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DORIS FLEEsoN
A u. S. Trip for Khrushchev?

shchev to come to America
would be accompanied by
every possible precaution
against trouble directed to
his person or party.
Yet, an American Presi-
dent. himself, must take the
risk of innamed political
passions in a free society,
and some Of them have paid
for 1t with their lives. It
hardly needs to be mentioned
how much less our Presidents
and their partisans have
done to arouse such pas
sions than have the muir.
derous men of the Com.
munist regime in Russia.
The truly open-minded
among our diplomats who
must advise on such matters
are among those who express
concern over the security
aspect. They would especially
expect New York to be q
problem, and they think
Khrushchev will want to
visit the United Nations
there. About Washington and
the interior Of the United
States they are less nervous.
A wrangle in San Francisco,
especially If Khrushchev
became insufferably coely
there. they suspect would en-
gender ominous tensions.
Many people, however, be-
lieve that Khrushchev. like
every expert politician, is
suggestible and that the risks
are worth taking on the
chance that he will learn
much on such a journey as
he proposes to make.
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RALPH McGILL
Five Years After in the South

it as being too grim and
frightful to accept.
But the alternative may be
accepted. Some States may
prefer to close down public
education and keep it so. If
they do so choose they may.
It is almost impossible to be-
lieve that is what the people
prefer, but in four or I'VE
States, only time will tell.
F. No honest person can fail
to emphasize the fact Of the
alternative. Those who are
engaged in presenting the al
tentative have no direct per-
sonal interest in whether
parents who prefer the all
tentative Of closed schools
educate their children or not.
They most emphatically are
completely uninterested in
trying to ram anything down
any throat. This is q free
country. A person may swal-
low what he likes, lies or
truth. public schools or no
public schools.
That the burden is a griev-
Gus one, and to many harsh
and unreasonable, is true.
But to point out the alter
native is not at all to argue
for integration or to have
such q policy.
The people have q right to
understand and to compre-
bend what is at stake. No
Threats are being rammed,
no plots are being plotted,
no m-Americanism is at
work. What is at work is q
process Of law. 1t has been
started in motion. It will
continue. AS Senator Herman
Talmadge Of Georgia recently
told his constituents, the
Supreme Court decision is an
accepted fact. It will not be
reversed. The processes Of
law may be slow. But, in
time, they must be faced and
a choice made between law or
the alternative. That is the
fact Of i've years after 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-16

American Service Center
Studebaker Lark & Mercedes-Benz
585 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl. ia. 7-7722
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALTA ROMEO '5S Giuletta Super
Spater (conv); cleaning origina
flamingo red finish with specia
custom red and white leather anc
carpet interior. A real showroom
item Low mileage Never e s,p TaeeS q
S2,605. LOGAN FORD, 1l5(
10th st. NV, FE. 7-SS00. Oper
EVENINGS til 0.
ANGLIA 2-dr. English Ford; 81
miles per gal. New paint and bat
terry, .ensine recently !rfn1I.S .
ton: S175. OIL. 6-1522.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

BAY FRONT
HOUSE, in Calvert County. Brick
and-tile house OF Ice, lot. Six rms
and lge. L-shaped pch., 3 bedrms. !;
all furnished ready for immediate
occupancy. Connected to central
water and has own. artesian we'll;
Gear garage. with mans and
woman's dressing rooms attached
A real buy Priced at only $4,000,
with terms to suit purchaser.
To see this and other fine bargain
homes and building sites. drive z
miles south Of Prince Frederick on
Solomons Island road. turn left at
St Leonard and follow Long Beach
signs to ONCE on Chesapeake Bay.
M e. ROCKH1LL, INC.
Mail. st. Leonard, Md.
Phone Prince Frederick 30s.J
LOUDOUN COUNTY = Farm for
sale by owner. 259 acres beautiful
rolling countryside, with frontage
on Goose Greek. Part of the farm
on Ridge road. 440 It. above sea
level. One Of the highest points in
Loudoun Co. with an unparal-
leled view Of the Blue Ridge on
one side and Sugar Loaf on an
other. 2 mi, of State road 'front.'
age. Located mi. from Chantilly
Airport, mi. from Goose Greek
Golf and Country Club. One point
4 mi. from railway line. Directions
from d. c.: Route z, mi. beyond
Fairfax line turn left on $50 and
643. Written offers to Box 435-L'
Star.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WILL BUILD YoU a warehouse to
alssi os 21G ss@ IS; waterfront III It. 's sio:
from Mt, Vernon blvd; zoned
heavy and light, In Alex, Va DE.
2-4700, Mr.. HKRSoN,
s,OOO-so.- FT. warehouse, once and
toilets; zoned for mfg, parking
Montgomery County, Nd. IA,
7-7272,
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CADILLAC '58

CADILLAC 80 A.,
4-dr. sedan, low mil; like new:
reas. 401S Ga. ave. TU. 10000.
CADILLAC 1858 hardtop sedan:
striking Scotch green and white
equipped with full power, etc.
Special, $685..
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BORGWARD SO Isabella coral sta
wag.: 9 mos. new, 5000 mi: W.
VS., heater: 5000. owner or
dered overseas. EN-. 2-6S3l.
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dump
FARMS
(CONTlNUED)

25O-ACRE rrazine farm; S-roon
dwelling. Dwelling has walnut
rnantels and trim. Barn and othei
bldgs. 100 miles south Of d. c
Price, S33,Q00, bank terms. !. b
BROOKS, Broker, TE. 0-4l31.
ara ACRES ESQ in pasture, cult
house. BATHS IL lovely ;9V view q S Blu
Ridge Mts,, mr.. Wash, Va:
barns, good fences, water In field
for cattle: $4,000. Agt. for RAY
7. CANNON, Realtor, JE. 4-3974
IOO-ACRE FARM in Leon, Va, II
20. See BERNARD II. TURNER, sr
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
SLEEPER
ZONED CT COMMERCIAL

ONLY $4,000
Don't mess around on this one: busy
section and getting biggeT. on
on 50xS0 lot. Ideal for Offices,
other businesses. Call now or to-
morrow, but call, CAPT. JOHN
SAVE MA. $4,000; ewes. DI;
SALES. INC, 1922 L st, NV.
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Johnny RAYS

III. dVG 0.t.. Ii -sOVV =
1858 %" Port; 4
seats: de luxe model: never raced
or wrecked: $500 below market.
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Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co.

BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-7700
CADILLAC 1859 Series go FLEET
WOOD SPECIAL; factory air con-
ditioned, autronic eye, power
equip t. List S7,2SS10.
Original owner offers at very
substantial discount. WO. 6-3652.
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96-HOUR
s s SALE s s

Air Force, Army, Marines. Navy
and Home Folks. we invite you Il
see the beautiful 1860 line OF
Mobile Homes now on display
Trade your furniture, car, old
trailer or what-have-you. z years
T r sAT d Etfs RfAfSaR SnG Ge can't
get q better deal in the entire
area. Over 100 floor plans OF
will build to your taste. Brins
your ideas to US. WE HAVE
PARKING" See for yourself
thinner, Peerless, Pacemaker. At
las, Buddy Cavalier, Belvedere
SABRE SABRE Eleo H Roycraft and mar, many
vTRdiN1X MOBILE HOMES. INC.
Fairfax circle, Routes so, 90 anc
gil, Fairfax, Va. Open Daily ii
$50, Sunday noon til dark.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

APPROX. 5000 SO. Fl.
CALL Elk. 3-2501 4
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER, cash today or will sell.
rent for you. Free appraisal VIII.
6-1970, DlCKEY'S, AP 7-s0S0
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS. Ii. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
GET OUR Cash OFFER, then shop
and compare. We are now buying
in virginia. cox g. CO., RE
7-1633i ewes. UN. 4-1Ob0.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

SALE, ny BUILDER-2 brk. ram
blers In beau. Ravenwood Park
baths, llv. rm. w/firepl, 0,E. de-
luxe kit. center hall, lots Of
closets, lge, attic, full bsmt.: close
transp,; SsI $50 and S25,i60
Excel, financing, Positively the
last Ravenwood Park homes al
builders price. G a NJ, INC, AIS
Peace Valley lane fRavenwooo
Park. JE, 4-77bb or JE. 3-22l2
SOUTH ARLINoToN-Ry OWNER
B-rm. lovely, semidetached brick
home In. excel. cond., like new
Sun porch, finished rec. and attic
Insulated, storm windows, alumi-
mum awnings, Corner lot, Anchor.
fenced back yard. 5 Minis, penta
gon, Navy Annex and d, c.: conv
TO buses, shopping, schools anc
churches, Reasonably priced. Cal
IA, S-0753 any time Sat. Sun,
after q GeekdAys.
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MONEY TO LOAN
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORA

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORA
TON s64I colesville rd' Juniper
MORTGAGE LOANS, $4,000 Il
100000. Lower your payments
Group YOUR debts. Refinance you
ResRdsnyta uifis farm a0ne Commercial ssrySi
construction. Financing, refinan
cling. Only in State OF Maryland
Call or write MR. ROBERTS
els 2 Lexington street, Balti
more 2, Md, or Saratoga 7-404'
day. night. Sundays. holidays
SIGNATURE LOANS! servicemel
incl. FARIs FINANCE CO., 1923.
Georgia ave" Wheaton. Md, 10
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

YOU WANT 4O% DISCOUNT? In
vest 1850 or more. Call BUD
NEY, 10. 5-2750. HE. 4-3906.
$500 DISCOUNT plus 9 pct. in:
terest on excel. $4,000 Va. I'd
trust. MR.. KATE, ST. $4,000;
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STORE BLDG, Collese Park. Md
overall dimensions. 24x65: avail
for immediate occupancy. WA.
7-S015,
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REALTY CO. ia. 1880
PINECREST

CLOSE TO GOLF COURSE
7-room BRICK RAMBLER with
screened porch and finished REC
REATION rm. with bal. in BASE
MENT. This QUALITY house fea-
lures 2 tiled baths, AXIS master
bedroom, 12x12 CERAMIC tiled
kit, formal living room with fire.
place, gas DASHBOARD heat, and
beautiful 2s-acre lot. Priced to sell
AZ GcT 500
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SITTING ON
LOVELY GROUNDS
ia. 8-2100
----~

You've never seen trees like those
surrounding this roomy 3-bedrm
brick split-level. Extra added at
traction are the screened porch.
-carport and recreation rn1., and
trees. There's n1orel A fireplace
with raised hearth and Just
.S25,500.
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GORDON

REALTY, ANNANDALE. VA.
CT. $4,000 RES, FL. 4-5131l
POTOMAC HILLS-Sensational new
SpiiteieVei. with iSe: paneied fam
iiy rm., for S4,950 down pay
inent, S25.5O0 loan assumption,
call REYNOLDS coNsTRucTIoN
CORP, IA. 1885 or KE. 6-6808.
PRIVATE RATHsKELLER in YOUR
own basement. with brick arches
and massive fireplaces; Skiddle
brick home with English architec.-
ture, in extremely close-in N. Arl.
Garden-like grounds, formal din
ing rm., library, 4 master bedrmS..
2ia baths. built-in garage, screened
Parker. SMITH & DoNNELL,
DEAF TOPS
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DUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

LINCOLN. vA.,, Loudoun city,
S22,500. More than " can be
financed. Can be purchased with
smaller or larger acreage, If de-
sired. Ideal place for sports or
horses; hunting etc. ROBT. WHIT
NAN; Leesburg. Va, Spring
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i5-PCT. RETURN per year on your
investments from mortsages on
white. Nd. property. Minimum In
vestment' 5000. 10. 6-21Sl.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE -
ff0NTiAlllgAA

CHEVROLET '5c lM-ton panel,
inSul BODY has a newly Rebuilt
motor, never driven. "A real bar
gain, Must be seen TO appreciate
Your opportunity TO 90 into bust
MOTOR REBuILDERs. III II n Il
CHEVROLET late '5s; acton,
iieet-size pickup; r. and h., heavy
trans. metal extension sides. ST.
A4b, CT. 9-3s70.
CHEW. 40 sedan: delivery; goos
OWNER; $3.50. VIII. 6-8O32.
FORD 1871; panel body; in gooC
cond. Rent or sell, Call LII. l.
l23b,
FORD 1858 acton pickup; i'm
maeulate condition; 3-speed trans
mission, VS. engine, 4 new tires
Must see 70 appreciate; IN new
FORD so acton pickup; used a
BEST offer. He l.l6s6.
SORD '5s F-5O0; in good run
ming cond. w/l2-ft. steel badly an
hoist, new motor, trans. AM
clutch lust installed. Si,395. HU
$4,000,
GMC '5b acton pickup; equip. 10
install. storm windows, doors: !
trade for station wagon or sell
S605. TW. 3-9647 after $50.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER IS
station wagon; orig. cost S2,10C
sellipg for 81 400, or take oyss
TROW CONSTR. Co, s17 Uniyer
sity blvd. w, SIS, Nd, JU. S-9lS(
PICKUPs. STAKES, DUMPS, PAN
E lToS. w AtkfRSs AFRO AZ 70 s IaoSs
INC, 5000 Pa. ave. sc" IL
sTODEBAKER $50 Acton pickup
excellent ondition. AP. 7-5535.
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RARE FIND near Annandale, all
brick 3-bedrm. rambler with fire.
pl., full basmt. with rec. room
and a h-acre lot to stretch out
on. Anxious owner will pay part
settlement cost. Won't last at
pI AtNi1T IhTI REALTY JE 4-2744
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

AAA INvEsToR-All cash for
L hGHRssMsAi p RirSirYP T fTTm s.ssso
A CASH BUYER, immed, settle
ment. Rockville, Kens., Wheaton,
r. L. SMITH. VIII. d.6b7g,
A BONUS PRICE
Paid for desirable D. c. and s. 8
homes Wish TO invest substantial
cash Immediately. RA. $4,000,
ALL CASH FOR d. c. AND MD,
houses. Call I'll 0 pm, Z. C
HILILdEY q co" Realtors AP
ALL Lie, CASH ron On, p Gv q AND MD,
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81, 900 50, Fl, list commercial.
Eastover shopping center. Includes
Groom house. Can be used for
almost any business. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, LU. 4-3400: eyes,
LII. 1-9515
70 TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENTS
MODERN BRICK; BUILT IN 1904
EXCELLENT INCOME
LOUIS BRESSLER tn. 2-5995
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~ T OUR e 2 8 tn YEAR Al; $50

CADILLAC '5s Coupe de Vile; q
tone blue, beaut. cond., fact: air
cond.: immac., less than 10000
mi, S3,S95 or best offer. KE.
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Glebe Rd. at Columbia Pike, Arl.
ia. 4-5440
AUSTIN HEALEY '56; A-lO0 beau
tiful cond., owner. never raced.
OV. 3-4396 Saturday or Sunday.
AUSTIN HEALEY, '5S Sprite rdstr. /;
7. and h., 5000 actual mi; per-
feet; special, S1,4g5.
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Yunks Best Reds
In First Round of
Shooting Match

FORT LEE, Va, May 9 (AP)
The first round went to the
Yankees yesterday as the 18th
in a series of semi-annual
shooting skirmishes between
the North and the South got
underway at Fort Lee.
-Four events were held with
Yankees winning three of them
and a sharpshooter from New
Jersey proving the individual
star.
Charles Kolasa of the Isl
New Jersey Volunteers won the
100-yard musket event and the
50-yard musket competition.
John Slime Of the First Stu
art Horse Artillery Of Oxor
Hill, Md, won the 25-yard cap.
and-ball-plStol event, while TIT
lone Southern victory wa'
scored by Jack Rawls of Nor.
folks LIST Regiment Of Virgins
Volunteers, who took first place
in the carbine competition al
so yards.
Team-match firing will bt
held tomorrow and 80 Civi
War cannon will be placed or
display.
Some TOO marksmen from
Virginia, Michigan, New York
New Jersey, North Carolina
Ohio, Pennsylvania and the
District of Columbia are taking
part in the shoot, all clad III
the uniforms of their CORE
spending Civil War units.
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Andrews Turns
Pied Piper, Then
Restores Children

Not since the Pied Piper
went rambling through Hame-
lin Town have there been as
many lost children as there
were yesterday at the Armed
Forces Day celebration at An
drews Air Force Base.
AS of 4 pm, when the show
was at its peak, the American
Red Cross reported it had ham
died 80 lost toddlers. Forty
seven of them already had
been handed back to Mammas,
but officials said the center
wouldn't be Shut down until
somebody claimed the other IS.
The Air Force. realizing the
tendency of children to stray,
set up three cage-like enclos-
ures, plainly marked. over the
huge air base. They were fully
equipped with games and toys
to divert the lost ones until
someone came for them.
1t also was reported that
some husbands and wives, in
voluntarily separate, made fur
tive use Of the service.
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Peril of Communism
Cited by 10 ENJOYS

SANTIAGO, Chile, May 9
(APD United States ambas-
sailors to 10 South American
countries ended a three-day
conference here today and said
international Communism is
making greater efforts than
ever to undermine hemisphere
unity.
A communique said the meet
ing was devoted largely to dis
cussion Of measures to be taken
to help solve South Americas
economic problems.
Attending the meeting with
State Department officials from
Washington were ENJOYS from
Argentina, Brazil. Bolivia, Chile,
Columbia, Venezuela, Uruguay,
Paraguay, Peru and Ecuador.
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were strictly followed. a dairy
now paying q 5000 annual fee
would have 10 pay more than
$1,000.
The yardstick envisioned by
the committee Of ofiicials 10
aid the Commissioners In de-
Gliding which businesses should
be licensed Is based on IL diff
ferent criteria. They include:
How essential is the business?
How much protection should
the public be given In the oper-
alton Of the business? How
much is the business controlled
by membership in an associa-
ton. How much inspection Is
needed for its operation.
The committee drafting the
proposal includes c. T. Noting
ham. superintendent OF licenses
and permits; Charles w. Hart,
hearing ofiicer for the Board
Of Appeals and Review: Denver
w. Warnock. consultant in the
District Management once:
Police Inspector Thomas Ras-
musen. DR.. Henry Gavin Of
the Heath Department and
Deputy Fire Marshal Hugh
Groves.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO OWNERS OF CERTIFICATES FOR PART OF A SHARE
OF COUNTY TRUST COMPANY OF MARYLAND

In connection with the proposed merger of The Kent
County into County Trust Company of Maryland, a
stock dividend will be declared on the common stock Of
County Trust Company of Maryland at the rate OF onehaf
additional share for each full share held OF record May 5
1859.
advised that of Certificates for Part of
Share County Trust Company stock will not be entitled
the stock dividend In order to receive the stock
dividend Certificates for Part of Share must be combined
with others make full shares prior to May 49, 1852
County Trust Company of Maryland has made arrange
with Baker Watts g. Co. for the purchase sale Of
Certificates for Part of Share at the rate Of $685. net
full share Owners of Certificates for Part of Share Of
County Trust Company are urged to complete the coupon
below and mail to MeSsrs Baker, Watts Co. Calvert and
Redwood Streets Baltimore Maryland, OR call at the
office of the County Trust Company for full nfor
nation the purchase sale of Certificates for Part Of
Share.
your Certificate has been lost contact the nearest
County Trust Company branch for advice.
Failure to take action this matter will result in Ger
tfcates for Part of Share losing the value Of this stock
dividend which would otherwise be attributed to them
NOTE Our records indicate that many former depoors of
The Eastern Shore Trust Company owners Of
Certificates for Part of Share Of County Trust Com
pany stock AS the address Of such owners is not
known former depositors their heirs should search
their records for such Certificates
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A definite yardstick for deter
mining which businesses should
be licensed.
The Commissioners would b
given also new fee-setting au-
thority under one broad enahl-
Ing act.
Under the proposed legisla-
ton, the Commissioners would
be empowered 10 require q per-
Torrance or completion bond
from such businesses as general
contractors. Under present acts,
the Commissioners can license
general contractors II they
choose, but can not require q
completion bond without q
separate act Of Congress.
The proposal. based on sur
veys made Of licensing acts
throughout the country, Is
aimed at eliminating antiquated
provisions Of the present 1882
License Act and getting rid OF
present inequalities.
The authors Of the new pro-
posal have found. for instance,
that a corner candy stand cur
rently comes under the same
section of the law as a huge
supermarket and must pay the
same fee.
Another provision Of present
law, as interpreted by court de-
cision. requires that fees be
commensurate with the cost OF
inspecting properties and adj
ministering license provisions.
If this section of the law
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Fuller Brush President
And Wife Die in Crash

they had spent the last three
days. They had been visiting
in Los Angeles and Arizona.
Mr.. Fuller studied at the
Kingswood School in Hartford,
was graduated from Milford
Academy, and studied eco
Monies at Duke University and
Harvard.
He joined the company in
1886, worked as a salesman in
the field, and later worked in
different plant departments.
After this training stint, he was
appointed chief of the produc-
ton and development depart
ment.
He became assistant secretary
of the company in 1887, vice
president and director of pro-
duction in 1888. and president
in 1913.
He was well known as a
yachtsman. His 60-foot cutter
Gesture" took top honors in
the Bermuda ocean race in
1916.
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Live Radio, N
News Ban Firm,
Hugerty Suys
By the Associated Press


James c. Hagerty, presiden-
til press secretary, said yes
teFday he never would permit
live radio or television coverage
Of President Eisenhower's regu-
lar press conferences.
"It's not that we want to
censor any of his remarks, "
Mr.. Hagerty said. What we
are actually trying to do is pre-
vent a human fluff that the
Communist propagandists car
use to good ADVANTAGE"
mfr. Hagerty's remarks were
taped in advance for radio
broadcast last night over the
Mutual Broadcasting System
which is celebrating Salute to
Radio Month"
An the broadcast, Mr.. Hag-
efty said it was his hope that a
satellite DRIFTING the earth
would bring instantaneous glo-
bal television transmission AT
least by the end of 1850" He
added:
l"It would be the greatest
thing for worldwide under
standing. Everybody, at one
time. could then see such things
as the Inauguration of Presi-
dent, the coronation of a Pope
or the coronation of a queen
q May Day parade in Kremlin
Square or a speech by Mr.
Nehru in India"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

HAWTHORNE, New, May 9
(AP). - The president of the
Fuller Brush Co. and his wife
were killed today in a high
speed crash near this Western
Nevada town.
Alfred Howard Fuller, As, and
his wife Dora, also 46, persisted
when their sports car blew a
tire and hurtled out of control
into the desert about 80 miles
east Of here.
Mr.. Fuller, of West Hartford,
Conn, was the son of Alfred
C.Fuller, founder of the Fuller
Brush Co.. and chairman Of its
Board of Directors.
Undersheriff Frank Souza
said the Fullers' Mercedez-Ben
sports car was travelling "at
terrific speed" when a rear tire
blew out.
Mr.. Fuller was killed out
right. His wife died en- route
to Mineral County Hospital.
Undersheriff Souza said the
Fullers were en- route to San
Francisco from Las Vegas where