knit Dresses ss Two-pece styles Of ooS wool
chenIecodoons and puover Ccro pink beige oouo Sizes 10 IS
1929 skht. ss99 loOS wool ~seds ond onnes slim lin.
6oore styles Now brown black Solids light dark tUeeds size,
9 TO IS
Juniors $500 S799 Boue S. Oon-ondwoo Jersey Aon-ond.
wool Jersey Shirts od soft styles Beige red pink white black mou
gold. 30 TO 56
Juniors $3.50 $7o9 Veeteen Bouses 49, Scoop neck and sooe
neck styles. oil sleeveless Black brown sizes to IS
Juniors $500 Shirts S. Toored shirts prints or solids Barrel Or
French cuffs Block brown background prints red turquoise
brown solids
Shoes u off but-More than Il off!
5000 and $11.e5 FOOT FLAIR shoes-S7o0
lat Street. Shirlngton. Sauer Spring. Falls church,
good shoes BY tbs fomos moer Block
suede, bock eof brown co, e>oed cot block eued colt
sings and sondos Shoes you'll right
into Spring H9h hee medium heels ond 1.-THE heels group
$l0e5 to $l1e5 JOYCE CASUALS-S7.e0
Wonderful little comfort shoes for lasting we1 Block end brown
wedges, sore beige end fo brushed eoters Choose several
sNes
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Women's Coots-M to " OFF!
6Womens Sl45 injured coo, $50 imported bin and bin obdc
deed hand oored 6bton closing Black Poporoned
sizes 10 10 IS
s-womens Sis trimmed coo $50 In Kezo,. 1908 wool
hand tailored Green and blue Proporored sizes 10 10 ID
Womens $40 injured coot S79 Forstonn woo back blue
Sizes 81
i-Womoa s0s - coo 49, sowI color sim cufed slim
line with SIDE fulIness Black SEE IS
3-Womens $40 Formonn Wool Dress Coot SIS Block chorcoo
Proportoned II ono IA
5-Womens 80 Fur Blend coo S o.e
beautiful VeJo Mium lining, 4bltton style Grey blue.
Proportoned 10 to a.
s-Womns ss0S9 Tweed coots SIS e~eed Sc~ ccos eeds
nefnno, hand tailored Block ond white grey and block Pro-
portoned 10 10 TO-
4-Womens $SS99 Imported Tweed Coos SIS tobNn closing
Blue Iloc mixtures Proportoned 10 10 Is
llWomenS SIS lneh Imported Tweed Topper SIS Coc sleeves
tIbock cuffs Blue ond grey end odd blue green and block
m Proporticned 10 70 20
7Wom.n $3.50 Femeu moke coots s Winter eoots
4-butoo closing Also Ronbow Blue royal
red proooroned sizes 8 10 Is
4Ewo~.ns $3.50 chombro Tweed cooh sss Grey bI. Pro-
portonec sizes 10 Il
5-Womsns 1882 Polished Fobe coot s45 Dope sa
collier peot deo Stnne. grey blue black Propotoned
10 10 Is
5Womens 1882 Fotmonn Fobuoine coots SIS oeboc sn9
fyow coors slim Oxford do blue propotoned sizes 10 TO Is
2Womens $685. Plush Goats, $55 ebtoo closing beck deo
Blue toupe Poportooed sizes 10 70 Is
7-Women $599 Zip lined Coots $35 Checked tweed blue grey
4bltton closing, round color Propotooed sizes "A to IT,
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$5 TO $l6S kyons $-Seonless fIl-foshoned and stretch
nyond sccntnued styles Of ee4or brond Stockings Good
colors. Sizes 5h to II, but not oil styles end coors
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$500 $500 Cotton Print Wrop- Grounds S. Wop-ond-t.
cotton prints pose end patterns Also
nooo fobrcs Fitted paste striped cottns ond
bedocke Sizes 10 10 70 ord 1914 70 24h in me group
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Junior Dresses Va to " Less!

Juniors Sl4SS $3.50 Dresses $7s5 sheath ys
silk foe ccot Dress dress. bcseon
top bose crepe oorco front Also few velvet OF these
reductions
Juniors S229s SIS Dresses, $40 oe-pece pastel seoh
bodice pncene foe orion fleece Also
few fnoetip block velvet O these reductions
Juniors $500 SIS Dresses So ro,on crepe
foe trim wod sheath block velvet mink
trimmed lace heoth hotter necklne styles Also few oo
the group
Juniors 7zs9 TO $3.50 Dresses SIS PRINT sondco princess one.
silk print wool Jersey Sheath bead embroidery trim.
ond crepe corbnotons bose royon crepes
Juniors Sl49o Dresses $685. OneOee butooon nensweor
onepece silk PRINT color dress dess rocn
toffe,o; Jersey hrtyoster tll-sked dress bocode
Juniors 5000 S4s9 Dresses S. Cnepece button cob
dine snrwo onawosted dress
striped white collar onepece wool flame
"a to V Reductions in our Fifth Floor Dress Shops
Sports Dresses
sss oou-tpe Knit sheoh $40 neck leather belt Green brown
black Sizes 10 to IS
$500 sheoths SIS eod no be~n
Sizes 10 l8
s4ss Block Royou FoIe sheoshs S790 Sizes 10 TO IS
SIS Wool Jersey sheoh SIS Lo"ut nekne, white deksy Black
Sizes " to l8
s79s Feotheuys sht~ost Dress $40 Washable orn Beige Sizes
10 TO l8
so99 Wool Jersey Dresses, S. nekne Black red
SIS Royon Plaid sheot SIS Beck belt Brown grey Sizes
10 TO l6
Budget Dresses
tod sHes Brown Or 6o stripes end sods scsen sizes 10 to IS
WOmes ond Misses $l499 and S79o Dresses 1872 Onpe dessy
r1yoa crepe toteos blends Basc ond ooed Styles
some tomos-nore band oneooknd styles Broken Y TO
Is and l42 22l7 the group
Misses and Womens S7e9 SIS Dresses $40 One.pece dtess wos
foyon doons wool WITH" beod onq Or "a sleeves srsotns full
skted Grey now black brown royal green prints spes checks
Broken 10 70 70 ond 4R TO N1
Cotton and Casual Dresses
Womens and Misses Sl7S9 ond Sos9 Dresses ST. Tweed ace,
dresses styles Gen pad eos4a
boodes oontoyon ond acetate pod corduroy princess oocs
styles LWex neoc Many fewofoknd Broken 10
TO Is, plus sizes H. e. 20
Misses and Women, $3.50 and S4So Dresses 1872 Non Jersey
prints tailored dresses
boby checked rayons. Sizes 10 10 20 ond 2h TO 2H
Women, Misses 1925 $3.50 Dresses S. Royon sftaost
STYLES cot dresses dark Cotton onenors
Broken 10 to Is ord 4h to "a
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'"""SiJ ~ ~ ~ VII
tceoonoe oso Of Corners end Silver Spring.
szss 5000 Hats 81 S. Veves yeolr soe .ors
fes end feathers VICE voreN CT style ond coos
Millinery Reduced "a TO VI!
$3.50 TO $3.50 Hon ct $3.50 to $3.50 Merry are STYLES
from odno millinery eoers! Veke veoJrs mousse tur fotne
ord eockol hot
Clearance also at Corners and Silrer Spring
JeweIy Reduced "!
Regularly ST. for 81 plus Fed ox Necklaces bcoceets pins .ooo
Simulated peor cocred beods Also keys Of
poouior mokes
s. $40 J.w.l 81 10 s. plus Fed tax Necklaces boceen pins
sorno beod pieces IN tailored metcs
Neekweur and Hundkerchiefs at y to u off!
$50 Wool Jsusy Uo.ro Joeke 1912 Black white beige red
s7so Wool Jersey BOuseon Jackets Hoods Royal red beige
black
sloSs $3.50 ke $500 So Foke Fur or Woo Jersey ooeo
o-knd.
500 ssss Soute. S. po,roo-ondcoton solid cor ord
white Broken
s9e 81 Hondkehe.-Meus womeu s9c to ST. Broken ncs
clip cords SWISS erbrodenes ~he Nasty oon,
linens.
"a to Y off! Lily Doehe Gloves
$3.50 and 81 Double Cloves szss 6 this famous deane
Block, White, pink, light blue, god, beige the group
Attention Mothers!
Va to " Savings for the little ones
Conn. Are. Siver Spring Shrltngton Falls church,
500 500 Tode Dresses sse Sz9o Cotton pos stripes
piod and t"c-tone combnotcns Sizes / Z. and
S4oe 1852 Infant Boys Girls apiece Prom.
oromos $l09o. All nylcn, Just Wosh o9anl
$lS99 s3S Pe-Woer Toddlen coot Sets Sl4ee SIS wool
Botany onns sude ond Washable Loneos oons ond
cotton veveteen Sizes Y 70 Is m-o;hs. Todd.sts !,
5000 1852 fodder Boys oud Girls sno~u s799 5000 One
piece suits with rotcans helmets bonoe's
Sl4So $999 snOvsus fodder Boys Girls 5000 s4es
mot-hoe
nyon STYLES byrd co ard popns wo-ry nsured Sizes
& and 3x
few washable eoton corduroy clusters to a. Broken styles
Girls ss0 to 5000 Cotton Dresses 500 $500 Pods solids ord
prints Sizes ) TO o.
Girls se ond $3.50 Winter Hats Sl9e 7s9 Mostly fes lew
vehet the group
subts.. sc9s s's s4s' Cotton Prints s7'' odse q cotton
/ \
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2oWomen 5000 $500 Dresses SIS There's dress lust for you
ms wonderful group OF and dresses with little ockets
Chooe your tavoie oo Of cosc blocks end plum ond
oon9 win these sodes touch Of eooed beaded Broken
l-Womens SIS 999 Dresses $50 For special this group
offers YOU desy oces powdered ond wool
6ue ond spono wne oo few dresses this wonderful price,
Broken sizes.
so-Womens 9ss to $500 Dresses $s $5 onepece etepes
ooc brown toost with cooed beaded and for that added
oroc'oo! few Ncpece toe tho oo~i'h.eVethne' black
ene-peee silk oles enc dresS SILK with beooed trims
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Furs Reduced Va!

Suits-M to u Less!-Third Floor
Halt price suits In limited quantttyi
$9 and $500 Suits S3o Tailored coso ond dessoke styles fitted
ond bV ockets Grey brown blue green and fine woos
gliding taeed with "A coats brown god Sizes group 10
70 IS and to 3
$500 and $500 Suits $40 Imported weeds Finger aon1es
Fostonn Hos ubend vos eIoon dessokets end CLASSIC
vine. oc green brown, grey Sizes Is 10 10 Is Also
few imported tSeeds with long broken u E $40
Hondmocher Suits-Reduced y and More!
Were $3.50 ond $685. Now s45 Deroe suits Of black steo
coc grey onnes imported weeds Asserted eo sizes 10
70 Is A few luncts ord proport oned
Me-S6e95 to SIS Suits $50 Imported weeds aane With fitted
a,.e En9er cosne box SUITS Beige red brown block blue group
but nor oil 10 10 Is
One Of Kind $500 sl4999 Suits $40 Elegant polished black
oood5on cocko SUITS sizes ~ ond le sur wool rose.
ported fonnels green sizes Y ond le $40.
Cashmere Sweuters-Reduced "a to "!
$7S' Cashmere PuOOn $40 Win sleeves Red green Sizes
81 70 IS
ao9s TO $3.50 Cashmere puOns $z With short sleeves with
embnooeN Beige, green, red, pink. Sizes 81 10 40
2499 10 $3.50 Cashmere Sweoter SIS Fu-fosned desoke ses
ond oossc pIIons Blue Sizes "a 10 40
SO % Cashmere co'son Dressmok sweOte $40 Some embroidered
Wh'e, blue, Szes e 0 40
ST'o TO 1892 Wool ond Orion Swoe $40 Embroidered coroans
s.ott p4t.up sleeve, Nhie back Sizes IS 10 40
S2S9 Orion oordsons S9S Tmned satin White Blue
SAes 20 ono ~ Tnrd Floor.
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5oWomens $3.50 to $500 Dresses Sls delightful selec.
non Of one.peee cepes ond ake styles black blue toost ord
pun with scn bead ond notneod rmmnqs Dressv silk toe
'ea'n with bock dope, blue Dessy oeta with self
o'e Trimmings for thn feminine touch Prints one-pee end
ocket STYLES thot owe You endless weor Dresa silk
IN sizes w 70 22lz ond tealar sizes 38 70 q
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Leather Juckets-Reduced Va to "!
$3.50 s5 cOpeskn Joee and cOots s5 Orion fecsned w
10 to e ''0' "'' 0sO0Se 0'<ss 0o OeSe' DUE sizes
s4S9' 5000 cop.skn coot Joeke coon sss beige
ss9e9 copeskn Jackets SIS White lime Sizes 10 to IS
1892 Long cOo SIS OF wooOe White, blue be3.
s4s Black cop..tn Joetet. sso Sizes 10 to Is TF oSse
Runeoots, Wool Jockets-A to u off!
s35 Block veteteen Roineooi., s2o Sizes 10 10 is
S3os9 Aweothe coots SIS Cotton popn reversible Ieopod
s1 s.' u.s., s99 Wool ,sst' SO Issa' sc and dress
1892 70 SIS Tweed Jackets So Classic dressoke ss Beige
1892 silk Tweed Joek SIS sockond. Size. ond L.
Skirts, Punts-Reduced " TO "! SH esre
$l7s' 70 $3.50 Skirts So 0ey rcon sheers bold pods weeds
SIS Wool Tweed Skirts. SIS Bock-ond.wbit. SIZE. 17n,e
TS Printed Cotton Corduroy Pc"h. S. Sizes 10 TO Is
Budget Sports Shop Suvnes-N to "! THs s:::st
1898 '9 sIouse, ST. s. S. cOns Jerseys ,oyoo shoo
tnq dacons end nys The mony styles shirts dressy bses
snoJ' level ood coored necknes poste White prints
$500 so99 Printed Skirts to S. Metocs olted coon royoo
$50 500 sweaters ST. 49, 81 Matching orion cocdoons and pons
WINE W.T. Moone 1oes-pok ond grey red ond grey blue ond
or pink, 80 to 40 " ""''
Misses Dresses Reduced "a TO 12-Second Floor
Misses s799 Street Afternoon Dresses $40 Tooed and d,e,
s f2on cpes mosc obHcs ond Eock. brown end high
s99 to $3.50 Street and Afternoon Dresses ST. Group
INCLUDES too'ed bes deSey dee n ace and roon
Misses $3.50 ond SIS Aoto,D Dresses slz roored ood oet.
SPORTS styles d-esy cocktail dresses
o piece styles roon tissue oe novelty obncs wocs
row. feo green brown toupe ond poses. oil
Misses SIS ond $3.50 Dresses SIS ond afternoon STYLES in oon
eepe sue oe novelty fooncs Many ore one Of krd
ooc no brown green red olpe beige Sizes 10 TO 20 Also Group
o. o ono dinner dresses many original sompes level tones or
p1ses, OF this price
Women's Dresses Reduced Va to "! Second recon
5owomen s7sS $3.50 Dresses So Toored crepes fotter
ing eoos OF vine plum Onepece sold coo and novelty
weeds Inc ee9nt booode tofeto dress FOR speco Occasions few
woos Sizes l4I7 10 IN, oso broken sizes
-womens SIS TO $s9e Dresses SIS Onepece crepe block blue
os o'd PUN WIN son coo ond beod Trimmings Boeo and oket
qes y epe block brown plum Desy totfeto becorno
Que SIX ode dey dresses blue popular black l4Iz 22H
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slo.e5 to Sll.e5 JOYCE cAsUALs-s7.eo

Wonderful little comfort fer lasting weo Block end
spes!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14
Cuba Arms
Cache Seized

MIAMI. Fla, Aug. IA R.-
Customs agents have uncovered
a huge cache Of arms they said
was destined for Cuba and ar
rested two men. one a former
high official in the Cuban gov
eminent.
More than 100 boxes Of car
bines. anti-tank rifles, machine
guns and ammunition were
seized by customs agents yes
terday at the home Of Gil de
Gibaja. IS, a naturalized Amer
lean citizen. 4f
De Gibaja and his cousin
Alfred c. z. Gonzalez Garcia
Al, a former ofiicial in the gov.
eminent of President Carlos
Prio Socarras. were arrested
and charged with violating the
Neutrality Act.
Gonzalez of Neuva Vedada
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Amendment when he appeared
before a Senate committee in
,vetsigating reports that Hutche-
son and others made a quick
profit from the sale of high
way rights-of-way land to the
State Of Indiana.
Hutchinson, a member Of the
executive council, has said no
union funds were involved.
Mr.. Meany noted the land
deal is still being Investigated
by a grand jury in Indiana.
The AFL-CIO policy Is
against labor leaders making
use of the Fifth Amendment
for personal protection" Mr..
Meany told newsmen the Fifth
Amendment policy does not
operate automatically"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14

followed, Teamster leaders can
make their comments or re-
plies from their conventions
speaking platform.
Beck has been ousted as a
vice president and a member
of the AFL-CIO Executive
Council. But the Teamsters
have ignored Mr.. Meany' de-
mand that Beck be removed
as president Of their union.
Beck was accused by the
Senate Racket Investigating
Committee of misapplying
Teamster funds. He took refuge
In the Fifth Amendment scores
of times in declining to answer
questions put t him by the
Mcclellan Committee. Beck
said he would not seek re-
election to the $50.000-a-year
post.
Hoffa, the Midwestern team
ster boss. who recently criticized
AFL-CIO leadership for what
he called concentrated power, y
is generally expected to succeed
Beck as head Of the union.
The council decided to take
no action for the time being
in the case of Maurice Hutche-
son. president OF the $50. 0O0-
member carpenters union.
I'VE want more information, y
Mr.. Meany told newsmen.
Hutchinson invoked the Fifth
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to Cubans who are fighting the,
Batista regime.
Both De Gibaja and Con-
zalez pleaded not guilty at a
hearing before United States
Commissioner Roger E. Davis.
De Gibaja's bond was set at
$4,000 and that for Gonzalez
at $4,000.
Gonzalez said he owns q
farm in Oriente Province, Cuba,
where resistance to Batista's
government is strongest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14

and lis million members was
taken after the case had drag
ged on for more than four
months without a decision.
Charges that the union was
dominated. controlled or SUBJ
stantialiy influenced by cor
Irupt influences" were drawn
UP March 20 after Beck, Team
ster president. was accused Of
misusing about 100000 OF his
organizations funds.
Final Hearings Set
The AFL-CIO Ethical Prac-
tices Committee arranged to
hold final hearings September
5 and 6 in Washington.
George Meany, AFL-CIO
president. said the committee
will conclude the hearings in
the Teamsters case irrespective
of whether the Teamsters APP
pear"
Mr.. Meany said the Execu-
tive Council will receive the
committee report September 2S
or September "a. Then. he de-
clared. the council will make
known its verdict before the
Transfers convene September
80 in Miami Beach.
The councils decision could
take the form of recommends
tons as to what steps, If any,
the Teamsters must take to
remain in the AFL-CIO.
If the planned timetable is
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Havana, said he was director OF
public service. secretary Of the
House Of Representatives and
undersecretary Of the interior
under Prio. whom Fulgencio
Batista ousted in a bloodless
coup in March. 1852.
Charles E. Wyatt. supervising
customs agent, said the stock
piling Of guns and ammunition
in Miami was only one phase
Of a general move to ship arms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14
Church Journal Grows

PHILADELPHIA CR.-Pres-
byterian Life. ofiicial magazine
Of the Presbyterian Church in
the U. S. A., has reached
a circulation Of a million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14
'AFL-CIO Plans toAct
Before Teomsters Meet

CHICAGO, Aug. IA Q0-The AFL-CIO is speeding toward
a showdown with It's largest union. the Teamsters
The AFLC1o Executive Council served notice yesterday
that is determined to complete action charges Of corrupt
influences against the Transfers before the Teamster
vention month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14

( Dave Beck. James r. Hof1a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-08
Tabor City Election
Filing Will Close
Saturday, June l
DO NOT ENT

With the Tabor City town
election only about a month a.
way. no candidates have filed
for either the mayors post or
the council positions.
Town officials today served
notice OF the forthcoming cleo
tion and pointed out that all
candidates must pay their $1,000
fec and file prior to noon on
June | The election will be
held on June II
New legislation recently
passed adds new twist To
this years municipal election.
A mayor will he elected for a
two year term and only four
commissioners instead of the
usual five will be elected.
Two Of the commissioners r.
ccIving the highest number II
votes will be- elected for iour
year terms. The two receiving
the next highest number II
votes viii serve two year teri. :.
This system was authorized for
this particular election so that
staggered terms Of office Vii
result at all times and there VIII
be no complete turnover OF Of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-08

ficialS during any one election.
Frank NrSmlth has been nam
ed registrar for the election and
Wayne Baxter and Henrietta
Gordon have been appointed
judges OF the election. There VII,
not DC a new registration Oh
voters but all persons who are
otherwise qualified and have not
registered will be required L
90 50 as provided by law. Regis
'rat.un books will be open from
900 y NJ. until sunset. except
Sundays and holidays. beginning
Saturday May Is. They will
close At sunset on June /. ON
each Saturday the books will re-
main open for registration unit,
800 9. ".
Books Will -ac open COR ~
sp. aou ur challenge on the sec
ono md first Saturdays betor.
'hn election.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-08
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that these students were sincere
in their action and W0r0 doing
|it only as a means Of helping
keep Mr.. Primer and In the best
interest of the school.
The students here realize that
we now have one Of the best
principals in the state, and we
would like to keep him. You can
fire Mr.. Primer and he will be
gone; but you will have to live
with us. the students, who are
the upcoming citizens of the
community, for a long time.
Because of the high respect
of the students for Mr.. Pini.cr
and due to his plea, the students
"rtuned to their classes this
:lC.ning in a very orderly man
and school is again in session.
But this does not mean that We,
the students. are forgetting the
" hole idea. We are looking for
ward to an open meeting of all
the local board members with
our parents Immediately. And
we're putting our faith in you
the board members to live up &c
the democratic principles that
must prevail in our country.
3 This letter has come from the
hearts of the majority of tn,
students and il expresses oul
deepest feelings concerning thi:
whole situation"
! Primer Slii re did not like
the idea of the strike and CT
several occasions prior TO tho
strike had broken up meetings o
the students who were makI''.
plans for il.
He said he did not forSce an,
strike for tomorrow morning ant
would not be in favor of one a
= any time.
Parents played a large part II
Fridays strike and promptci
: the remark by Primer that "
can cOrtrCl the students bu
have no control over the par.
! cntS."
One student stated on Frlda,
: that they would continue Il
5 strike until the Board rchlrc,
. Primer for the coming year.
An outcome could not be pre-
dictcd by even the most interest
ed parties on both sides: how
: ever, tension continues TO moua
P and friends are ready TO fued a
]. the drop of a ruler. That much i
certain.