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has q program going forward
to air condition a number Of
Government buildings here.
This will mean spending about
"a million annually for several
years to come. officials said.
Included in the program are
the Veterans Administration
and the South Agriculture
Building.
Future plans Of GSA call for
Government buildings on the
east side Of Lafayette Park,
where the Belasco Theater and
old Cosmos Club stand: filling
in the gaps in the Federal Tri-
angle - eliminating the old
Southern Railway Building, at
Thirteenth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. and the old
Post Once Building at Twelfth
street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. and taking care Of
other plans on the books.
Smithsonian Project
Extension of the Natural
History Building Of the Smith
sonian Institution, along Con-
Istitution avenue, is also planned
In the future. East and west
wings would be built. No cost
estimates as yet and no money
appropriated. Prelimin airy
planning has been done.
Repair and Improvement
work at the City Post Office
and in other government build
ings; new elevators. painting.
roofing and other jobs: the re-
Mobilization Of GSA's Region
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General Praises
Small H-Bomb Use

FORT WORTH, Tex, Mar.
IA R.-Gen. o. P. Weyland,
tactical air command chief,
said yesterday fighter-bomber
delivery of a new small H
bomb is more accurate than
the low altitude bombing sys-
TEN. IN
He said the new bomb, small
enough to be carried by a
fighter bomber. has been de-
veloped for use by tactical air
forces.
Gen. Weyland said tactical
fighters are dispersed at bases
around the world. He said q
large segment" of any poten-
tial enemy target complex lies
within their range.
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THE EVENING STAR Ais
Washington, D. G.
FRIDAY, MARCH II, 1853 (.

when the center. which opened
Monday. iy'sisted on a compro-
mise Of 3 per cent, after CHI
had rejected 2 per cent. accord
ing to Richard Loughery. the
center's deputy administrator.
When the $23 million, center
opened with no CHI contract.
CHI patients to be admitted
were at first required to put up
q cash deposit.
Later. the center dropped the
deposit requirement.
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CEDAR VALLEY. 27I3 SEND ave.
Assume lge. 4lsqs loan on this
lovely. 2-bedrm.. 1h-bath brick
Gambler. Rec. .rm. with bar, many
extras incl. washer and dTier; price
Sl5,960 Dir: Out Pa. ave. to
southern ave, lett TO Ellis st.s
Open til dark. Call RE. 0-SO60;
ewes. MRS. JOHNSON, -.
b-S035.
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ANDREWS FIELD SPECIAL =

bedrms., charming studio-liv. rm..
fireplace. Possession for $3.50.
MUDD REALTORS. RE. $4,000.
ANDREWS. BOILING SUITLAND,
TEMPLE HILLS AREA -bedrms.,
as. Cape Cod. with nearly 1-acre
lot. Fireplace in liv. rm.; price.
S11.950, easy terms. FHA. Nc
ALLISTER REALTOR, RE. g.
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1884 WESTERN AWE.

CHEVY CHASE. ND.
Lovely 7-rm. home, lge. lot,
fenced in; 3 blks. from Blessed
Sacrament Church. Lovely rec. rm.
This house has to be seen !. to be
apprec. Priced for quick sale. No
phone calls accepted. WIN be open
nETyTm Yrpprr
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Thomas J. Fisher & Co.
OIL. 1894
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ANDREWS FIELD AREA-Ail-
masonry. 3-bedrm. rambler: oil
heat: A-acre lot: nice community
f Cash ns sss6 sG Sa sss ri s mo Ds
taxes. Open daily, 9 to 5. so
MD. REALTY CO., WE. 4-S432
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
TAKOMA PARK
HUGE Inv. ROOM

- - 49, AAA W 4N&rAAA
And that's putting It. mildly. It's
also very bright and has q fireplace,
through hallway. sep. din. rm..
modern kit; 3 bedrms. and bath
on End a. and stairs up to Q I'm
ished rm, in attic; full bsmt. with
oil h.-w,h.;; built-in garage. Very
reas. priced at only S15,9b0.
A. c. HoughtOn q Son, Inc.
DI. 7-905f Ewes. Ia. 9-2692
WASHINGTON 0ROVE-3-bedrm :,
2-bath new brick rambler; firepl.,
din. rms daylight bsmt., garage.
large porch, large wooded lot. The
ROCKVILLE, Silver Rock
bedrm. rambler, tiled bath, full
bsmt. with tiled floor, fenced yard,
mr.. school. $14,950. Low down
payment, FHA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. contem-
porary Cape Cod, 1irepl., $4,000;
incls. land. Another with carport.
many extras: $4,000. $1,000 down.
GAIrHERsBuRo-4-bedrm. Q
bath brk. Cape Cod; firepl., de
luxe kit, full bsmt. with rec. rm,,
wooded lot, COW. to everything.
g GEiaRiHMIxSNTowN 4-bedrm. 2-bath
brk. Cape Coo; liv. rm., iirepl.,
large kit. bsmt.. oil h.-a.h., storm
windows throughout
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CHILLUM = Modern center -haii
plan brick rambler; built IN ll57:
lovely corner lot; outside ground.
level entr. to bsmt.; g Spacious
rms, "a baths; garage. $1,000
down will buy. See 9l4 Cox ave.
HUGH 7. PECK, 1850 New Hanp.
ave. HE. 4-640O
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ROCKVILLE. 4-fnl. semibunga
low, unfin. 2nd a. with a lge. pietur
window already INSTALLED. 3 mir
walk to shopping ctr. Sl5.26O.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
FRED B. CUSFIMAN


DAMASCUS. A nice 4-bedrm
house. in one Of the best loo. in
Damascus. Full bsmt.: city water
dbl. gar; S20,50O.
DAMASCUS. Lovely 3-bedrm. brk.
house; gar. in bsmt.; S16,50O. This
Is q real buy for the Damascus loo.
Mr.. Acc. 2 new 3-bedrm. houses,
complete and ready TO move in: full
bsmt. VIII help to finance.
GLEN HILLS. The best homes
for the price ! have ever listed in
this loo. II has many attrac.
features, Q lovely corner loo. One
acre ground; S2I, 900. Can only be
appreciated BY inspection.
ROCKVILLE. arm. semibunga-
low, unfin. 2nd a. with a Ice. picture
walk to shopping ctr. $4,000.
oAfTHERsBURo. 2-story, e-rm,
frame house, in commercial zone.
$19,60O.
ROCKVILLE (exclusive). Semi
bungalow on q nice high spot. !
think this is q property worth the
money. LIST q. liy. rm., din. rm;
kit, Ice. hall. 8 nice bedrms. and
bath, End a.. ! lge. bedrm. compl'
partial 6smt;, oil h h.- Ssdhly. storm storm
Sl4, 800. Reduced from $1,000.
list mortgage. $l2.975. Payable
$e3.57 mo.
4 ACRES CLOSE TO GATHERS
BURG and Acc. 2-story frame, LIST
floor. liv. rm., din. rm., kit. with
stove and refer., inciosed back
porch: md floor. 3 bedrms. and
bath. Full bsmt, oil heat; garage
600. Owner viii carry $4,000 list
mortgage.
GAITHERsBURG. A nice little
home. Liv. rm., din. rm.,. equipped
kit, 2 bedrms. and BATH full bsmt. =,
oil heat. $4,000.
TWINBRoOK ROCKVILLE.
4 rooms and bath
on LIST floor: 2 rooms and bath on
End floor, Yard is all fenced. 3
minutes walk TO. shopping center.
Really a bargain! $l2.25O.
GAITHERsBURG. A nice little
home. 4 rooms, cleo. only improve
ment. House is about 4 years old
over " acre Of land; $4,000. A
bargain.
ROCKVILLE, broom frame; all
improve: in commercial zone.
Worth the price; $4,000.
GAITHERSBtRG. An older @
story frame house; 8 rooms and
bath, 4 bedrooms: bath is on Isl
floor. Garage. One acre. o.
FRED B. CUSHMAN
436 N. Frederick Ave. Gaithersbure
20. 2.2442 Gaithersburg 40l
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COLLEGE, PARK PROPER : Prac-
CmY-snarkiina 3 n

COTTAGE CTTY-Sparkling 3-bed-
ida., economy on 6ungalow; Al eond.:
full osmt. with finished rm. for
workshop or rumpus rm.: big front
scr. porch, aluminium storm VIM
dows and doors; close to every
thing; S11,100, assume 4laes loan.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
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NO CASH

SOS per mo, pays all. Neat 2-bed-
room bungalow with basement
School and shopping blocks. SILL
300. Call Sunday, EN-. 2-7S00
BERENS. JR.
COLORED-COLESVTLLE AREA in
Holly Grove-Attractive and we'll
built rambler on Ia acres: 3 rms.
and bath, plus utility rm., oil
forced air heat, fireplace. A BUY
at $4,000, terms. Call Mrs. Candy,
ASHTON REALTY CO., JU.
S-5423.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SAT 5O0 for . PictI,re2

Complete with window. frame, s.
place. garage. guest house. ia
acres, birds. bees. trees, waterfall.
Convenient TO Acc Call Gathers
burg 43S-M weekdays.
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FOREsTvILLE--LoW ami. paymenf:

FOREsTvILLE--Low On. payment:
assume Gl loan; 3-bedrm. ram.
bier, equip; kit; fenced lot. Mr..
Penland, RE. $4,000 til q pm.
PRUDENTIAL REALTY CO.
F0RESTvILLE = 4-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod; liv.. nm. with firepl.,
sep; din. nm. full bsmt.; Ice. lot
with trees; $l6.50O: We take
trades. FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC, RE. $4,000 til o.
FORESTyILLE-sI 900 down, as
sumo 4lsee CT loan; total monthly
payments. 500; 2-bedrm. masonry
rambler lge. lot: garage. We take
trades FREDERICK w BERENS
SALES, INC. RE. 6-5400 I'll Q.
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FIESTA RAMBLER-First Offering
Of this 3-bedrm. rambler on large
level lot, full bsmt., with knotty-
built-in eye-level oven. Property
only , yrs. old and in immacu-
late cond. Priced at Sl4.50O. AS
sumo large FLA loan. Call It'll q
Pm WA. 1890; ROBERT s
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FoEE Rest HEIGHTS ~ OWNER

3-bedrm.. air-cond. brick rambler
with swimming pool; huge mahog-
any-paneled liv din. comb. with
firepl, master bedroom paneled in
sand-blasted redwood: brand-neW
G-E wall refgr. and de luxe stove:
osmt. duplicate Of LIST n. except
laundry rm. with new GLE FILTER
Flow; concrete-and-steel shelter
area outdoor firepl: ranch-style
fence: priced, S23. 800. MIN. $4,000
dn House open l to q Sun, By
appointment only during wk. NO
REALT0Rs. 81 Onandaga dr.,
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DISTRICT HTS.-Assuine ar joan.
3-bedrm. brick rambler: din. nm
liv. rm. with firepl.: full basement
Mr. Hitler, LII. 2-179S. RE.
6,42O0 til 8 pm. PRUDENTIAL
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GAITHERSBURG. A nice little
home. 4 rooms, cleo. only improve
ment. House is about years old
over Y acre Of land; $4,000. A
bargain.
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low-cost fam. living with close-by
shopping, schools, churches, ex-
pressway; 3 bedrms.. bath, bsmt.;
all-brk. semidet., compl. redec.
fined. I'd, cook-out firepl.: screens
etc. Terms to suit. No agents.
I'm 4-1f-I anv tfv,na
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COLLEGE PARK = $3.50 down.
$50 so pays all, for qualified pur.
chaser on this cute. coy, 2-bed-
rm home with full bsmt., Anchor
fenced lot. Must move fast to buy
this one. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO., UN. 4-1166, WA.
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oAITHERsBtRG. An older @
story frame house: 8 rooms and
bath, 4 bedrooms; bath is on Isl
floor. Garage. One acre.
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10. 1893
A Rare Bargain
HILLATNDALE

IU3I7 LARISTON RID.
A new 3-bedrm. rambler; .
baths, center hall, separate dining
rm. with adjoining patio, lge. kit.
and laundry space, all on the LIST
mr.. Expandable attic. full bsmt.
lures will attract you at the ask
ing price of S29.500, but IL can be
bought for less. Builder saws
MAKE US. AN OFFER THIS
Dir: out N. H. ave. blk. past
Hillandale Firehouse. left on Crest
haven dr., right on LaGrande I'd.
and left on Lariston.
Ralph ], Duffie. HE. 4-3040
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ROCKVILLE, 5-room frame: all
improve; in commnercial zone
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CAMP SPRINGS-Lge. 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler: bsmt., level lot with
trees; FILA S1.S0O down $3.50 20
servicemanl, 30-year terms. Dir:
Branch ave. to Camp SPRINGS
light. right . miles to Payne DR.
AMMAN 4 GLOBUS REALTY,
RE h.RnAn
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TWINBROOK ROCKVILLE.
Semibungal0w, 4 rooms and bath
on LIST floor: 2 rooms and bath on
End floor, Yard is all fenced. 3
minutes walk TO shopping center.
Really q bargain! $12.250.
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s The most house for the money
today. 3 bedrms., 2 baths; lge. liy.
I'm. with firepl., sep. din. rm,. big
i mHd da ss Tt ISN'T oae; AR p ssph ANS
HUGE FAMILY RIM. WITH FIRE
PL. Priced right at S26,950. We
take trades, Call Mr. COLLINS.
FREDERICK W BERENs SALES.
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436 N. Frederick Ave. Gaithersbure
20. 2-9442 Gaithersburg 401
Ewes MR.. PRICE, Gaithersbure sos
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CHILLUM-come in and see ali the
iivable space in this 2-story Coz
lonial; finished basement. 25.ft.
matte washer and drier: excellent
condition.; 2 blks. 10 st. Johns
School and public schools; FHA
terms; occupancy, June; $4,000
or best ofier. 1907 14th pl., AP.
, 1958-04-29
I @ S 7
WIDE GOLD FLEXIBLE
BRACELET
With Diamond Bar
LIBERAL REWARD
]. e. Watson
Buccaneer Hotel
WANTED TO BUY

One Or two acre Ocean Front
Homesite with good elevation
and accessible to highway.
Prefer a location close to
town. Write details to ]. E.
SULLIVAN, P. Q. Box 633,
Cumberland, Maryland, U.S.A.
II to3
, 1958-04-29

TIE S p a Y
Paramount Pictures presents
in Vista Vision
TEAR STRIKES OUT"
r 1 & S y A "
Tear STRIKES GUT.

The explosive new star, Tony
Perkins, also Karl Maiden,
Norma Moore, Adam Williams
The stunning portrayal Of a twist
ed, trapped young man, who fights
his way from Rock bottom to
fame, a real-life story, IS report
ed in the Saturday Evening Post
and the Readers digest. A young
man in trouble SO pushed and
troubled, so goaded and groomed
for success, that when he made it
he stood on the brink of a
crack-up!
Also Latest World Wide News
, 1958-04-29
zIRGIN STANDS oUsINGAND REDEvELOPMENT
AUTHORITY
CHARLOTTE AMALIE, ST. THOMAS,
VIRGIN ISLANDSgU. S.A.

@N 49,
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
The Virgin Islands Housing and Rede0elopment Auth
GRITTY will receive sealed bids ~until-2:30 F. N. on the 10Th day
Of NAY, 1858, at its Office in Chralotte Amalie, St. Thomas
v. +, at which time and place al. bids will be publicly opened
and read aloud, fol. furnishing all plant, labor and materials,
and performing all work described tlusly:
CONSTRUCTION oFAH HOUSING PROJECT AT FRED
ERIKSTED, ST. CROIX, v. i, CONSISTING OF NINE
@) REINFORCED NCRET FRAME AMI CON
CRETE BLOCKS @ THE N %, TDO
ca, AMI THREE () STOREY TYPE, COMPRISING
SEVENTY Coy DWELLING UNITS; COM
MUNITY CENTE BUILDING, TOGETHER WITH
UTILITIES SITE IMPROVEMENTS, ALL IN AC-
CORDANC WITH THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, AS
PREPARED BY STRENGTHENING, RUIZ & Q N
INC, ARCHITECTS N ENGINEERS, RIO
PIEDRAS, PUERTO RICO.
Proposed forms of contract documents, including plans
and specifications. are on file in the Office of the Virgin Is
lands Housing and Redevelopment Authority, F. G. Box &C.,
Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas, v. ]. These may also be OBJ
tanned at the Office of Schimnelpfennig Ruiz & Gonzalez,
Architects and Engineers, at Monserrate Building, Rio
Piedras, F. r.
Copies Of the documents may be obtained by prospective
bidders upon deposiing a certified check for ($1OO.OO) one
hundred dollars with the Virgin Islands Housing and Rede-,
Authority for each set Of documents SO obtained.
Such deposit will be refunded upon return of the plans and
in good condition within a period Of ten tfG1 days
AFTER Inc opening OF DIGS. f##' M
A certified check or bank draft, payable to the Virgin Is
lands Housing and Redevelopment Authority, US Govern
ment Bond or satisfactory bid bond enacted by the bidder and
acceptable surety, in an amount equal to five per cent 500 Of
the bid shall be submitted with each bid.
The successful bidder viii be required to furnish and
for satisfactory performance and payment bond.
Bidders attention is called to the fact that the Con-
tractor shall be required toepay not less than the highest
minimum wages predetermined by the United States Score
tary of Labor under the Davis Bacon Act, applicable to this
Project, or otherwise established under this contract, or as
under the applicable laws Of the Virgin Islands
and to comply with all applicable laws relatingto wages.
hours-of labor, and conditions of employment that may come
into effect during the life Of the contract, without any increase
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VETERAN MARINE SGTS."
BECOME RECRUITING TEAM

Two Marine Corps recruiting
sergeants, Master Sergeant Robert
F. Spellman and Sergeant Richard
G. Austin, from the Marine Corps
Recruiting Station in Raleigh,
have recently combined their forces
into a Marine Corps Recruiting
Team which will travel throughout
Beaufort, Pitt, Martin and BERTHE
counties.
The sergeants have a total of 81
years combined Marine Corps serv-
ice, and they. feel well qualified to
answer the many questions that
young men are confronted with in
choosing branch of military serv-
ice.
The Marine Recruiting Team will
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ocRAcokE PERSONALS

Several persons from Ocracoke
attended the Cape Hatteras Ma
tional Seashore Dedication Cere-
mony at Coquina Beach and the
ceremonies at Cape Hatteras
Lighthouse Thursday. Theodore
Rondthaler, member of the Cape
Hatteras National Seashore Com
mission attended a meeting of that
group on Wednesday afternoon at
the Carolinian. He and Mr.. and
Mrs. R. S. Wahab attended the re-
ception and dinner at night. Rang
er Hazen Brooks attended the
Thursday ceremonies. Others will
go up for the Jamboree events at
Hatteras on Friday, especially
those who have relatives in Hat
teras.
Supt. Robert Gibbs of the Cape
Hatteras National Seashore, Paul
Miller, Chief Engineer in the Park
Service, and Mrs. Miller, of Wash
ington, D. c., and Thomas Moran
of the Philadelphia National Park
Office, visited Ocracoke last Thurs
day. They were guests at lunch
with Ranger and Mrs. Hazen
Brooks.
Ocracoke was glad to welcome
again this year several of the
Seniors of the Cape Hatteras High
School, who arrived here on Mon
day and plan to stay until Wednes-
day. They are Shirley Porter,
Janet Midget, Jimmie Braddock,
Rudy Gray, Rashe Beck and
Wayne Gray. With them is Rev.
Bingham, pastor of the Hatteras
Methodist Church. On Tuesday the
group is invited to visit classes
at Ocracoke School and enjoy the
sports activity period with the
high school students. Also that
night they are to be guests of the
Ocracoke Seniors at square
dance at the recreation hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dennis and
party of Winston-Salem spent sew
eral days here in their yacht, Miss
Trip II, staying at Wahab Village
Hotel.
Mrs. Lonnie Burrus and children
left on Tuesday for Norfolk, Va,
where Mr.. Burrus is now stationed
in the USCG. They plan to live
at the Midway Trailer Court.
DR.. and Mrs. Garland Wampler
of Buxton spent Sunday at Ocra-
coke. They visited with Nurse
Kathleen Bragg while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric G. Bragg and
daughter visited on Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Laura Bragg.
They returned to Norfolk that
afternoon.
Douglas O'Neal, member of the
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-04-25

Scout Troop, 290, was kicked by
his pony on Saturday and taken to
Sea Level Hospital. Reports from
there indicate a broken rib and
he will be hospitalized there for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Rond-
thaler have as guests her nephew,
Rockwell Keeney, Jr., and his
family from Springfield, Mass.
Bill Gaskill, USCG, is home for
week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thurston Gaskill.
Capt. Marvin w. Howard and
Benjamin L. O'Neal, scoutmasters
have made arrangements for the
Ocracoke Mounted Scout Troop,
290, to attend the Jamboree events
on Thursday and Friday on Hat
teras Island. Leaving home early
Thursday morning on their ponies,
take the first ferry across the In
let, and bivouacking at Cape Hat
teras that night and Friday, TAX
ing part in pony races on the
beach on Friday, and to return
Saturday. Older scouts to go are
James Barrie Gaskill, Rudy Aus
tin, and Lindsay Howard. Others
are Lewis Tolleson, Jimmy Wynn,
Frank Teeter, John Ivey Wells,
Floyd T. Styron, George L. O'Neal,
Richard C. O'Neal, Kerry Robin
son, Joe Gaskill, Jerry Midget,
Jimmy Jackson and Laurie Full
cher.
Ocracoke School P.T.A. met
Monday, April 21st, and enjoyed a
delicious pot-luck supper. About
forty-five were present. After
supper the President Henry Wilder
presided over the business session,
which included election of officers
for the school year 1958-59. Elect
ed were Mrs. Benja Spencer, presi-
dent; Mrs. w. w. Clarke, vice.
president; Mrs. Mildred O'Neal,
secretary; and Elisha Esham,
treasurer.
Henry Wilder brought up the
matter of adequate ventilation for
the recreation hall for summer use
and appointed a committee to look
into the matter of purchasing a
fan. On the committee are Elisha
Esham, Jesse Garrish, Van Henry
O'Neal, Ben Spencer, and Theo-
dore Rondthaler. The treasurer re-
ported about $3.50 on hand.
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OPEN HOUSE NEXT WEEK
AT RALEIGH STATE HOSPITAL

The State Hospital at Raleigh
is cooperating in Mental Health by
opening the facilities to the public
generally. There will be two per-
sonally conducted tours day.
The visitors will gather at the
All Faiths Chapel on the hospital
grounds to register and begin the
tour. The All Faiths Chapel is To-
Gated at the corner of Umstead
Drive and Richardson Drive. Re
freshments will be served in the
living room of the All Faiths
Chapel.
At 1870 pm. and 7:30 pm. on
Thursday and Friday, May 1-2,
there will be tour of wards and
hospital facilities conducted by the
hospital nursing service.
A member of the hospital staff
will be present at the beginning of
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INTERESTING Within
hours after his death, each person
around Raleigh who knew him
seemed to have an interesting
story about Kerr Scott. 1t usually
had a touch of wry humor about
it.
AS, for instance, he was sup
posed to have said at one time
there would be three kinds of peo-
pie at his funeral: those who real
ly cared, the curious, and "there
will be some standing around just
to see if the sob. is really dead"
We don't recall having heard Kerr
Scott make this statement, but he
has been quoted as making it, and
it sounds like him.