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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-02-16
ocRAcoKE PERSONALS

At the january Cub Scout Pack
meeting, Cub Master BENJAMIN o.
Neal presided. Elisha Balance as
sisted. Charles Mason and Wilson
Garrish received their Bob Cat bad
lges; Gene Balance. Ronnie osNeal
and DAVID O'Neal received their
Bear badges. David Balance, Mar
tin Garrish and Gene jackson re-
ceived Lion badges. A candle serv-
ice was given by Jackie Willis,
Kenny Garrish, Spencer Gaslcins
and Martin Garrish. After the Cub
Scout meeting, Cub Master o'Neal
talked with the parents and the
Cubs enjoyed games with their
outdoor man Jack bearing. Several
mothers served lemonade and cup
cakes. Everyone had a wonderful
time.
At the Methodist Church Sum
day before last two beautiful flags
were dedicated to the church. A
Church Flag was given by Alton
Scarborough and Ernest Scarbor-
ough in memory of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Scarborough.
An American Flag was given by
Mrs. Lavella Howard and Mrs.
Irene O'Neal Of Ocracoke and Mrs
Della O'Neal Of N. j. in memory
of their mother. Mrs, Laveila (Lil-
ly) Williams. Both Flags were on
|eight-foot standards.
On Tuesday night of last week a
combined meeting of the Womens
Society Of Christian Service met
lat the Church Recreation Hall. Mrs
Hilda Scarborough, vice-president,
presented the program with several
members taking part. Mrs. Alice
Rondthaler presided at the business
meeting. Various projects were dis
!cussed. Twenty-nine members were
present. Hostess served brownies
and punch. Hostesses for the
March meeting are: Mrs. Lola
Williams, Mrs. Lavella Howard,
Mrs. Bessie Howard, Mrs. Irene "
Neal.
Mrs. Sarah Howard visited Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Austin in Hatteras
recently.
Jack G. Lewis visited nus mother
lin Morehead City.
Cecil Bragg is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Tolson.
Willard Williams and John Gas
kill were recent visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Williams of
Norfolk, Va. recently visited with
Mrs. Elenora Balance. Mrs. Lolo
Williams returned to Norfolk with
them.
On February 8, Miss Lillian Wa
hab and Wilson H. Wahab OF Nor
folk, Va. and Judge Robert .. Wa
hab, Jr., of Virginia Beach surpris-
ed their father, r. s. Wahab, Sr.
on his birthday by spending the
day with him.
David F. O'Neal, USCG., Is home
on leave.
Robert Chambers of Portsmouth,
Va. visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Callop recently.
Edward C.. 0Neal U.S.CG. r.
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl HIN Gaskins
.a,,d nliIdron WORE IN Norfolk re-
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A Chevrolet truck sails
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u has douhle-wall con-
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steal chains In tough
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port u.
Evening star., 1962-09-25

AREA, 9007 Burning Tree I'd. a.
acre lot. Very attractive spacious
4-bedrm. rambler with additional
bedrm. and bath, rec. rm. and
2-car garage in the lower level.
Outstanding in design and work
manship. Price S46,750. Builder,
SOILS coNsIRUcTIoN CO., JU,
Evening star., 1962-09-25
STORCH E

TRADES ACCEPTED
Evening star., 1962-09-25
HOUSES FOR SALE
CAPITOL MILL
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ABOVE POTOMAC VALLEY-With
q lovely view OF the river and Vir-
gtnia hillsl Magnifieent new home
BY Frank 8. Philips, 5 bedrooms,
3 baths, space for 2 more big
rooms on top level. Euuivalent Of
TWO beautiful living rooms, both
with fireplace. and both with
river viewl Few minutes from
downtoWnl Public and parochial
schools. $4S.05O. FULLY AIP
CONDITIONED Call OIL, 6-bl22
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC, DI
7-1411 or OIL. 2-7006.
AREA MASS. AND MaeARTHURl
New lstingl Big brick rambler
with 4 bedrooms all on one floor,
recreation room In full out-of-
ground basement. Few minutes 10
town. Only 3 years old, like newl
LOWER sol soi Nj. M.tPsraca PSrdoe. Woa SooOss. q.
1885. FRANK q. PHILLIPS, INC,
DI. 7-l411 or OIL. 2-7006.
APPEALING EARLY AMERICAN
split-leyel nr. Springbrook High
sun flooded 24xI4 private liv. rsn.,
l4x10 entrance hall. 26x13 famil5
Kit, wLlatest appliances and NevA-
mar cabinets plus sep. din. rrn., :
large bedrmS., ga baths, large
garden room, over y acre In fin.
est area w/beautifui young trees
Mid-30s. Call WA. 4-9363.
Greater Maryland Prop, JU. e-124t
AnE VnVY VnnUTNr nm
Evening star., 1962-09-25
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSE TO RENT--3 or more bed
rms. desired. No particular area.
LU. 3-4490.
SILVER EXPERIMENTATION AREA.
Looking for 3-bedrm. home, with
rec. rm. II possible. Can furnish
excel. references. Call JU. S-73l4.
Evening star., 1962-09-25

COLONIAL
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING
Located In. beautiful Woodside For
home. liv.. rm. with firepl. sep.
din. rm.. fun bemt.. fin. rec. rm..
scr: porch; Nice lot with large
money down, FLA, minimum down,
Evening star., 1962-09-25


LANHAM, 6129 Nam St, Gr na
money dn-s rambler, 3 bedruag-,
lFe. fully eouip- kit, fun bSmt.
Only Only LIyT rs t24i 1ldi vin e psE hggss g
or ewes Ju. s-2s33.
LEWIsDALE-Brk.. ~ story, fun
bsmt.. 3 bedrms., clean throuEh-
out. FHA. S17,500
JOHN H. HUGHES co, Wa. 7-056o
MARYLAND PARK of Central
ave. - Small 2-bedrm. home on
25x15O fenced lot. Priced IS 600
with 81 800 an. ERNEST T.
LUNG. RE. 6-6641. DI. z-2221.
MT. RAnNIER-Charming 4-hedrm.
white brick Colonial with lge. uv.
rm-s foyer entrance separate din.
rm, 2 fun baths and spacious 1T
Only Sl9,950 Conventional Can
WA. 7r6o17 It'll 9 pm.
Homeowner Realty
Evening star., 1962-09-25

SLIGO PARK HIILs-Tremendous
brick Colonial with over-sized
rooms throughout. Living rm. %
by 15. Dining rm. IA by 13. Huge
kitchen. 8 twin-sized bedrms., 2k
baths. Paneled rec. rm. Screened
porch. LGe;. wooded lot. Only
$27 800; Gail our Wheaton office,
Shannon e. Ll1chs
Evening star., 1962-09-25
REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCH.

TRADE FOR APT, motel or office.
sites. Two separate 100-unit apt.
projects. close-in locataions. 90
units, downtown location. 10000
sd.-ft. office bldg, downtown To-
cation. Write builder. Box 34o-E.
Evening star., 1962-09-25
HOUSES FoA SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BONANZA! Truly a
beautyl bedrooms, paneled iiv.
rm-, sep. din. I'm. equipped kit.
with washer, superb level lot i40-
II. deep! GIs need only $500 cash
TO settle and pay SS6.50 mo. total.
FHA buyers $3.50 total cash TO
settle and Sq1 q month pays an
Completely Detached S11 e50F'
SALES AP. 7-2075
ADELPHI-Dream rambler, luxury
wall-to-Wau earpeting, drapes, 3
bedrms., sep. din. rm-. IL baths,
rec. I'm, assume 49tss loan, S1s.-
l. oCI TIszP Is Psses co. he. 4.1soo
Evening star., 1962-09-25
MT. RAINIER
LOVELY LEWISDALE

NAsA-Lge. mod. hTicK-and- -shinTis
rambler, de luxe kit. 3 bedrms.,
full bgmt., K-aere lot. walk -
schools, conv. to everything. COM
pare at Sl5.950. FLA or CT terms.
Call til pm. WA. 7-39O0. :.
ROBERT s. DAVIS a Co, INC.
REsEARCH Is iust minutes
away from this 4-bedrm brick
rambler, only S1,e60 dn. MoVa
right in this week. 9 large rms.,
2 baths, 2 firepls-. built-in
CURTIS BROS. CH. $500
Evening star., 1962-09-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-R.W.
AMER. UNIV. AREA

AMER. UNIV. AREA
Attractive brick split-level ieatur-
ing Q first-floor den. 3 large bed
rooms. 2 baths on end floor. rec.
rm. and Is bath on lower level,
built-in garage. rear patio. land
seaped lot, quiet street. Ewes. Mr..
W. c. g. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YouR HOME WITH Us
BARNABY WOODS
Charming English Tudor, Q bedrms.
and bath on 2nd floor. step down
living rm.. small rec. rm.
Chevy Chase Realty
EN-. 3-1S0O Ewes. WO. o-0449
BETHESDA--Near NH. Attr. g.
bedrm., 2-bath. center-hall ram
bier. Living room, dining rm.. new
kitchen, screened porch. att, ga
rage, basement, lge. fenced lot.
Nice quiet place to live. Owner
isaei5s SIeea Al sstaesSs sa9s5 & trus gRdss saS
good terms. Immac. condition.
BillingSley Realty
EN-. 2-2326 Ewes. VIII. 2-9315
BRIGHTWOOD, 9th and Longfei-
low st. n.W.-Vacant. Colonial
front porch, 6 rms, bath. bsmt.
FULTON K. ooRDoN. JR.
CHEVY CHASE = BIG FAMILYl
Splendid qualityl Beautiful condi-
tion. CENTRAL AIR CONDITION
ING. All brick, with heavy slate
roof. 4 bedrooms, ga baths, pan
eled den and powder room, large
rec. room with fireplace, built-in
garage. fine level lot, lovely trees,
Lafayette, Blessed Sacrament, Deal,
Wilson, st. Johns schools. UPPER
30s. Call WO. 6-43S5, FRANK S.
PHnLIPS, INC, DI. 7-1411 or
CHEVY CHASE. S32 ,50O-This 10
year-old brick Cape Cod has large
rooms throughout. There is a bed
room and full bath on first floor,
bedrooms and bath on 2nd
floor. large modern equipped
Kitchen with eating space. Lear
garage in basement. Vacant. i'm
gSoo gp5sEs FL Gsepgnhgs p'mi EDW a Il T0i ZONES g
a. CO.. INC. Realtors.
ING Very solid, detached brick
home near 35th and Quebec. Won
derful in-town convenience. 81
rooms @ bedrooms. ia baths.
full basement, built-in garage:
level lot, 1872 Il deep. Priced atl
S27,950. Call WO. 6-43S5, FRANK |
s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-1411. |
- EASTERN AVE.
Beautiful all brick Colonial. Conv. |
to everything Low taxes. Liv. rm. |
with firepl.,. sep. din rm.. better |
than new kit, 3 bedrms.. den. |
Small apt. in basement. House Is |
immaculate. S24,5O0. Mrs. Lear, |
JU. $4,000, ewes, 365-7919.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO. INC. |
TRIANGLE = RenoVa-
tion Of this town house tust CON-
pleted in this fast restoring area. |
Can be rented with option toI
buy. See 1t at 1918 Biltmore st. /
NV. Keys around the corner.
GEORGE s. DRAVILLAS, Realtor.
AD. 2-O742.
LOOK FOR r. A. HUMPHREYS |
ADS in Houses for Sale, Sc. for |
homes in lovely neighborhoods, |
PLUS downtown convenience.
NEAR 9TH AND PEABODY ST.
k.W.-Modern 3-bedrm. det. brk.
2 baths, rec. I'm alum. storm
windows. 81 800 dn. EX. 3-740O.
SHEPHERD PARK
Evening star., 1962-09-25
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, MO.

ALL CASINO FEE
Phons D1ckE;Ys's Ys'sAS AFzssHisaso AZ. iss.asoso
Evening star., 1962-09-25

BOWIE AREA-Beautiful, s-bed-
rm. custom-built rambler situated
on very lovely level 1-acre lot.
Huge kit. all mod. appliances,
city water, close to schools and
city transp.t 20x22-ft. attached
garage, child's playhouse and
implement shed. Your dream
come true. call today.
EAST RTvERDAIE-Lge. 4 hedrn.
home beautifully wooded 66x20O
lot $13,600. Terms.
HYATTSvuLE-Attraetive 4-bed-
rm,. 21z-bath Cape Cod, full din.
rm;, h.-w.h., Just reduced to
BANNER SALES AP. T-4646
Evening star., 1962-09-25

CARR0LLTON-Adjseent 70
new shopping center, spa
clous 3-bedrm, brick ram
bier. w/sep. din. rm., full
bSmt.. carport and slate
roof. lust S17,960, Assume
4hzss loan and STA Per
mo. pays all.
WHY RENTING cash On. 10
vets or $500 to non vets.
s-bedrrn. dst. Colonial home. ne
w/sep. din. rm, on level.
fenced lot, IN eonv. LAndoveF
area.
n q wTX~ 4 ~
Evening star., 1962-09-25

BELTsVILLE-A JIM DANDY
MGSern N,aS s.,Sc s,eedrm; brick Al, rambler
fenced yard with privacy. Vacant
$20,950 W. TAKE TRADES. Call
HE. 4-170o.
HUGH 7. PECK REALTORS
BELTsVILLE = Snow White brick
rambler; Beauty on corner ems
bedrms.. IL baths. modern nc copo 2
per kit. full bsmt. Under $40. 900.
Assume high loan.
PERsHINd REAL ESTATE
b69-3606 JU. 6-9106.
Evening star., 1962-09-25

ASSUME $500 Ist trust and
pay $S7 per mo-, all alum. siding
bungalow, twtn-size bedrms. with
new floors Just installed. many
other Improvements, equipped
kitchen. full bsmt., near every
thing, don't miss this one.
A REAL SPARKLING CAPE COD.
well landscaped lot with nice
patio In rear, 4-bedrm. potential.
equipped kit. with disposal, storm
windows and doors, full price only
$4,000, call now.
NO RED TAPE on this brk. ana
alum. 2-story, 8 nice-sise bedrms.,
11a-hath house completely air
cond., fun rec. type bsmt., only
$500 dn. 10 move In.
LANHAM-N-aers plus Q brk.
front rambler. extra large kit,
equipped with refrigeratoF and
range, al plastered walls, full
bsmt, with rec. Fm., off street
parking, all this for only S15,26O,
already FLA appraised, call now.
PRINCE GEO. PRoPwrns NC.
AP. 7-El7b AP. 7-777A
Evening star., 1962-09-25
Shannon & Luchs

Realtors Since 1908 5000 Conn. Ave.
COHASSET AREA = Like-nev &
bedrm., 2-bath brick Colonial in
best section; 1st-flr. lavatory.
modern kitchen. Vacant and ready
Tor immediate occupancy. Low,
low 30s. EN-. 2-S2O6, DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY, INC, eVe-
Evening star., 1962-09-25
RARNARY WOODS

Charming English Tudor. 2 bedrms.
and bath on LIST floor. 2 bedrms.
and bath on 2nd floor, step down
living rm.. small rec. rm.
Chevy Chase Realty
Evening star., 1962-09-25

ALEx. = NOTHING DOWN OF o.
$3.50 DOWN FLA. Excel. She'd
rm. brick. entr. foyer. extra-larga
kit, washer. dryer. Anchor fenced,
fun bsmt; Close.in to D. G.
Ewes. JE. 2-O4b4.
Evening star., 1962-09-25
$500 DOWN

Delightful white brk. Cape Cod,
on lavishly treed and shrubbed
lot, ftrepl. in liv. rm.. sep. din.
fm., huge screened AND glassed
all-weather porch. 3 bedrms., full
bsmt. See thisl Call now 949-
1880.
Suburban Properties Mgt.
Evening star., 1962-09-25

CHEVY CHASE - Sprawling brick
rambler. baby grand piano-sizC
Nv; rnl.. sep. din. rm.. very large
ppedrms: Tone pinS-paneledl. per
garage. Level lot. Prestige area,
S23. 300 FLA. Immed. occupancy.
TED LINGO. INC. JU. 7-770O
CHEVY CHASE, NEW OFFERINC-
A perfectly beautiful modern
rancher. located near the Columbia
Country Club on a gorgeous deep
shaded and handicapped lot. Charm
ing living an dining rms, de luxe
kitchen, 3 fine bedrms. and tiled
baths, Rec. rm., maids rm. and
bath, and 2-car garage. This home
Is JOY 70 inspect, and only $34,-
so0 Gan our uptown office. KE.
Evening star., 1962-09-25

BETHESDA--Near NH. Attr. B.
bedrm., 2-bath. center-hall ram
bier. Living room. dining rm.. new
kitchen. screened porch. att. ga
rage, basement, lge. fenced lot
Nice quiet place to live. Owner
leaving Bethesda. $1,000 under
priced at S27.7 $50. 4lz96 trust and
Evening star., 1962-09-25

Shannon & Luchs
Rsaltors since 1905 5000 Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1962-09-25
CUTE AND CLEAN

new brick RAM
bier, 4 bedrms,, all on / level.
Sep. din. rm., lovely N-acre lot
Near NASA. Compare at only
10ee dn. ROBERT 8. DAVIS q
CO., INC, Realtors, WA 7-3900
Evening star., 1962-09-25

5se-36Os 10. 5-e1ee
SILVER SIZING QUTCKIEl I'M
spIit-isysi. 9sSutiial street street. VIE VIE
sidewalks. Near Dennis grade
school. Large family room, Va
cant. Priced In LOW, LOW 2Osl
Out-of-town owner urges instant
salel VIII consider VA and FILA
contracts. with minimum cashl
Mr.. Barrow, OF. 0-5122, FRANK
.: PHIddLIPS INC" D1. 7-1411
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-21
4 NEW "TWIST'g

COVENTRY, England Ln = Coventry's city fathers came up Saturday with a startling new theory: Lady Godiva wasn't naked at all when she made her famous ride through the town.
 She wore clothes, the city coun- cil suggested in publicity leaflet for so..Tists.
 The statement aroused some citizens who are proud of Godiva's legendary nudity.
 Not naKeu!" asked Coventry city historian Abe Jephcott Rub bish. I challenge anyone to pro duce facts disputing the naked ride by Lady Godiva."
 The row was sparked by plans for a pageant in connection with the consecration of the new Coven. try cathedral. A local girl will ap, pear as Lady Godiva and ride through the streets on horseback during the three weeks following the consecration next Friday. She will wear f1esh-colored tights and wig with long flowing hair
 Tradition says Godiva, an l1th Century beauty, wore nothing but her long locks. She did it to per suade her husband Leofric, Earl of Mercia and Lord of Coventry, to spare the people of the city from oppressive taxation.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-21
224TH SUICIDE


 SAN FRANCISCO @ = Two women climbed over the rail of the Golden Gate Bridge in the pre- dawn Sunday One leaped to her death
 Jane Zimmerman, 18, Sonoma, was coaxed back by Highway Pa trol Sgt. Walter Pudinski, on his promise that he would take her to her doctor and not hospital psycopathic ward.
 About two hours later an older woman walked onto the bridge climbed the rail and jumped.
 He body was found by the Coast Guard. There was no Identification in her handbag. She was listed as the bridges 224th known suicide.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-21
Report Red China
 Enforces Back to- The Farm Project

HONG KONG lR -- Reports of
 an enforced back to- the-farm pro-
 gram for Red China's recently
 industrialized millions have pro-
 vided new insights into the mass
 flight of refugees from the Chinese
 mainland.
 A British businessman who
 visited Communist China said vast
 unemployment is preading through most of China's major cities as a result of a government retrench- ment plan calling for the resigna- tion of all factory workers en- ployed after 1858 and their return to their home villages.
 He said discontent was wide spread in many cities. He quoted a university student in Shanghai as saying, 'our leaders seem not to know what they are doing China has been liberated 12 years and yet hunger is gripping the land One Western observer in Hong Kong said the Chinese Con1mu- nists are making the same mistake that they made in 1858 with their big leap forward campaign. First they tried to achieve too much in too little time, he said, and in the present consolidation plan they are trying to cut down too much in even lesser time.
 The Briton, who declined to be identified by name, said most of the factory hands were resisting return to the farm because Of grip ping hunger there and the long working hours. usually from dawn l to dusk.
 British authorities in Hong ! Kong claiming the crown colony is damned with refugees and can not support any more, ordered 8 crackdown on residents helping
 fugitives to get through the barbed- wire barricade the British are
 stringing along the Emile border. | Cnrvicfinn for Hnnu K<anxy roxi-
 dents infiltrating the frontier area
 or interfering with official efforts
 to send the refugees back to Red China carries fines Of up to $880
 or two years in jail.
 V
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-21

If you don't have enough per- sonal troubles to worry about, here is something you can brood over: Scientists believe that grav- fly, the force that holds the world together, is gradually getting
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-21
sloo.ooo FOR MR. cRUENrNG

JUNEAU tR Ted Stevens, COP candidate for the US. Senate, charged today that New York po- litical interests have pledged $10O,o00 to the campaign fund of US. Senator Ernest Gruening, who is seeking reelection.
 Tn a luncheon address, Stevens, an Anchorage attorney, said it was my understanding that the ADA tAmericanS for Democratic Action> Democrats from New York, who poured money into Alaska in 1858, have once again pledged to raise about $100,000 for MT Gruening,
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-21

Fortunes are the savings of man, not the findings a Louis vile, ky, bank aslvertises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-04
Bob Kennedy
Cites Gain in
Civil Rights
puUAnET.puTI

PHILADELPHIA, April 4
(AP.-Attorney General Rob-
lert F. Kennedy says this Ma
tons progress in civil rights
can overcome foreign criticism
of discrimination in the United
States If the story Is told.
The mere fact that I have
to come up here in 1862, 100
years after the Civil War, to
explain our progress, is a re-
Election on all of us, on
America" Mr.. Kennedy told
an audience of some 1,100
persons.
The Presidents brother spoke
at the annual membership
meeting of the Fellowship
Commission which gave him a
national fellowship award.
But we have great assets
on our side" he said. 1--WE have
truth. We can admit that we
have problems, but we can
also say we are solving them.
This is what is really the
United States. This is the
charter Of the United States.
This is what we can go out and
sell in the world"
The Attorney General gave
an example Of what he termed
the administrators interest in
civil rights. He said that at the
Inaugural parade for his
brother, the President noted
no Negroes were in the Coast
Guard unit. The President OBJ
served the same thing later in
a military honor guard that
greeted the President Of an
African nation when he ar
rived in Washington.
Nov this thing has been
cleared up" said the Attorney
General. There are Negroes
in the Coast Guard. there are
Negroes In the honor guard, in
all fields Of Government-but
not simply because they are
Negroes, but because they are
qualified"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-04
Magazine Deaths
Seen if Postal
Rates Increase
By the Associated Press

Pending legislation to raise
postal rates would be a death
sentence" for much of the
magazine publishing industry,
a spokesman told Congress yes
terday.
The House-paSsed bill would
add $46 million to the indus
try'S acknowledgement postal
costs and wipe out the small
profit of many magazines, the
spokesman. John K. Herbert,
told the Senate Post Office
Committee.
Mr.. Herbert is president of
the Magazine Publishers As
ISOLATION of New York. He said
it represents $50 publications.
James B. Kodak, partner in
an accounting firm represent
ing the association, said maya
zine publishing is "a high-risk
business showing very little
return" He said 129 magazines
have disappeared in the past
decade-60 of them in the last
three years.
Mr.. Kodak said the proposed
rates would defeat their rev.
enue-raiSing purpose by fore
ing more magazines out of
business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-04

making command assignments
in Europe untenable.
The former general said ne
was relieved of his command
before any allegations against
him that had been made by
the Overseas Weekly had been
investigated. But, he added,
it was not before 1.-The hard
nti-Communist line of the
pro-blue program had been
recognized with praise by
American officer and civilian
patriots, and exposed to CEN
sure by the Overseas Weekly"
Would Ban Weekly
He said he and other COM
manders had recommended
banning the publication from
Army posts as detrimental to
troop morale. But the weekly,
he added, exercised influence
in high places in Washington
and the banning orders were
reversed.
He said he and the weekly
recognized each other from
the start as natural enemies"
After he had banned an Over
seas Weekly report from his
command, the former general
said the. publications news edi-
tor told 7th Army staff officers,
well gentlemen, we have the
choice Of firing my reporter or
Of firing Gen. Walker"
The Pentagon recently up
held Gen. Lauris Norstad,
supreme Allied commander in
Europe, in a decision saying
the weekly could continue to
be distributed on military bases.