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You will always regret if you

- W. WIN a." a. - tNHtSt IL NUu
don't give your children the
opportunity 10 play the pi-
ano. We will deliver any where
a good practice piano for
$4,000 and up and bench.
Also. we will deliver a New
Baldwin piano with as little
as $500 down, small month
~ payments or fall terms
can be arranged, we trade for
cows, hogs, furniture and
anything OF value. Call OF
write Harriil Music Store. p.
Q. Box 967. Lumborton. n.
c, Tel. 9-373O.
l/25TfCAg.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Loveit
of Cherry Grove spent Sunday
with Mrs. Donnie Canady.
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CANCER CLINIC = Officials

OF the American Cancer So
ciGiy fsIninu t.tG public of
"a the CantSr Detection dag
nCStiG Center, open each
.. TUESDAY morning at James
W alker Memorial Hospital,
Wilmington, unuer the sup
erviSion OF the New Hanover
County Medical Society. The
examination for cancer is
FREE to anyone in North
= Carolina (children by doct-
- or's certifi> ate). Persons are
1 urged to avail themselves OF
q the opportunity for early de-
stection and diagnosis of can
500 GER. by calling for appoint
=. ment RO2-4277 or writing
CANCER, P. o. Box 1882,
81 o. Wilmington, N. c. (Leaflels
- mailed upon requeSt.)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-25

Township area am some inter
CS:cd cnCS from adjoining
zoos. They hold their dinner
ne. ugS once a month.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-25
)orman was high scorer.

Dorman was high scorer.
Others plaping were Mrs.
'rnr COOS. MuS. 4 u Gibson,
As &c Id, ..,S. JiI:I-nE
GiCuS. Mrs. Bunilc Hughes,
Mrs. Ed Norris ana Mrs. Lester
Barnhill
A sweet course was served
by the hostess.
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Of the meeting re-
frcShmcnts were served 10 the
ME, m,mhcgS ant Isult .ra -.
.nC rCorliiiy mvC,iuG wIli be
reld nj the home OF GaynCiir
Powell.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-25

The Town and Country
Bridge Club met with Mrs. IL.
b. Buffkin, Jr. Thursday eve
ming attwhich time Mrs. John
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-25

one OF his sisters Mrs. John
d. Jordan while attending this
-nurS.,.
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MILTON LOUIS COMsToCK

COLUMBIA - Milton Louis
Comstock, 76, of Creswell, Route
two, died in the Columbia Hospital
Monday.
!; He was a native and life long
resident of Washington County;
son of the late johnson Comstock
and Sidney Ambrose Comstock.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Eva
Mae Chaplin Comstock of Creswell;
seven sons: Hallett of Greensboro,
Raymond f Hamilton, Hilton and
Winifred both of Columbia, Julian
of Plymouth, Leroy of Creswell
one daughter: Mrs. M. B. Daven-
port Of Plymouth; 12 grand child
and Jimmie of Ontario, Canada;
rem
Funeral services were held Wed.
nesday, 8 p. m. at the Phillip
Church of Christ, Of which he
was member by the Rev. M. L.
Ambrose. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
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TWO FAMILY REUNION

COLUMBIA - The annual Arm
strong Alexander families reunion
Memorial Legion Beach, usually
held Sunday at the Norman Smith
attended by some two to three hun
bred people, due to the rain was
only attended by so, ten of which
were initial members
The banners for the oldest mem
Der of the Alexander family was
won by Mrs. H. Seaton Swain, and
for the Armstrong Mrs. Caroline
VOliva.
During the short business ses-
sion with L.. NJ. Reynolds of Nor.
folk V-president presiding, he gave
the devotion reading Scripture from
the book Of st. Matthew and prayer
was by E. L. Mosley. To keep bet
ter in touch with the members
the group voted to buy cards to be
sent to the sick and sorrowful. Col
lection taken was STAG and Bene-
diction was given by H. S. Swain.
A sumptuous picnic lunch was
spread in the Beach house. For rec.
reation Bingo was played and IL
prizes given.
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|voMAN's FELLOWSHIP MEETS

COLUMBIA - The Christian
Woman's Fellowship of the Column
bia Christian Church meeting Mon
Hay night at the home Of Miss Mar
Ehas Sykes, heard program on
World Conditions Of Today" given
BY Miss Sykes.
Worship theme by Mrs. w. F.
Spencer "Be Thou Our Guide.
Mrs. John A. Hardison, president,
called ON Mrs. George Liverman
who reported on the shower given
By the organization to the minis
hers wife. Following the treasury
report by Mrs. ]. w. Hamilton, il
was voted to send a donation to the
work Of the World Christian Wo-
mans Fellowship. 1t was also de-
cided to remember shut ms with
Love Gift to let them know they
are missed. Mrs. J. w. Hamilton
was directed to prepare the Com.
munion Service each Sunday. dur.
/ ing the month of September.
The hostess served cake, nuts anG
punch to those attending: Mrs Col
lon Smell Jr., Mrs. George Liver
men, Mrs. w. F. Spencer, Mrs. ]
w. Hamilton and Mrs. John A
Hardison.
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GUM NECK PERSONALS

Mrs. r. w. Davenport and chill
dren of Portsmouth returned home
Friday after spending the week
with Mrs. Leona Norman.
Miss. Gwen Armstrong spent the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Bax Wea-
therly in Wake Forest. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwod Armstrong joined them
Friday. Gwen returned home with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osbourn Armstrong
have moved to Elkins, West Vir-
ginia.
L. A. Smithson accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Carleno and Dave
Ambrose to Raleigh Wednesday.
Miss Jackie White of Deep Creek
spent the week with, the Hiram
White family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meekins and
children of Norfolk and Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Winters of Mississippi
visited Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Liver
man.
Mrs. G. r. Fulcher and children
Of Washington spent the week with
Mrs. Bonnie Liverman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Durwood Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Porterfield
and daughter of Norfolk spent the
week end with Mrs. Polly Ann
Everton.
Mrs. Elmo Sawyer Joined Mr.
Sawyer and Roy for their return
trip. to Norfolk Monday. She re-
manned there for the week to visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Combs and
sons spent the week end home from
Norfolk.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rose, Mrs
Johnnie Rose and Patsy were in
Plymouth Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Smithsor
spent the week end in Elizabeth
City with Mrs. Lennie Dorwart ano
visited Mrs. Madeline Hewitt in
Camden Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Hudson
spent the week end home from
Norfolk.
Greg Sawyer of Norfolk spent
the week with the SADIE Sawyer
family.
Mrs. Lillian Spencer of Fairfield
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Elk Payne.
Clarence and Franklin Meekins
were in Richmond Saturday.
Miss Francis Hachel of Elizabeth
City was here Sunday visiting Mat
tie Cohoon.
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GUM NECK HAS TwIsTER

COLUMBIA - Gum Neck Town
hip has for the second time this
hmmer been visited by elemental
|iry. About 1:45 Sunday cyclone
|truck in the vicinity of the Gum
eck Free Will Baptist Church,
lowing the roof off Of the pump
|ouse at the church and depositing
boat belonging to Len Jones with
kotor attached, at the front. The
bat was reported to be badly bat
bred and motor ruined. Mr.. Jones
|lso lost a wash house in his yard,
hat went with the twirling winds.
4 Al smke house was blown down
|t Mrs. Jennie wilkins home, two
UMBRELLA trees unrooted and all Of
he remaining trees topped. Part OF
Ter porch was blown away and
sorch furniture scattered. Mrs. An
lie Turner'S place suffered from
|he impact.
Mrs. Wash Basnight, visiting hel
bother, Mrs. Jennie Wilkins, re-
ported that the sky got dark, and
he approach of the storm sounded
like q Jet plane flying low. A two
nile streak showed results of the
|wister. No injuries or fatalities
we're reported.
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ALEXANDER FAMILY REUNN

The Minnie Cahoon Alexander
family held reunion Sunday, Aug.
10 at the Methodist Church Annex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Smell, Sue
and Kay, Mr.. and Mrs. M. v. Co
|hoon Jr., Connie varna Kay and
Milton v. III, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Combs, Carol and Dotty, Mr.. and
Mrs. Worth Cohoon, Worth Jr.
Minnie Lou, Inez MCGOWAN, Johie
Jr. and Judge Sexton of Creswell
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Whitson and
II. T. Combs Of Kill Devil Hills
Julia Uoorlis and Sam S. Woodley
of Chapel Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. c. R
Fulcher, Charles, Donna and Lisa
of Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. Shell
kbourn Williams, Roger and Judy
Mrs. Charlie Combs, Virgil Jones
Henry P. Cohoof and Mrs. Raleigh
Isaac and Raleigh Jr., of Norfolk
Mildred Cohoon and Mr.. and Mrs
r. w. Jones of Fairfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. Hewlett and Becky
of Clarksville, Tenn. Aubrey Toad
Fanny Perry and Sylvia Crawford
of Portsmouth, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
wood Cohoon, Francis, Larry, Ma.
RE and 10 Anne of Baltimore, J. C
Combs, B. B. Combs, Ardie Volivs
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cohoon, Mike
and Hal, Hettie Jones, ]. w. Viii.
liams, Lem Cohoon, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Bryan, Council, March,:
and Donnie, Ella Mae Sutton, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Spencer and Fay
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cohoon, Mr.. ant
Mrs. SADIE Combs and William, Bob
by Patrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Durwoot
Cooper, Dwan, Joy, Fay and Suzzy
Mrs. Annie Turner, Adelaide Combs
land Mrs. Florence Liverman at.
tended.
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AUXILIARY MEETS

COLUMBIA. - The Woman's
Auxiliary of Malachi's Free-Will
Baptist Church meeting Wednes-
day heard program "The Prayer
Life" by Mrs. C. C. Earl; "Time
When We Need To Pray" by Mrs.
Herbert ]. Bryan, "The Need of
The Hour and "Hindrances to
Prayer" by Mrs.. S. III. yoliva and
Mrs. w. T. Reynolds.
Meeting in the home of Mrs
Is. H. Voliva, five visitors, Mrs.
Wallace Woodley, Mrs. Thomas
Holidia, Mrs. Carrie Parisher
Misses Frieda Voliva and Brenda
Howett, were welcomed by Mrs
Harry p. Swain, president. The
treasurer was instructed to SEND
$21 to missions, and Mrs. H. s
Swain was asked to order Christ
mas cards for sale by the auxiliary
The September meeting will be
with Mrs. Bowen Voliva. The ben
ediction was by Miss Frieda Vol.
iva.
The hostess served cherry pie
chocolate fudge and iced drinks
Members present were Mrs. B
Frank Alexander, Mrs. w. T. Reyn
olds, Mrs. A. M. Reynolds, Mrs
fC. A. voliva, Mrs. Belle Alexander
Mrs. Herbert Bryan, Mrs. Willie
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DANIELS
CONTINUED from Page One)

in daring for a new and better
world"
"Here on the oldest American
frontier" the Governor went on,
"Men should understand the new
frontiers best and in the reunion of
an honored North Carolina family
we can understand the meaning of
the effort to build up the family of
free men despite savagery at our
doors and dangers in the distance
which are as close as the waves on
our shores"
Sanford pointed out that the late
Josephus Daniels, a member of the
family holding the reunion, was
Ambassador to Mexico when Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Secretary of
State Cordell Hull started the
Good Neighbor policy.
sour task" he said, "greater
than mere courage, is to understand
that we must face every wilderness
and to know that there is no shore
anywhere which is not our con-
Germ"
Attending the reunion were sew.
eral members of the state govern.
ment in Raleigh. Among them were
Dare County Representative Keith
Fearing, Jr.. Hyde County Repre-
sentative w. ]. Lupton; New Han
lover County Representative Robert
A. Calder; State Senator Elliott
Winslow from Hartford, N. c.; ant
State Burial Commissioner C. G
Walker.
Other dignitaries present includ.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Graham
Mr.. and Mrs. Josephus Daniels, Jr
and many members of the Daniels
family. Archie Daniels acted as
Master of Ceremonies at the reun-
ion.
Mrs. Dallas Tillett and Mrs
Pearl Schaff provided music at the
piano and organ and Carroll Tillett
sang for the group of almost 35t
people.
The reunion was forced to move
into Wanchese Methodist Church
lby rain before the day was ovei
and it was here that the program
and luncr took place. The Reverend
Robert Pullman Of the Wanchest
Methodist Church gave the Invo
cation.
The Daniels reunion was organic.
led in 1941 by the late Josephu.
Daniels, editor and publisher of the
Raleigh News and Observer fol
many years, and has been held eacl
year on the 10Th of August since
Except for two years during Work
War III. This year was the SECOND
time in 20 years that the reunion
has been forced indoors by rain.
| Members of the family from a,
far away as Canada have ATTENDED
the reunion.
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BIRTHS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wright of Manteo, a daughter.
Johnna Cathryn, weight seven
pounds and thirteen ounces. She
was born in Memorial Clinic on
August Is.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Il.
Midget Of New Orleans, La, son,
on August "a; weight eight pounds,
two and a half ounces. Mrs. Mid
gett before marriage was Miss Pa
tricia Dorr granddaughter Of Mrs.
G. F. Harris of Wanchese. Mr.. Mid
gett is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Creedon Midget of Manteo.
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TRIBUTE
Continued from Page One)

ton of us all to freedom and peace
through excellence in education,
and more enlighted, stronger and
democratic America in q stronger
and more effective United Nations.
May the life and work Of Billy Car
michael and all those who have
labored and now labor in and
through our threefold Universities
and all our schools and colleges, be-
came "a part of the structure and
substance of mans unresting dream
of building on the Earth noble
home of the family of man for
equal freedom, justice and peace
under law and human brotherhood
under God in this age of mortal
peril and immortal hope for all
mankind.
The intermission program, wit
messed by more than 500 persons
was one of the most colorful of the
current seasons special attractions.
Director Clifton Britton had ar
ranged backdrops of four flags,
the United States, United Nations,
Lost Colony and North Carolina,
with the official banner of the
University in the center. A cross
bearer was thanked by two flower
members of cast with huge bou-
quets of flowers.
Special music arranged by
George Trautwein featured Maria
lene Thomas as soloist singing Elm
flammatus" accompanied by the
choir. The Rev. Harold Leatherman
pastor Mt. Oiivet Methodist Church
delivered the invocation and bene-
diction at the programs finale with
the Lost Colony Choir singing
Ii'Hark the Sound, the song, SO well
known to alumni of the great Uni
lversity.
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RACES
Continued from Page One)

Steve Basnight, each of Manteo.
Class 8, ID #. 40-45 hip. Shag
Carlyle, Kinston, N. A. Brickhouse,
Grandy and Sunny Baine, Kinston.
Class A, IA #. and up, so hip. :
Roy Etheridge, Powells Point, Jar
Wis Snow, harrisburg Ono third
place WINERY.
Glass 5, Id #. and up, so hip. :
A. B. Dowdy, AGrandy, Freddy Wea-
yer, Norfolk and Sam Waterfield,
Grandy.
Class 6, 10 #. and up, Unlimi-
teds, Larry Woodhouse, Grandy,
Shag Carlyle, Kinston and Don
Duranki, Princeton, N. C.
Class z, Ski Boats, Unlimiteds,
Don Duranski, Princeton, Larry
Woodhouse, Grandy and Roy Ethe-
ridge, Powells Point.
B. M. Holiday, GAINESVILLE, N. c.,
and Murray Elliott, Aydlett, each
won trophies in special events.
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COLUMBIA PERSONALS

Mrs. Annie Sykes was home be-
fore returning to Richmond for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Hamilton of
Williamson visited Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Hamilton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Hamilton
and daughter, Julia Elizabeth, of
Conway have returned home after
visiting Mr.. Hamilton's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hamilton. Mr..
Hamilton has recently received his
masters degree in education at
East Carolina College, and plans
to teach in Conway again this year.
Miss Joyce Bateman is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney
S. Bateman. Miss Bateman, who
has been instructor in business adj
ministration at Wake Forest Col
llege for several years, will teach
at Indiana University, Blooming
ton, Ind. While there she will also
take courses towards her doctors
degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Bateman, Jr
and son Mark of Norfolk spent the
week end with Mr.. Bateman's par
tents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Bate.
man. Mrs. Bateman and Mark are
spending the week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Spen-
Ger, Jr., and daughter Glenda, Of
Seaford, Delaware who have beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Spen-
Ger and Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Fur.
Tough are now in Florida.
Report has been received here
that Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Evertor
are scheduled to leave soon fol
Tokyo, Japan, for two year stay
Mr.. Everton is with the U. S. Gov
eminent under Civil Service.
Miss Mary McClees has returnee
from Birmingham, Ala, where she
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Clees. Miss McClees saw "Untt
These Hills" at Cherokee, and Wis
tied Mrs. Virginia VERIFY, Wade II
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Carlisle Harrell will leave Tues
day to attend teachers meetings IL
South Norfolk, where he will b
an instructor in business education
at the Oscar Smith School.
Mrs. Ira Alexander and Mrs
Booker Olive, of Durham, visited
their, brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
land Mrs. .Carley /. Spencer, ant
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. ant
! Mrs. John w. Nelson, last week.
Mrs. Hilda Woodley Davenport
of Charleston, S. c., visited Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Woodley last week
Cecile and Yvonne Chisholm o
Norfolk are visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aydlet
Cooper. They and their uncle Shell
ton Ludford were at Mays Hea'
Saturday.
Miss Carmen Harrell of Norfoll
spent last week with her mother
/ Mrs. j. Abner Harrell.
Mrs. Allen Cohoon and children
Robin and Elaine, of Norfolk spen
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
Odell Roughton, and visited Nj
and Mrs. Lem. A. Cohoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy knight ant
son Guy spent the week end witt
= ~
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County area to bring their families
and enjoy several days with their
buddies of 16 years ago. p. O.'Reil-
W Of 1922 Creighton Ave-, Dayton,
Ohio reports that the event will be
held at the Southern Hotel in CO.
lnmbus, Ohio.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all Of our
friends for the kind deeds shown to
us during the illness and death Of
our husband and father, Joe Grieks-
poor. We especially would like to
take this opportunity to thank Dr..
Reid and the nurses Of the Pun9o
District Hospital for their faithful
service while he was there. For TIE
Bvely flowers and other gifts, our
many thanks. May the Good LORD
bless each Of you, Is our prayer.
MRS. JOE GRIEkSP00R
and Children
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOUND: Large male puppy; dark
brown body with tan and whites
tan legs. Is at Orville Wright Mo-
tor Lodge, Kill Devil Hills.
T-8-25-2tc
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LIBRARY
Continued from Page One)

roughs of Saint Andrews by The
Sea Episcopal Church, of which
Mr.. Earle was member, will be in
charge of the closing ceremony.
Mrs. John D. Earle, wife of
former Boy Scout leader Earle,
contributed a book in his memory
to the John d. Earle memorial this
week at the Dare County Library.
The book, an Encyclopedia Of
Knots and Fancy Rope Work, will
given to Mr.. ,Earle's former Boy
Scout group, Troop 165, and win be
put on the shelf with other books
in the Earle memorial at the il
brary.
The book is given in appreciation
Of the service and loyalty shown
the Earle family by the Boy Scout
Honor Guard of Troop 165 at Mr..
Earle's funeral.
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those first North Carolinians? Will
this generation - our generation
r measure up to its heritage?
"These are questions that each Of
US must answer for ourselves. But,
they are questions than cannot 20
unanswered. Fate has handed us
the responsibility of living in this
state at perhaps the most crucial
time in its history. There are things
that must be done now, that cannot
be left for others. There are things
to be done that win affect the
course. of North Cardinals future,
not for just a few decades, but for
centuries to come. We are given NO
choice. It is job that we have to
lido.
II have no doubt that the peo-
lple of our state will rise to this
challenge. They will draw strength
from the knowledge that here on
Roanoke Island the first North
Carolinians faced an even greater
challenge and met that challenge
with quality Of courage that was
to etch itself deeply into the North
Carolina character. Our people will
respond today as they Responded
then and our state viii be greater
because Of IT,.
Eyes, the lesson taught by ths
Lost Colony has been well learned
It has served Us well in the past. II
serves US well today. And, 1t wil
' serve us well in the challenEin1Ii
{ days to come" s1s... q
Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1961-06-01

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
Phone Problems

One Of the signs that a man
has advanced up the political
ladder in Washington often
is the acquiring of an I'M
listed telephone number.
This frequently is neces-
sary in order that the Off
cial and his family not be
bothered at all hours of the
night.
All but one member of the
Kennedy cabinet have UNI
listed phones (Secretary of
Commerce Luther Hodges is
the exceptionl. Also unlisted
are White House Press Secre-
tary Pierre Salinger and Spe-
cial Counsel Ted Sorenson,
and the Presidents relatives,
the r. Sargent Shrivers and
the Stephen Smiths.
Not so Vice President Lyn-,
don johnson, however.
The new Washington tele-
phone directory lists John
son, Lyndon B Hon" at the
family's new address, 1910
Fifty-second street NV, and
gives the phone number. The
Johnsons' two teen aged
daughters, Lucy Baines and
Lynda Bird, each have their
own listing also.