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USPH Hospital. Fl. Defiance.
Arizona
Harry and Helen Curley of Win
dow Rock welcomed their baby girl,
Helena Mae on July 10 at 5:4Oa. m.
She weighed lbs. and 8 5ozs.
Billy and Alice Joe of Oak
Springs are the proud parents of
a baby girl, Wanda Verna. Wanda
was born on July 8 at 6:l2 a. M,
weighing 4 lbs. and 137ozs.
A baby girl, Jacqueline Justina.
was born to Leo and Pauline Hol-
mes Of TT. Defiance on July at
6:54 pm. Jackie weighed 5 lbs.
and IA OZS.
Murray and Vina Harvey of
Polacca are the proud pa ents of
a baby boy. Carlon Glade. born on
July 10 at 6:41 p. m. Carlon weighed
7 lbs. and 8 ozS.
Wilson and Amy Segay are the
proud parents of baby boy, Viii
mer. born on July 10 at 2:32 am.
He weighed S lbs. and g. ozs.
X X X X
The parents of Geneva, born on
July 16 are Frank and Louis Jones
of Twin Lakes, New Mexico. Cen
eva weighed S lbs. and II ozs.
X X Xxx
Sage Memorial Hospital at Ganado
Mission reported the following
births:
Johnson and Alice Chez of Chin
lie. A baby boy. 8 lbs. and 13 ozs.
Amos and Shirley Johns, Many
Farms-boy. 7 lbs. and a ozs.
Both on July 6.
Stanley and Maggie Clark.
Gresewood-boy, 7 lbs. 4 ozs.
Kec and Lice Chez, Chinle- boy,
8 lbs. and 132 OF. Henry ana Mary
Benally, Rough Rock-girl, 7 lbs.
6 or. Alfred and Mary Watchman,
Greasewood-girl. S lbs. IA or.
Glenn and Lena Benally. Chinle-
boy, 7 lbs. or. all on July 8.
Billy and Mary James, Tselani-
boy. 7 lbs. ! ozs. Kiswood and
Rosita Curley. Ganado girl, 6 lbs.
1 OF. Theodore and Mamie Begay,
Keams Canyon-boy, 8 lbs. is ozs.
Hosteen Nez and Louise Etsitty.
Klagetoh-boy. 8 lbs. IL ozs. All on
July 9.
Charlie and Johanna Yazzie.
Chinle girl, lbs. 3 ozs. Dennis
and Elba Lou Pete. Many Farms
boy 7 lbs. and II ozS. David and
Mayme Lee. Tselani girl 7 lbs.
both on July TO-
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Morris, who are proud
parents of baby boy. born July
10.
Evening star., 1962-05-17
CHILL"
ROGERS HEIGHTS
FRINGE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
I'M A-11RR
RiTCHIE MANOR-Toyeiy new a.

ST. MARYS - Brick and shingle
Colonisi Vacant and ready for
bedrms. sepSTste din nm storm
windows and doors. Full bsmt
with outside exit, large storage
garage. Reduced to only S12, 500
Assume present loan and pay only
S75 per month. VA and FLA
terms also available.
Evening star., 1962-05-17
HYATTsvILLE 9 RMS.
NOTJ.EHE PARK
. HYATTSVILLE

NO S On. CT
Spacious. 3-bedrm. Colonial
home, near Magruder Park,
pietely remodeled inside and
a. out, with new kit. and tiled
bath, firepl., family sized
din. rm. and full bright
bsmt, with oil h:-w.h. Full
~ price. Just S15.750.
e.. c. HILLEY & CO.
AP. 7-72(
Evening star., 1962-05-17

tClose In)-3 bed
rooms, living room, modern kitch-
en-, full basement, g.h.-v. heat,
front and rear porcheS. detached
garage, level lot. rear fenced. con-
bSnsn' bSsss PTie. SG SDP oDPy s1s SS' .sSS. FH1 ia
financing. PURviS REALTY CO.,
IA. 4-7766.
Evening star., 1962-05-17
DUPONT CIRCLE

Choice lSt-flr, 3h-rm, suite. with
private Law, completely remod.,
air-cond. bldg. Call NO. 7-0S49.
FALLS CHURCH, eS22 N. Wash.
ample parking, 5000 mo-, all utiis.
furn., call NJ. PAUL HANNAH, AD.
Evening star., 1962-05-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
(coNTINUepl

ALEX. AREA-2-bedrm. RAMBLER
with panoramic view Of surround
ing area Located on eul-de-Sae.
Features PRIVACY, plus lge. hv.
rm.. huge l6xl0 kitchen with eat
ing space and carport with deep,
enclosed storage space. S13 $50.
For details. call NOW. 9 til Q.
MONROE
So B-aIOO REALTORS
Evening star., 1962-05-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

RTYERDALE - New 3-bedroom
dream home with fireplace. sep.
din. rm. incl ia baths. full
bSmt.. hot-vater Dashboard heat.
Name your own terms.
Il. W. ROHRBACK AP. 7-5675
RIVERDALE : sI4.250 buys this
aIl-briek 3-bedrm. home on fenced
corner lot adjacent to Baltimore
parkWy. Full tiled bsmt.. patio.
Vets can move in with total
of $500. Call WA. $4,000. ROB-
ERT s. DAVIS & CO.. INC.
SOUTHLAWN-Extra nice 8 b.r,
rambler, 1Gx27 rec. rm.. Sl6.500.
SOUTHLAWN RLTY.. 24S-5522.
''TAKOMA PARK"-Roomy 4-bed-
I'm. brk. Cape Cod near schools.
shops, bus. Finished rec; rn; nm IN
trees. Sl7,750.
C0 III 5-Af00
Evening star., 1962-05-17
SOMETHING OLD,
SOMETHING NEW I
FALLS HILLS, VA.

: FALLS HILLS, VA.
Local realtors retirement can be
your gain. beautiful custom-built,
2ia-bath rambler with Florida
porch. 2-car garage and 35-ft.
rec. rm. Too many extras and
features to mention. $36,o60.
Also 4-bedrm.. 3-bath, 2-firepl.
rambler next door at S32. $50.
Wide, deep, wooded lots.
FOR DETAILS CALL OUR AGENT
TOM BLADES, JE. 2-5215
OPEN DAILY, 2-6
To reach from Falls Church, out
West Broad st. iRte. -, left Just
beyond New Falls Plaza shoppine
center at Falls Hill marker on
Dale DR.. to 203 and open house
GEO. H. RUCKER SALES CORP
IA. 5-8585
FALLS CHURCH : Beautiful con-
temporary split-level located In
excellent residential area, immac-
ulate condition. features 8 bed
rooms. separate dining room, large
kitchen, living room with fire
place. den, baths. many extras,
Only S24.950.
CALL NOW HU. l.ab26
wEIITN6TtON pEATTv
Evening star., 1962-05-17
Realty, Inc.

A BARGAIN ct $27, 900 -FHA appr.
Abr, 2-bath. ram.
bier. close in. 10% down or as
sumo 4 q trust. CL. 6-2027.
Evening star., 1962-05-17

ATTENTION .NsA : And Space
fascuiste .condition' ) Bedrooms, ms,
eduipped kit. with snack bar, full
rec, type. bsmt., off-street parking.
Just . few blocks to elementary
school; va, no IS down and total
price Just S16.950.
Evening star., 1962-05-17
LII NOW HU. 1-2b2t
WELLINGTON REALTY
Bailey'S Crossroads

ALEX. AREA : shrubbery-iined,
setting for this Comfortable g.
bedroom duplex home featuring
LARGE ROOMS incl. 15xil mas.
ter bedroom, lift. liv. rm. and
PANELED rec. room, plus FULL
BASEMENT with outside entrance
from TREE-SHADED, lovely fenced
yard. S16,250.. NO MONEY DOWN,
GI, or $500 down, FHA. For full
details. call NOW, 8 It'll 8.
MONROE
Evening star., 1962-05-17
CHOICE LOCATION
Corner 2iSt and Pa. ave. n.Wl
DOCTORS
OPPORTUNITY

On account Of Physicians death
we have an air-cond. office OF
over 1000 Sa. II. consisting of
Z rms. Successfully operated for
10 yrs. Priv. street entrance.
ample pArking, on corner next to
Presidential Gardens In Alex.
over 5000 Apis. in nearby vic.
and more being built. Prof equip.
may be purchased from Estate.
Reas. lease terms win be arranged
asent. ia. 2-lH6i or en-. 3-bl 50.
Evening star., 1962-05-17
EegsES 10 sU!Ln
LOT OWNERS

Custom built brick homes designeC
with yCu in mind. Split levels, {.
rooms and oath and spacious fov.
e.. integral EaFaEe Si6.9eO.
Ranch homes, bedrooms. nvin,
room. dining room. kitchen AM
bath, recreation room, INTEGRAL
garage. Sl6.9U0. Rambling 13-ft
multi-level homes, rooms with
2ia baths. recreation room. . car
garage, Se9.9u0. Homes designed
70 your Specifications from SIO.-
300 And up. All homes finished in
clear red oak flooring and trim,
birch doors. built-tn birch OF
cherry cabinets. Anderson win
dows, dashboard radiant heat.
ceramic tile baths and plaStered
walls
MODEL HOME AVAILABLE FOR
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
For further Information and free
BOOK OF Homes. reply TO
Kormanik Constr. Co.
CO qeorss OscroSky
RID No. . Box ga, Mclean, Va
Evening star., 1962-05-17
OFFICE SPACE

OFFICE SPACE
3 rms, approx. 400 50. IT,,
window air conditioners.
$3.50 per month.
Also a one-room office and
combination 2-rm. office,
l6S4-36 Conn. ave. See
janitor, Grover Byrd, on
premises.
Evening star., 1962-05-17

ALL-BRICK COLONIAL - Only 2
years old and shines like new. 4
large bedrms., 2A baths, nice-size
separate dining rrn. and table-space
equipped kitchen, family rm.. over
loo6ng besutifui corner lot, nicely
with. carport. Assume large loan.
snhst9utial down. Also, FLA terms
available.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC.
AR. 7-2175 AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1962-05-17
STORES FOR RENT
DRUG STORE

OPPOSITE PENTAGoN
E1eellent opportcnity IN huge
RIVER HOUSE development with
l.sOo eleyatoT-apartments. Exclu-
Siye loeation with no competition.
GARFIELD. 7-90o0
GEORGIA AVE. AND SEMINARY
kD.-Avail end mo. Extremely
low rent. Al location. HE. e-4ll2.
n. ARL. SHOP. CTR. with parking.
store APPROX. 1.400 50. H. Avail
soon. Svll. for any business. $50.
DI. 7-50l5 or EN-. 3-54O7.
PENN-MAR sHOPPING CENTER,
PennH. ave sc extended. Store
fiKtured for ladies' and ehildren's .
apparel. Adjacent TO J. c. Penney
500 SO. FT. Eround floor o.fie.
space, beaut. paneled. air eond.
Also avail. goo 50. IT, store. Fair
lax Village shopping center. RE.
6-67lS.
SILVER SPRING. Montgomery Hills
Newly remodeled store. 2Ox5O
#. IN shopping center. Nov avail.
SIS month.
HHEATON-l7x75. ac.. $3.50 mo
kENSlNGrOH-25xsO, new, $3.50
month.
For details. call Mr.. Thompson,
JU. S-sa44 Ewes, OIL. @-6502
c. NJ. MARSTELLER, REALTOR.
STORE OR OFFICES-Formery oc-
cupied by savings and loan asso-
citation. Ideal location. directly
across street from new bus ter
minal in Silver SPRING. Air condi-
toned. all utilities furnished. 300
PerShinG drive, Silver Spring. Nd
Call SP. 3-O353 for information.
sTORE-2Ox6O, on busy Z. Glebe
I'd, Alexandria. Va, near school.
Ideal for frozen cuStArd. carry
out, etc. Customer parking area IN
front. IL. 6-52S5.
IIth ST. NV, No. 5II = Betw. E
and ? Sts. Across from Perpetual
BAL. Will remodel to suit re-
SponSible tenant. NE, S-ll3O:
Evening star., 1962-05-17

4l8 FLA. ,ANEhi NpE .Is.br
UNION TERMiNh1. ;nitIkakEF
One or more IeSnESSHS1A a SySt,s
pancy. S35 nsaSQ l1eatT0heb Alec
tricity includedbl al 1dW nuAIVHY
CO., ST. 3-33BhIIaT H0TA5HW
Evening star., 1962-05-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
)NESTEP BEYOND
Z Corners

Just minutes from schools, shops
and parks is this 2-year-old hand
some all-briek 4-beeroom 2-bath
ioT % l.ndssanea M ao I Iot AsEisS ssteS ssP 5Gl-
500, assume Sis.sOs 5kss loan
payments only Sl4l per month.
The Arizona post., 1962-06-08
Change Offered
In Proposed
Amendment

PHOENIX-A statewide or
ganization seeking tax relief
for homeowners today an
nounced a significant change
in the proposed constitutional
amendment it hopes to have
passed by Arizona voters in
the general election this fall.
1t would preserve original
intent of tax benefits given
to rural electrical districts,
which enable Arizona farm
ers to get irrigation water
onto their land at a reason
able cost, it was announced
by Mrs. Juanita B. Ames of
Phoenix, Small Business AS
sociation president.
'"This means we are calling
in the initiative petitions we
now have in circulation
throughout Arizona, which al
ready have been signed by
nearly 10000 regis t e r e d
voters" said Mrs. Ames.
The Arizona post., 1962-06-08
Leadership
Program
Planned

Plans to e S t a b Ii S h a
young mems leadership
program have been an
nounced by William Cor.
don, president of the Tue
son Jewish Community
Council.
Mr.. Gordon has named a
committee to study the
formation of such a pro-
gram. Named to the COM
mittee are Charles White
hill, Jerry Son en- lie k,
David A. CARRIER and Sen.
David Wine, all of whom
have recently been named
Young-Men-of-the-Y e a r in
the Tucson Jewish commu-
nifty.
The Arizona post., 1962-06-08
Cinsburq
Reelected
At Al.

David N. Ginsburg has
been reelected president of
Cong. Anshei Israel.
Elected as vice-presidents
for the 1962-63 year were
Morris Mac Benisch, Joseph
Fishman, William Gordon
and Henry H. Kaufman.
Harris SalOnic was named
secretary and Samuel Lef-
koWitZ was elected treas
urer.
Named to the board of
trustees for three-year terms
were Stanley Barlin, Nathan
B. Bowen, Hyman Epstein,
Samuel Deuts h, Joseph
Kinds, Morris Lieberman,
Sidney Weissberger and Jay
Prigosin.
The Arizona post., 1962-06-08
Mrs. Ted Bloom V-P
Of Western NCW

Mrs Ted Bloom has been elected vicepresdent OF the
western region of the National Council of Jewish Women
and Nesor Roos named to the board of directors
The two along with Mrs Merrill Holpert, attended the
western regional conference of NCJW at the Aslomar
Hotel in Pacific Grove Calf They took part in business
sessions and the training institute.
The Tucson section of NCJW honored for its over
subscription Of fund for the Hebrew University gh
School building in Israel
At the convention Mrs Benjamin Weiss of Santa Mon
ica Calf was elected western region president
The Arizona post., 1962-06-08
The
Letter Box

mMInHHnIlInHMHNII Observation-Disclosures
am an avid reader and find it truly chal
longing newspaper fact carefully read the ads and
have made some purchases following the nforma
ton I secured this
The issue Vol. H. No. II, carries important
and timely Editorial about Phoenix and the unfortunate
fact that our sister City becoming haven for
hate mongers.
Years ago l read Sinclair Lewis "It Can't Happen
Here and its message of warning made great impression
on me- This is for my note to you today COM
redng you your aerting others of all to keep an
eve the situation.
Even the young people of State being exposed
to hate by some of these radical groups.
May you with your great community leader
ship.
CLERMONT D. LOPER
Executive Vice President
YMCAS of Tucson
The Arizona post., 1962-06-08

Our reoders are invited TO contribute TO
this column. Letters must be free Of
GbeJoUs matter. We regret that letters
mus, be limited 10 800 words, and we
must reserve the right TO edit letters 10
.,oce requirements.
The Arizona post., 1962-06-08

for children ages IA and IS will start June H. and Will run
weeks Training will include weeks instruction In arts
and crafts camping sis swimming and group leadership
The 4th week will be workshop at Mt Lennon CABIN
remaining weeks will consist of beginning work with
groups In the evenings there will be swim parties, sleep
outs bowling skating Cost for the CIT program will
be $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 6-eyI. Tudor, straight
stick. SS76. Car in good condition
don't let price scare you. FOLLN
MOTORS, 1901 Bait. ave, Collegl
Park. Nd. UN. 4-150O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13

FORD SO FaiFiane, eqpd.. $40 dn.,
SIS mo. S395 total on Apr. cred
Il. BURNETT MOTORS. 524.6240.
F0RD '5s Custom 2-dr. 6-cyl,,
stand. shift, r. and b., looks and
runs 1nod- 1905. 70. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY '5s 2-dr. hit, p.b., p.s,
:. and a.. $4,000 nj. Condition
NE nex; s1'4s6. IA 4-s45s or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13

h. Power steering, brakes. Good
run. cond. $3.50. OR. 3-6s25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13

MERCURY 80 ParFIane 7-dooT
hardtop. clean as . pin and rar-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13

OLDS.. DEALER SINCE 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. ia. 7-6600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13
4 AUToMoBLEs FoR SALE AUToMoBLEs FOR SALE

FORD '5S convertible, black and
y yshdse t 0I stand hit + ~ "a b.
Broad st. Fails Church. JE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MG TT "a, eng. recently rebuilt,
needs some body, needle VIZ. and
paint to be in excel cond., $500.
Re. 6-76s9 aft. 8 pm. all day sat.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
By Ward Sims
Assoeiated Press sta5f Writer

Associated Press staIf Writer
 JUNEAU tP - A primary elee- ton campaign which has produced little in the realm of major issues, but which involves a virtual log jam of candidates, comes to q head Tuesday when the voters have their final say.
 A bulky field of POT candidates, who have stumped practically every city and village in the state, will Dc trimmed to 108 for the Nov 6 general election, when 54 state offices will be filled.
 The ballot box congestion of vote-seekers will be at it's peak in the populous Eighth (Anchorageo District, where the names of 76 candidates will be on the ballot
 Top interest in the primary has centered on the gubernatorial nomination fights in both parties
 The incumbent Democrat VII liam Egan, is opposed by former Anchorage Mayor George Eyer. Anchor Point honesteader David Newton Boyer and Warren A. Fay Tor, Fairbanks attorney and Speak CT of the State House of Rrepre- sentatives.
 Eyer, proven =Vote-getter in the Anchorage area, IS gener siily conceded to be Egan's strongest opponent.
 Two state senators, John B. Cog hill of Nenana and Howard w. Pollock of Anchorage. and former territorial governor Mike Stepo- vich, a Fairbanks attorney, head a field of five Republican candi- dates.
 Rounding out the COP field are Verne O. Martin, an Anchorage attorney who has been campaign
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
Bids on New Cinema Bridge To Be Opened Sept. 6

JUNEAU lP Bids for con- struetion of along-proposed bridge over the Chena River in Fairbanks al University Avenue will be open ed Sept 6..the Department Of Highways said today.
 The 267-foot span vii eliminate approximately five miles over a roundabout route through the city between the University of Alaska and Fairbanks International Air port.
 Charles Smith, chief bridge en. gineer for the Highways Dept. said the span will have a lighted 48-foot wide roadway, with side walks. The design calls for three span, welded plate girders with a concrete deck.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
Sheep Hunting Rules

Sheep season in all local units opens Aug. 10 tUnits 2. g. II. l2. l3. IA. Is. l6. l7. l8. l9. 20 and 25 south of the Yukon). The sheep season in the Arctic units opened Aug. l. This year sheep hunters can legally fake ptarrni gan and grouse while waiting for that a4 curl ram to put in an ap- pearance. Locally the season on sheep will close Aug. 20; in Units , and Is (the Kenai Peninsula the season will close Aug. 3l.
 Sheep hunters are again re- minded that they must have a sheep harvest ticket prior 10 taking sheep. The tickets are non-revenue and are available at all license vendors and Alas ka Dept. of Fish and Game of- fices.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
Order Blocks Strike

NEW YORK lR - A federal judge has extended a restraining order blocking strike scheduled for midnight Friday by the Trans port Workers Union, AFL-CIO, against Pan American World Air ways.
 US. Dist. Judge John Dooling Jr, ordered that the restraint re- main effective until the court rules on an application by Pan Ameri- can for a temporary injunction
 Extension of the restraining order came after the union an- nounced in Miami, Fla, it intend ed to strike as scheduled Friday night in a contract dispute.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
Soblen' s Deportation
 Runs Into New Snag

LONDON tR = British efforts to get runaway spy Robert Soblen back to the United States ran into a new snag tonight, hours before a midnight deadline imposed by the government.
 The regular Friday night flight by Fl Al, the Israeli airline, which was supposed to pick up the 61- year-old psychiatrist, was cancelled before it could leave Tel Aviv en- route here. The only explanation was technical reasons.''
 Fl Al and the Israeli govern ment have refused in the past to carry Soblen on to the United States. Even so, informants in London reported during the day there was "a strong possibility" he soon would be on his way.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
Senate Beats Off Attempt To Sideline Satellite Bill

WASHINGTON IF - The Sen ate beat off today an attempt by Democratic liberals te put aside the administration s com m unicatiohs satellite bill
 A 70-I4 roll call cote tabled q motion by Sen. Wayne Morse. D- Ore). te lay aside the satellite measure and to bring up instead proposed rule change which would permit limitation of Sem ate debate when a majority faVors it.
 As the Senate rules now stand. tWo-thirds support of those voting is required to limit debate.
 Democratic leader Mike Mans field moved to table and thus kill Morse's motion.
 Morse.s motion was the first skirmish in what may become a renewed filbuster against the satel- lite bill
 Morse followed it up with mo- tion 10 displace the satellite bill with the farm bill. This was tabled 69-15
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
Diefenbaker Shuffles Cabinet

OTTAWA 4R - Prime Minister John Diefenbaker shuffled his cabinet Thursday, moving Donald Fleming out of the Finance Minis try he headed during perennially unbalanced budgets and the de valuation of the Canadian dollar.
 George Clyde Nowlan, 63, Minis ter of National Revenue, became Finance Minister in Diefenbaker's first major cabinet revamping since October 1860. Fleming, 57, was made Justice Minister and Attorney General.
 Diefenbaker gave new jobs to six ministers and brought three new men into his cabinet, largely as a result of the defeat of five ministers in the June IS general elections.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
Ike Lunches With Queen Elizabeth. Visits With Winnie

LONDON Former Pfesi- dent Dwight Eisenhower had lunch at Buekinaham Palace with Queen Elizabeth II today and then called on his old friend, s. Winston ChHrehill@
 Eisenhower drove to- London's Middlesex Hospital in mid=after- noon in an American Embassy car escorted bH two motorcycle police.
 Sir Winston, g., recovering in the hospital since June % from broken hip. was reported to be out-ef bed and sitting up ia chair. His wife. Lady Churchill, visited him a short time before Eisenhower arrived and said Sir Winston seems 3 lot better and is happy
 Eisenhower was greeted by loud cheers from a crowd of 200 as he entered the hospital He responded by giving the crowd his familiar tWo-handed wave and smiled to hospital employees and office work CTS nearby who were leaning from windows
 The former President and his wife lacked the lively company of Prince Philip t=the palace lunch con. The Queens husband,. the controversial dynamo at most Buckingham Palace meals, was sailing at the Royal CoWes Regatta, and getting dueking When. his boats capsized.
 Eisenhower, with his wife ane grandchildren Barbara Anne
 B. and David, II = arrived Thurs day from Paris for q 12-dav senti mental visit to Britain. While the former chief executive and Mrs Eisenhower were at Buckingham Palace, the grandchildren went sightseeing by car.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
President. Kennedy
WillCiv Decision On Monday For or Against Tax Cut

WASHINGTON tR - President Kennedy will address the Ameri- can people on the national econ omy by radio and television at ' pm. EDT Monday.
 By then he will have made up his mind for or against an imme- diate tax cut
 A White House announcement of the plans followed a conference between the chief executive and his economic advisers.
 They went over the latest in- dicators on the state of the nation al economy - indicators on which Kennedy had said he would base his decision on whether to reeom- mend to Congress an immediate slash in taxes
 Signs have been multiplying that Kennedy was leaning in the direction of a negative decision no cut at this time.
 At the capital Sen Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn.), told re- porter he does not know whether any final decision on a tax cut was made at the White House meeting. But the senator, who has been plugging for an immediate tax reduction, said he thinks Ken nedy might call for new weapons to combat a possible recession.
 It might be logical for the President to say that he favors an immediate tax cut but recognizes the difficulties in getting it at this time" Humphrey said "As an al- formative, he might suggest that Congress give him standby author ity to initiate public works proj eets if recession threatens.
 Humphrey, one of those who participates in the weekly White House meeting of Kennedy with legislative leaders. said he is con- vinced the President favors an im- mediate tax cut.