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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-11-11
NEWS OF CANCER CRUSADE
in DARE COUNTY REPORTED

At the time this report is writ
ten little is known about the prog
ress of the Cancer Crusade through
out the county. In addition to the
twenty-eight volunteers named in
last weeks Times these are also
at work in their respective COM
munity: Mrs, Betty O'Neal, Salvo;
Mrs. Milton Henley, Mays Head;
Mesdames Reba Burrus, Geraldine
Meekins, Susan Head, June and
Mamie Gaskins of Hatteras; and
Mrs. Syble Etheridge, Manteo
businesses; Misses Jean Whidbee
and Deanna Gunter of Frisco;
jamie Overton, colored division.
Through the cooperation
of the management a short
film on how Cancer attacks hui
mans is being shown at the Pho
neer Theatre. Members of the Re
bekah Lodge will conduct a road
block on the Roanoke Sound bridge
Saturday to. offer information to
the passing motorists and avail
them Of the opportunity to contri-
butte to the financial campaign.
Mesdames Fanny Payne and Hilda
Francis are in charge of the road
block. Only one hundred dollars
has been reported contributed, but
it is early in the Crusade.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-11-11

MRS. VERNON PERRY, who be-
fore her marriage was Miss
Eloise Mann, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Mann of Kill Devil
Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry were married
Thursday afternoon, October 20, in
the Pearl Street Church, Elizabeth
City, with the Rev. Sigsbee Miller
hearing the vows.
For her wedding the bride, wore
light blue suit with matching &C.
cessories.
She is a graduate of Manteo
High School, where she took part
in most student activities.
The bridegroom, who is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Perry
of Colington, recently returned
home after serving four years in
the U. S. Air Force. He is now
employed in Kill Devil Hills, where
the couple will make their home.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-11-11
MANTEo PERSONALS

A Manteo girl was one of the
managers in the recent Meredith
College Playhouse production OF
William Archibald's "The limo
cents" Miss Mabel Jean Basnight
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. o.
Basnight, worked for this play, a
two-night production presented last
week end.
Gary J. Dowdy and Michael
Jones of Manteo have been init
ated into East Carolina Colleges
Beta Iota Chapter of Gamma
Theta Epsilon, national profession
al college fraternity. They have
begun a series of bi-weekly meet
ings with faculty members on dis
cussions of geography.
Tommy Biggs, USCG, is home
for two weeks, following recent
operation at the Marine Hospital,
Norfolk.
Arvin Midget, who has been
serving in Italy and other Euro
pean countries with the U. S.
Navy, has completed his term of
duty and is home visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Mid
gett.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-11-11
MANAGED HUNTING REVISED

Superintendent Gibbs of Cape
Hatteras National Seashore has an
nounced revision to the manage
ment plan of legal public hunting
within the Bodie Island portion Of
the Seashore. Drawing for blind
assignments will be conducted at
$3.50 am. at the checking station
instead of 600 am. This revision
is necessary because Federal and
State regulations changed the
shooting hour from sunrise to one
half hour before sunrise.
Evening star., 1960-08-05

CHEVY CHAsE-Riessed sac. Par
ish. S29,95O. Brick Colonial.
Center-hall. den, powder rn., 8
bedrms., baths, rec. rm., garage.
REALlSTINGS CORP. OIL. 2-02Os
CHEVY CH., D. c., nr. Blessed Sac
rament: 2 bedrms., bath. 1st a.; .
bedrmS., . haths 2nd. Wo. 6.7O29
CHEVY CHASE-S2l 300. Det. 3
bedrms. ga baths. den, rec. Tn.,
h.-w. heat.
Evening star., 1960-08-05

CHEVY CHASE = Spacious older
home, AL condition; 3 bedFms.,
kitchen and dinette. living rm !,
dining rm., bsmt., porch; nice yard
Lafayette, Blessed Sacrament area. q.
Wonderful home for $23,760. Bill.
LINGSLEY REALTY CO. EN-. 2.
1926; eyes,. EN-. 3-6113.
Evening star., 1960-08-05

ARL., Westover-Is blk. to bus and
Wash. blvd. shop. center; corner,
newly redee.: 1-bedrm. unit, 3
closets: S71.50. KE. 6-6644.
ARL.-TWo-bedrm. apt. Sun pch..
pvt. entr.; will care for child for
working mother. IA. s-O204.
2-bedrm.
full-dining-rm apt. Features large
rooms, exposures; private park
ing, laundry and storage facilities.
Equipped kitchen has garbage dis
posal; lust completely redeeorated.
14lO N. Quinn ST.; only S112 so.
includes utilities; no children or
pets, PARKER. SMITH a. DOM
NELL. INC, Mrs. Warner, IA,
7-Ss02. ia. 7-064S.
ARL., N.-Large 1 bedrm., 8 clos
cts. redee.; good bus and shops;
SIS, Plus elec. IA. 2-3706.
ARLINGTON, 81 y. Bedford St.
Dust on Arl. blvd. near Ft: Myer)
Two rooms, kitchen, bath: S76,
incl INCLUDES s,, all utilities See res.
q. ,. SAIL M CO, s25 18th st. NV.
Ma. $1,000
Evening star., 1960-08-05

TT; MYER AREA.1-l and IA bed
Evening star., 1960-08-05

ME. s-la1l Eyes.. IA. a.9647
CLEVELAND PARK, NORTH-Mod- :
ern town house with luxurious
copn cp9inIen's ave bu, 'nn ana ,5nnn;rr rSSd ,ioT
rms. . baths with downstairs bed.
rm. Today's kitchen and garaEe.
GEORGETOWN garden with stockads
fence. Mid-20s. Call our uptown
once, KE. 7-IS00 til 8 (after 8
call EN-. 3-0326). SHANNON &
I,UCHS CO
Evening star., 1960-08-05

FALLS CHURCH-Brk. Colonial. 8
bedrms., den, Ia baths, patio. rec.
nm. Avail. Aug. 10: $3.50
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
REALTOR, ia. 4-140O.
FALLS CHURCH AND VIENNA
$l36, .607 kingsley rd., in Vienna
3-4 bedrms., new brick rambler
liy. rm. w/hrepl., full bsmt.
S145, Vienna; 3-bedrm. brand-nex
rambler; family rm., full bsmt.
nice wooded lot; 2-yr. lease.
Sl55, Vienna: 3-bedrm., 1hbath
new. split-level: family rm.; swim
pool priyils.: dead-end st.
$3.50. Falls Church; 3-bedrm., g
bath brick Cape Cod; uv. rm
wihrepl., sun parlor, full bsmt.
treed corner lot.
S13O. Falls Church; 3-bedrm., bath
brick rambler: liv. rm. w/hrepl.
,dishwasher, disposal. Ser. porch
All for Sept. l availability. Also
have new. homes, 3-bedrm., 2.
bath split-levels avail. on purchase
option; Sl6O mo. Call Mr.. Marcus
Evening star., 1960-08-05

ALICE DEAL WILSON,, SI9,55O!
Immaculate semidet. brk. with 4
rms. Ia baths on Ind floor: den,
full basement, porch. new gas fur.
mace. garage, 160-ft. fenced lot.
CAN'T LAST! FRANK 8. Phil.
LIPS. INC, DI. 7-l41I: ewes,
Evening star., 1960-08-05
fEONAS PROPERTY MGT,
DU. $4,000 OR IA. 5-gl97

FoXHALL VILLAGE-Excei. resi-.
GENITAL neighborhood: refs. req.
To inspect write Box SIS. Star.
FORT BELV0IR VIC, Pohick For
est. lovely HANDICAPPED residential
area-2-yr.- .-old brk. rambler; 4
oedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm, lge.
met kit, Venetian blinds, comb
storm windows and doors, washer
and drier optional; Sl35. ED, g.
56O3. Available AuRust.
Evening star., 1960-08-05
MacARTHUR BLVD.

MacAHIHUK BLVD.
ST%; c5Syoo% Sa-Sssh bath 6.ta Srisk &c SfoloSNhs;
5-room. bath bricx rambler; mod.
kit: level lot: near bus, shops,
school: S23,500.
WILSON HIGH AREA
UNIQUE 3-bedroom, 1h-bath house
on nice lot; Sl1,50O.
SUSIE v. WATwooD
MA. 1886 Re. s-4?a2
Evening star., 1960-08-05
R1EX2EGIEg4TINes 1EX2GE4I CORP. Oh. 2.o2os

CHEVY CHASE-SIS,950. Det. 3
rms, bsmt;,. INV; heat. st. Anne's
parish. walk to Deal and Wilson
Schools. Wis. ave, tranSp. and
Evening star., 1960-08-05

COURTHOUSE COUNTY CLUB
View and prestige. We could write
q full page and not adequately
describe this estate home which
Is offered at 1928 per mo.
TRI:coUNTY REALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1960-08-05

FAIRFAX T0WN-Spacious living
close-in conveniences; 3 bedrooms
separate din. rm., walk-out base
ment; S140 per mo.
Evening star., 1960-08-05
URcioEo REALTY CO.

1855 Greenvale ST. N.W.-Lge. 8.
bedrm. brick rambler. in excel.
neighborhood with many fine feh-
lures. Priced to sell.
Evening star., 1960-08-05
HIp rSNnTTyolSxpS'

White brick rambler. 5 bedrms.,
2S11 Kanswha st. NV; near ct.
Johns School; S35,o5O. RA, 6.
$500, RA. f-4l14
Evening star., 1960-08-05

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE east on
pl. n.w.-3-bedrm. brick bunga-
low, bsmt., hrepl.. ser. rear porch.
es, det. garage; excel. loc. for
schools. churches, tranSp.; Sl9,.
$50. By OWNER leaving town.
Evening star., 1960-08-05

CHEVY CHAsE-superior center
hall Colonial in the best part Of
Chevy Chase. Featuring large liv-
ing and dining rms, powder nm, 4,
3 fne bedrms., 2 tiled baths and
attached garage. Excellent eondi-
tion with quick possession. Park
like setting with 200-ft. deep
shaded lot. Upper 20s. Call our
uptown once. KE. 7-lS00. It'll s
pm. tafter 9 pm. call I'M,
3-0326l. SHANNON a. LUCHe CO.
Evening star., 1960-08-05

3 BEDROOM HOUSE. excel. N. Arl.
location: newly dec: mod. elec.
kitchen: beautiful shaded lot with
patio; COW. to all schools: Sl3O
per mo. 3547 N. Nottinsham.
Evening star., 1960-08-05

CHEVY CHASE-Attrsc. center.hall
brick Colonial, excel. eond.: living
Tm, dining rm.. family rm. OF Of
large kitchen, 8 bedrms., . baths
on second floor, dormitory rm. on
Srd Srf,.d doS,, tn ,,Irs; rec Jna sm. and E.r1Es
4 BROS. CO., INC, OIL. 2-647s.
JU. S-647S.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-31
Fair Apportionment Fight
Pressed by County Group

A Montgomery County group
is taking the lead in fighting
for fairer reapportionment ir
the Maryland General Assem-
bly, and this week called a meet
ing for April 8 in Towson tc
be attended by persons from
all over the state.
The group-called the Mary
land Committee for Fair Repre-
sentation-has elected Royce
Hanson, of 4907 BEDFORD I'd,
and Phillip Thorson, of 7001
Macarthur blvd, both of Be
thesda, as temporary co-chair'
men.
At the meeting in Towson,
the group will air its new con
stitution.
The meeting next week will
be staged in the Baltimore
County building, Ill West Ches'
apeake ave., and will begin al
2:30 pm. Individuals + o m
Maryland's "big four" counties
Baltimore, Prince Georges
Montgomery and Anne Arundel
in order of population-have
been invited to attend.
Goal of the group is to have
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-31
Fine Arts
Commission
Us Urged

Creation of an official agency
to regulate the architecture OF
buildings constructed in the Be.
thesda- Chevy Chase bushes .
district has been recommended
by directors of the Bethesda.
Chevy Chase Chamber Of
Commerce.
The board unanimously
adopted a resolution last week
calling on the Montgomery
County Council to establish a
fine arts commission for the
area with a view to preventing
the erection of "unsightly'
structures. The commission, as
proposed by the directors, would
be concerned with the EEK.
terror decorative features" of
buildings to be constructed in
the area.
Buildings not in keeping with
the high residential quality"
OF the area, according to the
resolution, have an adverse
effect on both the residential
and business districts and tend
to lower the value of land
properties"
Prior to the boards action.
the proposed fine arts commits
sion was discussed at lunch
con sponsored by the chambers
community improvement COM
mittee at a luncheon meeting
at the Kenwood Country Club.
Representatives of some 30
area organizations participated
and, according to chamber Off
Gals, a majority endorsed the
fine arts commission proposal.
Lee Lovett, committee chair
man, said as a result of the
boards endorsement another
meeting will be held with COM
munity groups to discuss fur
Their steps toward creation of
the commission, and also to or
ganize a cleanup campaign"
in the business district.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-31
Operetta Offered
At BrOOme Junior

Students at Broome Junior
High School, Rockville, will pre-
sent an operetta in three acts
Saturday, titled "The Singing
Freshman"
Curtain time is 8 pm. The
production, with a cast of so
Is the first of what school off
Gals hope will become an an
nual series.
Door admission will be SOC
for adults, 30c children.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-31
In Federal Court
lnterracial Housing
Firm Hit By Ruling

A development firm linked
to plans for construction of
an integrated housing prof.
ect in Montgomery County
has moved to upset a federal
court ruling which held that
policies of similar PROJECT in
Deerfield, ILL.,, are in violation
of the Constitution.
Morris Milgram, head of the
Modern Community Developers,
Inc, of Princeton, N. j., told
The Sentinel this week his firm
has filed an appeal from a
Chicago court opinion that a
white-Negro occupancy quota,
set by MED for its Deerfield
development, is tantamount to
racial discrimination and con.
trary to the Fifth and Four.
teenth amendments to the Con.
stitution.
Milgram, asserting he was
hopeful that the decision will
be overruled by a higher court,
d ecIined to speculate on its
effect on the M ontg ON cry
County project in the event 1t
Is upheld.
However, federal court rul-
ing that racial quotas in housing
developments are unconstitu-
tional presumably could be used
as a precedent to block enforce
ment Of such quotas anywhere
in the United States.
While conceding that his firm
plans a development in Mont
gomery County, Milgram has
declined to name the location
or divulge specific plans for
the project. From other asso.
ciates Of MED, however, it has
been learned that a project of
some 200 homes is under con-
sideration, with white-Negro
ratio of three families to one.
In ruling the proposed Deer
field white-Negro quota of four
to-one invalid, the Chicago court
held iii a population quota of
80 to 20 founded upon unre-
corded restrictive agreements,
Is constitutional, then a quota
of so to so or SO to one or even
100 to 0 would be constitu-
tional."
While the proposal may ap-
pear attractive to Negroes at
the particular moment" the
opinion continued, ut would
constitute a straitjacket. It Is
but n mess of pottage offered
In exchange for . birthright Of
equality"
Migrants firm has built in.
tegrated housing developments
In a number of eastern and mid.
western states and his own
home Is situated in a community
and one-third Negro families.
According to the builder, non.
segregated communities are
based on the democratic ideal
of equal opportunity for all. He
said there have been no racial
difficulties in any Of the prof.
ects built by MED.
Loss of the court appeal could
have considerable impact on
MODS future plans, observers
believe. Because it is virtually
the only firm specializing in
interracial housing, it receives
many more Negro applications
than white. That is why the
firm has thus far maintained
the quota system. Without 1t,
the MED subdivisions would be
mostly, or entirely, Negro in
character and Migrants idea is
to build interracial housing
not Negro housing.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-31
APL Employees
To Be HOnored

Certificates in recognition of
between five and Is years of in
dividual service were given to
1853 staff members of the APP
piled Physics Laboratory, Johns
Hopkins University.
The certificates were pre-
scented by DR.. r. E. Gibson, APL
director, and Congressman
Richard E. Lankord (D.-Md.),
from Maryland's fifth congress
sional district.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-31

the General Assembly allocate
more voting power to the four
large counties, and Baltimore
City in time for the 1862 general
elections. Major tool in their at.
tempt will be revamped county
populations as counted in the
nationwide census that gets
under way tomorrw.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-31
Gustafson Appointed

Forest F. Gustafson, director
Of recreation for Montgomery
County, has been appointed to
a one-year term as a member
of the legislative committee of
the American Recreation So
ciety.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
u. NJ. CONDEMNING
OF ACTION ASKED

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
Jan. Is (AP).-An American
representative at the United
Nations. Justice Philip Halperr
Of Buffalo, N. Y, yesterday
asked a subcommisSion to con-
denim current anti-Semitic out
breaks as a violation of both
the U.N. charter and the lni-
versal declaration Of human
rights.
His resolution. presented tc
the subcommisSion on Preven-
ton of Discrimination anc
Protection of Minorities, envi.
sages a call upon all nation;
for tough action to prevent
anti-Semitic acts-by addition
al laws if necessary.
The resolution was co-spon.
sored by the representatives oi
Britain, France, Austria, Uru.
quay and Finland. Justice Hal
perm said they volunteered as
co-sponsors. He predicted the
resolution would be approved
at the end of next week.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
KiIuueu'sLuvu
Continues to Flow

HONOLULU. Jan. l6 CAP).-
Steam clouds billowed thousands
Of feet today as Kilauea volcano
continued to belch forth thick
wide river Of molten lava that
made the sea boil.
The eruption on the eastern
shore of Hawaii Island, 200
miles from Honolulu. showed
little sign Of abating as it en-
tered its third day.
AS the sizzling lava hit the
cool blue waters of the Pacific
yesterday, 1t shot a column OF
white steam into the sky. There
was no letup in the volume OF
lava pouring out of a 150-yard
rift across cane fields. papaya
trees and coffee plantations.
Damage so far has been light
The lava flow has not threat
ened any Of the tiny settle
ments in the area.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Germans Jail
Two in SPyCose

KARLSRUHE, Germany, Jan.
16 (AP) West Germany's su-
preme court today sentenced a
government worker and a
Polish citizen to prison for es-
pionage after a closed hear
ing.
The court refused to dis
close details of the identity Of
the foreign power involved.
The Pole, Marian Parpinski,
81, was sentenced to two years.
The court also ordered con-
fiscated $3.50 he allegedly re-
ceived for spying activities.
Katherine Krauser, As, an
employe of West Germany's
lower house Of Parliament, re-
ceived a 21-month term.
A third defendant, Maria
OFT, 80, former secretary in
the Defense Ministry, was
given a suspended three-month
sentence for negligence ir
dealing with restricted files.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Kishi in Hawaii
On Way to D. c.

HONOLULU. Jan. l6 (AP)
-Japan's Prime Minister Mob
usuke Kishi, who left Tokyo
amid a violent airport demon
stration, arrived in Honolulu
aboard a chartered Japan Air
Lines plane last night four
minutes before midnight.
He and his party of Is,
including Foreign Minister
Aiichiro Fujiyama, were well
coined at Hickam Air Force
Base by Gov. William Quinn,
Admiral Harry Felt, Com
mander United States Pacific
forces, Chief Justice Wilfred
Tsukiyama and a large group
of Americans of Japanese an
cestry.
The Prime Minister left
Tokyo IA hours ahead of sched-
ule but not before left-wing
students had wrecked the air.
port restaurant and tried to
Iwaylay him and stop his de-
parture by force"
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Arlington Rejects Bid
For Local Blue Law

NOTED through influence by re-
ligious and civic leaders.
Board members Herbert
Brown. David Krupsaw and
Leo Urbanske voted to adopt
the majority report.
Members Ralph Kaul anc
Lucas Blevins urged acceptance
of the committees minority re.
port which specified buSinesse:
that would be considered un.
necessary and urged licensing
of those considered essential or
Sunday.
Fined S2O,5OO
In Fairfax County yesterday
Bargain City. Inc, a shop
ping center on Route /, south
of Alexandria, was fined S20,.
500 for violating Virginia's Sun.
day closing laws.
Fairfax County Court Judge
j. Mason Grove deferred pay
ment Of the fine, however, until
a case testing the constitution
ality of the law has been set.
tied by the State Supreme
Court of Appeals. The blue
law prohibits all but necessary
work on Sundays.
The judge imposed the maxi
mum $500 fine on each of Al
charges of employing persons
to work on Sundays. The
prosecution contended the store.
had been open every Sunday
since the center opened in April
Evening star., 1960-01-16

uIlIdWLuI purpose, oIlly ullSQe-
meanor.
When they were brought
before Magistrate Milton Solo,
mon, the judge commented:
AS I look at it, treason exists
where one plots a war against
society and his Government"
Magistrate Solomon then
ordered that new charges of
treason in violation of the New
York State penal code be filed.
The treason charge could re-
suit in the death penalty upon
conviction.
I'm insane" moaned John
Wallace, 81, leader of the Ma
tional American Socialist Rem
aissance Party" Wallace added:
II did this in a state of intoxi-
cation"
Hugh Barlow. 20, a codefend-
ant, looked stunned. The third
youth, Richard E. Phelps, 16,
who had been sobbing through
out the arraignment, began to
wall.
Police raided Wallace's home
in Flushing Thursday night
and found swastikas, anti
Jewish literature, arm bands
and phonograph records of
Hitler's speeches.
Wallace was quoted as say
ing: "All white Christian Cau-
casianS should live together
and Jews should go to another
country to live by themselves.
New York is the home of more
than 2 million Jews.
Wallace, who never finished
high school, is a mail clerk in a
brokerage firm. His divorced
mother, Mrs. Dorothy Wallace,
a bank teller, said she objected
to her sons behavior but never
believed he really meant any
harm.
Phelps and Barlow are both
house painters.
Conviction Of treason under
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Temperature Soors
Aouin in Australia

MELBOURNE. Australia,
Jan. Is (AP).-The mercury
climbed above 100 degrees for
a second straight day tooay
and Australia's blistering heat
wave brought an outbreak of
bush fires.
Mel lbou rne's temperatures
reached los degrees in the late
afternoon. 1t hit 103 yesterday.
Evening star., 1960-01-16

in the United States Point -Four
program in Iran.
Princess Shahnaz, the Shah's
only child. is by his first wife,
Princess Fawzia. a sister OF
former King Farouk of Egypt
ShahnaZ met Mr.. Zahedi while
the Shah was returning from
a visit to the United States.
They were married in a simple
ceremony october II, 1857.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
QuuiI Lures
Eisenhower
Again Today

ALBANY. Ga. Jan. 16 (AP)
President Eisenhower went
quail shooting in sunny weather
again today after bringing down
eight birds on the first round
of his week end holiday.
Mr.. Eisenhower and his
friends got out into the fields
about 8 am. at the 14.000-acre
plantation Of his host, W. Alton
Jones, board chairman of Cities
Service Co.
The group planned to have q
picnic lunch in the fields and
then resume hunting.
After hunting almost three
and a half hours yesterday
afternoon and bagging eight
quail, the President was guest
of honor at a predinner cocktail
party at Mr.. Jones Blue Springs
Plantation home.
Among the guests. White
House Secret Service Chief
James A Rowley told newsmen,
was Georgia'S Gov. Ernest Van
diver and Robert M. Woodruff
former board chairman of Coca
Cola. Gov. Vandiver was in
the area for quail hunting al
the Richard Tiff plantation.
In more than 80 vacation
trips to Georgia as President
this was the first time Mr.. Eli
senhower had met a Georgia
Governor.
The President hunted with
Mr.. Jones and another wealthy
Gilman. Charles Jones, head OF
the Richf1eld oil firm of Cali
fornia. The two oilmen are
not related. Also along but
doing no shooting was still
another old friend, George T.
Allen.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Bath Costs Rise

TOKYO. JAM 16 (AP). -
Public bath operators, arguing
that it costs more to turn out
a clean customer these days,
have asked Tokyo municipal
authorities to approve these
rate increases: Adults, from 4
to z cents per bath; children,
6 to IL. from 3 to 5 cents; chill
dren under 6, from 2 to 8 cents.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
College Building Burns

UPLAND, Ind, Jan. l6 (AP)
"A raging fire destroyed the
three story administration
building on the Taylor Uni
versity campus early today. All
duplicate copies had been stored
in the library. Firemen said
the blaze started in a chemistry
laboratory.
Evening star., 1960-01-16
Reds Visit in Numbers

NEW DELHI, India, Jan. 16
(AP).-S Soviet President Kle-
menti Voroshilov will bring "a
Russian officials with HIM on
his two-week visit to India be-
ginning Wednesday, it was an
nounced. Mr.. VoroShilov is
expected to complete prepara-
tions for a visit by Soviet Pre-
mier Nikita Khrushchev. ten
tatively scheduled to Begin
February 2.