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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-04-17

and "The Lost Colony" outdoor
drama. Just across Roanoke
Sound is Wright Brothers Nation
al Memorial, marking the spot
where Wilbur and Orville Wright
launched the Aviation Age in
1908. The Cape Hatteras National
Seashore Recreational Area, en-
bracing 70 miles of beach on Bod
lie, Hatteras and Ocracoke Islands,
is Americas first national sea-
shore park.
The central North Carolina
coast, accessible by transcontinen-
tai U. S. 70, is a noted vacation
area which includes Fort Macon
State Park near Atlantic Beach.
Along North Cardinals beaches
are six stately lighthouses. Cape
Hatteras Lighthouse, tallest in
America, is open so visitors can
climb to its top. At Oak Island
near Southport is one of the new
est and brightest lighthouses on
the East coast. Like Cape Halter
as, Bodie Island and Ocracoke
Lighthouses, it is accessible by
paved road.
The Intracoastal Waterway
crosses North Carolina in rivers
and sounds, and touches pictures
que fishing villages and thriving
port cities.
Along its 265-mile course in
North Carolina are IS marinas and
other port facilities for yachts and
other craft. Boating is a major
sport in coastal North Carolina,
and power boat races are featured
at Elizabeth City, Wrightsville
Beach, New Bern and other points.
Elizabeth City's Pasquotank River
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-04-17
ATTEND DIOCESAN MEETING

Attending the meeting of the
Diocese of Eastern Carolina in
Wilmington last week were Rev.
Robert Turner, rector of st.
Acknowledgements Episcopa al
Church at Mays Head, Mrs. Tur-
ner; w. H. Smith, delegate; Wal
ter Gray, alternate; Mrs. Minnie
Karnes, delegate; and Mrs. Julia
C. Gray. Mrs. Turner made the re-
Spouse to the address of welcome.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-04-17
HIGH SCORES MADE BY
HYDE LIVESTOCK TEAM

The Hyde County All Club
Livestock Judging Team did we'll
in an arena Livestock Judging
Contest held in Kinston last week.
Seventeen teams representing six
teen counties participated in the
contest. Hyde County's team plac-
ed second in the contest with a
team score of 731 points out of a
possible 900. Joe Frank Sadler
was the fourth top individual scor-
er in the contest with 263 points.
Members on the team were Jimmy
Mckinney, Joe Henry Bishop, Joe
Frank Sadler, Michael Jones and
Richard Lupton.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-04-17

course is the scene of the Interna-
tional Cup Regatta in autumn.
On the Outer Banks, the beach
season is welcomed with the Dare
Coast Pirates Jamboree in April,
with resorts from Kitty Hawk to
Cape Hatteras participating.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-04-17

fish colonies in North America
were established in the 1905, and
their story is told through Fort
Raleigh National Historical Site
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-04-17

Northeastern North Carolina coast,
are a -trove of history as
well as of recreation facilities.
On Roanoke Island, the first Eng
Evening star., 1959-11-27
Gas Overcomes 3
At MeIpur Plant
In Fuirfux County

Three employees Of Melpar,
Inc, were overcome by carbon
monoXide fumes last night at
the company's plant at Baileys
Cross Roads in Fairfax County.
Treated at Arlington Hospi-
tai were two guards, KelSie W.
Springer, So, of 935 N. Vermont
street, Arlington, and Charles
L. Waters, SO, Of 354S N. Not
tingham street, Arlington, and
a maintenance man, Charles
J. Fisher, 54, of 203 Grace
Street, Herndon.
Baileys Cross Roads Fire
Chief George Hoffman said
that a maintenance man was
working on the heating system
and carbon monoxide built UP
in the plant. There were nc
other employees in the plant
when the three were overcome
at about 10 am, the chief said.
Evening star., 1959-11-27
'Puy
Is Big Deal
In Moscow

MOSCOW, Nov. 27 (AP).-
Muscovites are better dressed,
looking at more television sets
and taking more pictures with
better cameras than q month
ago.
The reason?
The introduction on October
Of that old capitalist custom,
installment buying.
Since then, SO million rubles
(the Soviets value the ruble at
rs cents) worth of goods has
been bought on credit in Mos
COW, and the total is skyrocket-
ing as New Years approaches.
OF the total, just under 26
million rubleS were spent on
pure wool and silk goods which
had been out Of reach for most
people.
Moscow had Al stores selling
a limited range Of goods on
credit when the plan went into
effect Thirty three more stores
have been added. Some even
send statesmen into factories to
take orders.
Among other goods sold on
credit in October were 2l,600
Interchangeable, $500 cam
eras, $500 fur pieces and also
sewing machines. Plans call for
extending installment buying to
such luxury goods in plentiful
supply as crystal and china.
Purchasers pay Is per cent
of the price down, with the re-
mainder due in six, nine or IL
months.
Evening star., 1959-11-27

charged that the Soviet Union
''is exploring, mapping and re-
naming mountain ranges in the
areas claimed by Norway and
Australia and also in areas for
merly claimed by Germany"
He warned that the Soviet
Union plans to expand her
hold on the Antarctic by the
process of attrition and default
on the part of legitimate claim
ants"
1t is "inconceivable," Mr.. Pill
lion wrote, that the Senate
could possibly consent by a
two-thirds vote to any treaty
containing the policies of the
State Department respecting
Antarctica."
Evening star., 1959-11-27
japan Invites Kussem

BAGHDAD, Iraq, Nov. 81
(AP).-The Japanese govern
ment has invited Premier Abdel
Karin KasSem to visit Japan.
Jap ese Charge d'Affairs
Matsuno told the Iraq Times
that Gen. Kassem accepted the
invitation and promised to
make the visit in the future.
Evening star., 1959-11-27
Daily Oil Import
1,365,482 Barrels
BY the Associated Press

Authorized importers brought
in 1865, ,482 barrels of crude oil
and petroleum products daily
during october, the Interior De-
partment announced today.
The importers hold alloca-
tions emitting them to bring in
an average of 1,449. 400 barrels
daily for the six months from
July l through December 81.
The imports under license did
not include 1920 barrels daily
of crude and unfinished Oil
brought in from Canada under
an exemption from the oil i'm
port program.
The program covers crude
and unfinished oil, finished
petroleum products and resi-
dual fuel oil.
Evening star., 1959-11-27
6. O. P. Leader Wed

AKRON, Ohio, Nov. 27 (AP) I.
Ray Bliss, 51-year-old Re-
publican State chairman, was
married yesterday to Ellen
Frances Palmer, Akron school
teacher. 1t was the first mar
riage for both.
Evening star., 1959-11-27
Red Aims in Antarctic
Stir Misgivings Here
By EARL III. VOSS
Star Staf Writer

Apprehension about Soviet intentions in the Antarctic
military and congressional quarters here
IL nations prepare the treaty de-
mitarizing the South Polar continent and forming
mission to supervise peaceful uses of the
The nsgivings be aired fully when the treaty
Evening star., 1959-11-27

0etalleQ courses emphasizing
Soviet research activities" and
explorations on the Antarctic
continent.
Actually Soviet nations have
spent relatively little time there.
Admiral Thaddeus Won Bel
| lingshausen circumnavigated
Antarctica in l819-21. Capt.
James Cook Of Great Britain
had performed the same feat
in 1772-75.
Discovered Islands
Admiral Bellingshausen dis
covered Peter I and Alexander
I Islands and also reported the
appearance of land elsewhere.
But he never set foot on
Antarctica or even claimed it
was a continent.
His visit was the last Rus
sian activity there until 1856,
when the Soviet Joined other
nations in scientific explora-
ton connected with the Inter-
national Geophysical Year.
1t was not until 1850 that
the Russians claimed Admiral
Bellingshausen had "discov-
cred" Antarctica.
This gap of almost a century
and a half of Soviet disinterest
compares with impressive ex-
plorations by the United States,
Britain, Norway and other
powers throughout the entire
period.
After the Antarctic treaty
writing conference began here
last month, the Military Order
of the World Wars sent Presi-
dent Eisenhower a resolution
urging the United States Gov
ernment to announce "it's
rightful claims and assert
sovereignty over areas of the
antarctic that have been dis
covered and explored by official
expeditions of the United
States Of America and its citi-
zens."
| No Territorial Claims
The Antarctic treaty would
freeze the legal status quo in
Antarctica; that is, no nation
would be required to renounce
any territorial claims or rights
The United States, despite its
extensive explorations which
have sighted three-fourth Of
the continent, has never made
any territorial claims but has
reserved its right to do so.
The National Society of the
Sons of the American Revolu.
ton also petitioned the Presi.
dent after the Antarctica treaty
conference began, recalling it,
resolution of May, 1859, urging
the United States to claim
sovereignty lover areas tina
! have been discovered and ex
plored by official expeditions o
, the United States of Americ;
] and by its citizens"
Representative Pillion, Re
o publican of New York, warnet
/ in a letter to Secretary of Stat
J. Herter that the Soviet Uniol
9 sis making a determined effor
Q to occupy the Antarctic for geo
!. political, military and strategy
l. reasons.
l. He said Soviet bases are beinl
: distributed throughout the Ant
. arctic without regard to tn
' legitimate claims of other ma
;. tions."
Representative Pillion ais,
Evening star., 1959-11-27

Published Daily and Sunday
at 225 Virginia Ave. Sc.
Second-eloss Posfogs Paid
al Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1959-11-27
FOUND

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ARK, OIL. 6-9043.
DOG, collie, black and white, female.
Call NOAH'S ARK, OIL. 6-9043
DOG, cocker, young, black, no collar;
vic. of 22d and Kenmore SITS. north,
Arlington. ia. 7-3020 or DU. 2-7695.
DOG, collie, tan and white: Hamilton
St, Hyattsville. WASHINGTON AMI
NAL RESCUE LEAGUE, NO. 1880.
Evening star., 1959-11-27
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Call MRS. VESTRACI. OK. 5-5513,
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DOG, beagle, altered male, black, white
and tan. Nov. 3; near College PARK;
500 reward UN. 4-3S52.
DOG. SPRINGER spaniel; pet, reddish
brown and white; named "Cindy' has
Michigan tags. lost from Cleveland
Park area. Nov. 25. EN-. 3-5693.
DOG, fox terrier. female, black with
Reward " AD. 4-S664.' 0' "'' '
DOGS t2), boxers. female answers to
Penny; has collar; her male pup,
no collar; vic. Fort Belvoir; both
faTPB s.fSss. black masks; reward Ro'
FILE FOLDER, large. red, containing
business papers valuable only to
owner: vicinity Anacostia Naval Air
Station, South Capitol st. Bridge.
Finder call ia. 2-Oo96 for reward.
GLASSES. lady's, vicinity Woodward &
Lothrop and Hecht Co., Mon. eve.
reward 10. 3-6047
PIN. platinum with diamonds: vic.
Blessed Sacrament Church. Reward.
Box 414-Y. Star.
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ward. Call FE 3-1S50 or NO. 7-1O43
SUNGLASSES. gold, Tura. prescription:
vic Conn. and Military rd. Reward
EN- 2-S7S1.
WALLET. mans black, If found, keep
money and please return wallet and
valuable papers; Box SIS. Falls
WATCH. lady's, pink gold; vic. H.EW
Bldg. s.w.: sentimental value. Re-
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and eth SIs. and Pa ave Sc Re-
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Evening star., 1959-11-27

is brought before the Senate
for ratification.
The IL delegations which
have been writing the treaty
here since october is we're to
meet today to iron out one last
wrinkle in an article severely
restricting the use Of the con-
tinent for peaceful nuclear ex-
plosionS.
Soviet politicians recently
have put out an Antarctic map
which lists more than $50
mountains. bays and islands
discovered or accurately
mapped by Soviet polar
workers"
Red Explorers Advance
A new group of Soviet ex-
plorers has advanced TOO miles
into Antarctica from Mirny
since last September 90. They
were reported to have about
200 more miles to go to reach
the Soviet base, VoStok.
From there a Soviet expedi-
tion plans to push to the south
GEOGRAPHIC pole where tn e
United States already has set
up a base.
Norway's explorer Roald
Amundsen, first reached the
South Pole in December, 1911,
and England's Capt. r. F,
Scott reached the area in jan
uary, 1912.
According to some reports,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22

Push-button ease in such exclusive options
as TorqueFlite automatic transmission, and
the new pushbutton-co heater. And, if
you come in now, you'll be able to pick your
new De Soto from a wide selection of body
STYLES, colors and trim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22
ADVERTISEMENT.
Bob Hope
Confesses

IF there's one thing l can
tell right away, it's a girl.
They're the ones that dance
backward. Seriously though,
when it comes to the weaker
sex, / challenge any man to
be better qualified to write
on the subject like I've
done in the new issue of
McCall's. Hopes life is filled
with wonderful women, and
l have loved them all. Some
times for what they are.
Sometimes for what they
are not. And l have learned
from them about everything
from money to religion. I've
tried to tell you what they're
like, to share them with you
in October McCall's. Get a
copy at your favorite news
stand today"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

$500, WASH-FM 1911 Mel
In the Concert Hall; Or
pheus in Hades, overture
by Offenbach and The Pines
of Rome by Respighi.
7:O5, WGMS AM-FM $50 Kc.
and 1875 Mc.)-Symphony
Hall; King Lear Overture,
Opus 4 by Berlioz and Piano
Concerto No. 2 in G Minor
by Saint-Saens.
500, WGTS-FM 1913 Me-
Evening Concert: First
Symphony in C Minor by
Brahms.
900, VOL AMIN (1450 Kc.
and 9S.7 Mcleod Music
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22

Road" an hour drama which
overcame the soapier aspects
of a familiar plot with the
tactful handling of the beauti-
fully photographed scenes at
Lourdes. Miss Young. who re-
ceived a tremendous assist from
a beguiling young actor, reverts
to her half-hour formal next
Sunday night (WRC-4).
On The Run:
Can't remember this happen
ing before-but I'm glad 1t is.
Viewers are calling to ask
this reporter to add their
braves and bouquets for the
tremendous job the network
news departments are doing
covering Mr.. KS visit.
Speaking of network news,
Ted Ayres, the Woodworking
producer who came up with
dozens of beats" for Face the
Nation, and CHS have agreed
to disagree" Ted, who left
Friday, has no immediate plans
other than to rest for a week.
Mike MarlOwe takes over.
NOTE: For those who have
noted the recent buffeting-
about in the scheduling taken
by Face and Meet the Press, is
it possible these shows have run
their course?
ABC'S Philip Carey, who'll
bring Raymond Chambers pri-
vate detective. Philip MarlOwe,
to TV soon (Oct. 6, WMAL-D
was appointed Ambassador at
Large for Youth Fitness by
Shane MacCarthy during his
Washington visit last week. :.
Ambassador Carey's first off,
cial act was to impress one Of
the areas physically unfit (this
reporter) with a fine round Of
golf at Congressional in the
delightful mpany of pro
Whiffy Cox two very nice
guys.
Robert @. Lewis guest this
morning (WTOP RADIO, Walt
CPOgo) Kelly, who sang, more
or less, one of the songs from
his forthcoming book, Ten
Ever-Lovin' Blue-Eyed Years
With Pogo" Bob's guests
tomorrow morning: Bob and
Ray.
Top actor Paul Newman is
the narrator for The Glass
Wall" a WMAL-7 special to-
morrow night 70 o'clock deal
ing with problems Of the hard
of hearing.
Reports on GE Theater's sea-
son opener Sunday-the Ed
Wynn story-were excellent. :.
II missed it, darn it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22

And fall the curtain-raiser
did Sunday night e to 8
o'clock, WRC-4), like look out
below, and taking a brilliant
cast headed by Geraldine Page
and Jason Richards, jr.. a per-
ceptive but poorly executed
idea by writer S. Lee Pogostin,
and ace director John Frank
enheimer. in one swoop.
Pogostin. a Washingtonian
who graduated from Roosevelt
high and has contributed some
excellent scripts to TV, wrote
people Kill People. Some
times" with the idea Of dra-
matically dissecting the be-
fuddled thinking of a wealthy
couple at that frenetic, unreal
moment when their marriage,
lives and world are crumbling
The dialogue. like the people,
went theoretically and repeti-
tiously in circles. CAS- perhaps
1t should0 But the effect was
nettlesome for a viewer trying
to find something or someone
to latch on to.
Dialogue like "Bullfighters
search for the moment of
truth; a psychiatrist searches
for the truth of the moment.
only contributed to the general
dizziness.
I kept hoping a beloved old
uncle would drop in. listen
carefully for a minute. and
order the entire crowd to their
respective beds for a long rest.
The climax of the play was
believably handled. although
the prowler who triggered the
chain of events that led to the
wife shooting her husband by
mistake, was possibly the
noisieSt and most overconf1dent
thug in memory. His big mo-
ment was a quick do-it-your-
self demonstration of how to
cut through a pane of glass
without shattering the glass
on the floor inside.
Miss Page, who would be a
treat reading the phone book,
and I wish she had, was ire
mendously effective in a scene
In which she reacted, world
lessly, to her husbands TRADE.
Robards was caught with most
Of the wild lines.
Next Sunday the Showcase
brings US part one of What
Makes Sammy Run?" and this
should be more like it. Sammy
thank heavens, is an under
standable bounder, impure and
simple.
Loretta Young's series re-
turned impressively with THE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22
TODAYtS RADIO
~ HIGHLIGHTS

1850, WTOP-Baseball: Sena-
tors VS., New York Yankees
at Washington.
sos, WRC-Khrushchev In
America.
1000, WWDC-American For
UNI Of the Air: THE Khru-
shchev Visit" Senator Gale
MCGEE and Congressman
Roman Pucinski.
11:25, WTOP - Khrushchey
Trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22
LATEST TV
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are carried in the
TeleVue Magazine with
Sundays Star. Following is
supplementary information
on today's programs re-
ceived after TeleVue went
to press.
1880, WRC (4)--Laramie
will not be seen in color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22

Time: The Seasons BY
GlaZounoff. Horn Trio BY
Berkeley and Piano Concerto
BY Ireland.
1000, WMAL- FIN Q70.3 Me-
-Nocturne: Symphony No
3 in B Minor by Gliere ano
Piano Sonata No. 81 in {
Major. Opus SO. Waldstein
by Beethoven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22
ON THE AIR
Some Fine Acting
But to No Avail
ON THE AIR
By BERNIE HARRISON
star Tv Critic

The idea. anyhow. MICS Sunday Showcase
will be offering ambitious plays by top writers and pro-
ducg them with the finest acting and directing help around
and the cheers from live drama fans should be long and loud
In attempting the new and different however the risk
nd IN he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-22

Bring your car and your title when you
come in to choose your new De Soto. Well
give you a terrific trade-in allowance on
your present car, and we'll help arrange
terms to fit your budget. You can drive
home in the new De Soto of your choicel
, 1959-06-18
SUNDAY Il MONDAY


Universal Pictures presents
THE MARK OF THE HAWK"
in Technicolor and Superscope
Actually Filmed in the heart of
the Dark Continent
Sidney Potter Juano Hernandez
and Eartha Kilt
Africa Land Of VOODOO and
WITCHcRAFT! Where turbulence
and Terror face the challenge of
faith! This Is the story of ONE
man, who dares a thousand years
Of darkness and Jungle Fury!
LATEST NEWS
, 1959-06-18
MARIO

on June 81. The two crews, for
the first time, will be flown
over in a cargo plane. On for
mer trips they were carried on
on Of the fast ocean liners.
, 1959-06-18

TGO3ATg0
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
10th Century Fox presents
THE FLY"
THURSDAY snd FRIDAY

In Terror Color BY De Luxe
Vincent Price, Herbert Marshall.
Patricia Owens
goth Century Fox presents the last
word in excitement the last
word in thrillsl The Ely" with
The head Of a man with the head
Of a FLY! 1t challenged the Su-
preme Power of the UNIVERSE It's
the monster created by Atoms
gone wild! The management-for
your own good-Urges You NOT
to e this film ALONE!
, 1959-06-18
s = D > Y
Big Triple Feature DAY.!
See Three t3l Films for the
Price Of One

Price Of One
lst Feature
international Pictures presents
HELL SHIP MUTINY"
Peter Lore, Jon Hall and
Mika MaZurki
An exciting story of love and high
adventure in the South Pacific!
2nd Feature:
international Pictures presents
"oKLAHoMA BODLANDS"
Allan Rocky" Lane and his
Stallion Black Jack
Actionl Adventure! Excitement!
trd EFATIIRF
international Pictures is proud tc
present the GRAND Serial
KING OF THE TEXAS
RANGERS"
ChaDter
, 1959-06-18
CLEARANCE
SALE

We are overstocked with
tires for pickup trucks,
size 6.5O-16 s ply Nylon.
These are first line B. F.
GOODRICH Nylon tires
that should sell for $3.50
we have 100 of them
shipped in error. Our error
is your bargain. We are
selling them below cost
at $26.95 each.
FREE MOUNTING
For Tires we sell
HAYES & COMPANY
Basin Triangle
, 1959-06-18
v. HILL

contribution to the Committee
in it's present project. Mr.. Hill
holds a bachelor Of Arts De-
gree in Political Science, and
an LIB, from the La Sale
University.
Besides he has served as q
member Of t h e Municipal
Council Of ST. Thomas and St.
John, holding all top-offices in
that Legislative Body, as Tax
Assessor for the Municipality
of St. Thomas and st. John, as
Administrative Assistant to
Governor HASTE and Governor
de Castro, as Legislative Con-
sultant to the First Legisla-
ture Of the Virgin Islands.
This latter position, Mr.. Hill
had the opportunity to gain
considerable knowledge Of the
contents Of the present n. /.
Code when he worked closely
with Judge Albert B. Maris,
and Meldrin Thompson Of the
Equity Publishing Corporation
ON the original draft of the
Code in 1856.
In order to obtain the views
and suggestions Of various
groups in the Virgin Islands,
the Committee will solicit the
cooperation Of the Courts, the
Judicial Council, the Execu-
tive Departments, the Virgin
Islands Bar Association, and
other interested organizations.
, 1959-06-18
TWENTY-oNE

Diaz, Hildred Carmen Pilot, Christina Ro-
sen, Mona La driguez Gloria Rojas and
iaynard, Rhea Carol Ann Rommel Gin absen-
meta Petersen, tia).
, 1959-06-18
call the Buccaneer Hotel.
sT. JOHNS

JS11N 0ss
Paul's Church, Frederiksted.
Those being graduated from
the School are Sarah Isher-
wood, Barbara shorney, Jane
Ten Eyck, and Peter Pardo
de zela.
Mr.. Daugherty h a 5 an
nounced that enrolment for
next years term in St. Johns
School are now being taken,
and there is still space avail
able for a few more students.
Five of the seven faculty pre-
sently in the School will be
returning for next years term,
and additional teachers are
now being sought for the
slightly expanded program.