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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, 1960-05-27
MANY STUDENTS GRADUATE
AT CHOWAN COLLEGE MAY 20

MURFREESBORO. "A number
of coastal area students are
among the record breaking 141 who
will be graduated from Chowan
College during the Forthcoming
commencement exercises on May
-29-30.
They are: James Avery Morris
of Columbia, Associate in Arts De-
gree; William Franklin White, Jr.,
of Manteo and Jane M. Harris of
Columbia, Associate in Business
Degree; Carroll A, Davis of Eliza
beth City, Robert Bruce Best of
Kitty Hawk, and Sarah Jane Selby
of Columbia, Associate in General
Culture Degree; Henry Lins Tenn
pie of Elizabeth City and Marvin
James Cooper, Jr., of Columbia,
Graphic Arts Diploma: Wanda
Marie Woodley of Columbia, One
Year General Clerical Diploma.
The principals for the Chowan
commencement are two prominent
North Carolina Baptist leaders:
DR.. Douglas M. Branch, general
Secretary-treasurer of the Baptist
State Convention, will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon, May 20, at
500 PM; and the Hon. c. B.
Deane, former Congressman and
current president of the Baptist
State Convention of North Caro-
lima, will make the graduation adj
dress 1890 am, Monday, May 30.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-05-27
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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, 1960-05-27

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Evening star., 1960-07-23
The Stars Convention Bureau

CHICAGO, July 23.-With so
much attention focused on the
Republicans this week, DEM
ocrats were ill-prepared for a
run on their headquarters and
have run out of Kennedy but
tons.
I'VE had TOO when we started
passing them out last week, and
they are all gone," lamented
pretty Miss Carol Burke, who
is a volunteer clerk of the works
at the Kennedy-for- President
Office.
Passersby on Michigan ave-
nue. continued to stroll into the
Office, which is being financed
by the Illinois Businessmen S
Committee for Kennedy.
II just wanted to look things
over. I'm for Kennedy" af-
f1rmed a smiling man in a plaid
shirt. He looked around, and
departed-buttonless.
A stylish woman dropped ir
next and asked for a button
The plight was explained, and
she promised to return next
week. She returned about five
minutes later and asked to fill
out a volunteer form to work
for the Democratic nominee.
And so it went, as the Office
just down the street from New
York Gov. Rockefeller's head
quarters and just up the street
from Vice President Nixon's
stronghold went about the
Evening star., 1960-07-23
The stars Convention Bureau

CHICAGO, July 23.-Those
affiuent New York Republicans
are living in high style for the
convention - a style to which
they claim to be accustomed.
At the Sheraton Towers the
conventions largest delegation
has set up shop with:
/. Their own telephone e
switchboard, with two private
operators.
2. Electronic paging devices
for key personnel.
3. A staff of stenographers
and clerks to serve the G. o. P.
State Central Committee.
4. Gov. Rockefeller's personal
staff, complete with three
writer's.
S. A press room equipped
with "a typewriterS, IL tele-
phones and enough press re-
leases to keep reporters busy
reading for the rest of the
convention.
Harry j. ODonnell, director
of research and publicity for
the New York G. o. P. State
Central Committee, modestly
insist it is no more than the
Republican delegation had -four
years ago in San Francisco.
OF course, the Governor does
happen to be a Republican this
Evening star., 1960-07-23
Surprise Demand Drains
Kennedy Button Supply

business of organizing support
for John F. Kennedy.
Miss Burke is a student at
Barat College. She became in
terested in the Democratic
nominee in 1856 when he al
most won the nomination for
Vice President.
Another pretty young girl
who just got out of high school
greets most of the callers who
drop by. A man who works in
a nearby Office drops by sew
eral times a day to do what
he can. Thursday everyone
was pretty busy tipping up
cards bearing the names of
volunteers who have offered
their services.
We've had over 700 volun-
teerS give us their names since
last Thursday" enthused Miss
Burke.
Miss Margaret Zuehlke, who
was with Senator Kennedy's
staff in Los Angeles, arrived
Thursday to take over manage
ment of the office.
Do the multitudes of Repub-
licans here this week trouble
them?
"Oh. no. We did have some
Rockefeller people stop by and
try to give us some of their
buttons. but it was all good
natured," laughed Miss Burke.
Wen wait for our own"
Evening star., 1960-07-23
7 Doctors Set
Rockwell Test

The search of George Lincoln
Rockwell, American Nazi Party
leader. for a private psychia-
trist to give him a mental
examination ended yesterday
r,N~n tv-o st. Elizabeths Hos
pital psychiatrists agreed to see
him.
rs. David j. Owens and
--T~uriS M. Platkin offered to
Zip Mr.. Rockwell out at the
-'eet Of Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Gordon M. Van
. Gclense attorney o.
B. Parker said.
They will conduct their ex-
mination as private doctors,
however, and not as members
of st. Elizabeths staff.
Mr. Van Sanford said he
called the hospital yesterday
afternoon after he learned of
Mr.. Rockwell's difficulty in
finding doctor who would ex-
anime him.
Earlier in the day, District
General Hospital authorities
refused to follow an order by
Municipal Court Judge George
D. Nelson directing a mental
examination for Mr.. Rockwell
on an outpatient basis.
DR.. Mary v. McIndoo, chief
psychiaUrist, said the hospital
has no facilities to see patients
on an outpatient basis.
Mr.. Parker said that Judge
Nelson later rescinded the
order and put off Mr.. Rock
wells scheduled appearance in
Municipal Court until August
10.
Mr.. Rockwell, at the request
of Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci Clark King, has been Or
dered to have mental examina-
ton to determine whether he
is competent to stand trial on
a disorderly conduct charge.
The charge stems from his
alleged part in a fist fight July
3 at a party rally at Ninth
street and Constitution avenue
NV.
The cases of seven of his
storm troopers" charged with
disorderly conduct also have
been continued until August 10.
Evening star., 1960-07-23
New Workers Luxuriote
In Service and Space

time - not to mention his
availability for the presidential
nomination.
Altogether, the New Workers
have rented 369 units at the
Sheraton Towers -"or is it
371," wondered Mr.. ODonnell.
In some cases a unit is a suite.
Anyhow, they figure the
amount Of space leased allows
just enough elbow room for the
SO delegates. 96 alternates-
plus the Governor. his staff, the
G. o. P. state Central Commit
tee and their staff.
The Governors quarters and
officers occupy the entire 35th
floor of the tower above the
hotel.
When things are dull, there
is a pool available for SWIM
ming on the 18th floor. The
hotel has several large rubber
elephants floating in the pool
to give a partisan touch.
On Tuesday night the New
Yorkers will hold a ball at the
hotel. Invitations have been
sent to 5000.
The cost of it all?
"We won't really know until
we get the bill." said Mr.. o.
Donnell. Delegates pay for
their own rooms, but the State
Central Committee is footing
the bill for the rest.
Evening star., 1960-07-23

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sherman of suburban
Los Angeles, Calf, were told by welfare
authorities last April they were too fat to
adopt year-Old Janet because obesity en-
dangered their lives. Now QOwer picture)
they have lost weight after a strict diet and
yesterday won the right to adopt the child.
MIR. Sherman weighs 277, loss of 55 pounds;
Mrs Sherman weighs PA, a loss of 80 pounds.
-AP WirephOO.
Evening star., 1960-07-23
Court Cuts Off Youths
Stolen Shopping Credit

A 17-year-old youth who
went on a 1886 shopping spree
with other peoples charge
plates was put on probation
yesterday after a stern warn
ing from acting Juvenile Court
Judge Austin L. Fickling.
You've got to walk a chalk
line" the judge said. "You can't
get into any more trouble or
you'll be taken out of the cem-
munity."
The Southeast youths three
shopping trips to two down.
town department stores began
last February "a after. a girl
he met at a party gave him a
shopping plate she had taken
from q District woman.
BY forging the cir" to
the woman's married name, he
bought STA worth Of mer-
chandise.
Then, according to the re-
port, the youth ingeniously set
out to find other charge plates
on his won.
Picking out names from the
telephone book. he made sew
eral calls, saying he was q rep
resentative of a department
store credit department. He
said there had been an error in
accounting and said the store
would send over a representa-
tive to pick up the customers
charge plate.
Two, women fell for the
Evening star., 1960-07-23

derpinnings of a ramp to carry
southbound traffic off the new
elevated expressway near Thir-
tieth street NV, across Rock
Creek parkway and onto the
inner loop. Eventually, a
northbound ramp will be built.
Until the west leg of the
inner loop and the Potomac
River freeway are constructed,
the new ramp will funnel
traffic from the Whitehurst
freeway onto Twenty = sixth
street NV.
Originally a giant inter-
change was planned for K and
Twenty seventh streets NV
to handle traffic from the two
riverside freeways, the inner
loops west leg and K street
NV. But District Highway
Director Harold L. Aitken said
the ramp will reduce the flow
of traffic through the inter
change and thus make it q
smaller operation.
The diversion of the traftlc
away from the interchange by
the ramp was proposal by the
Fine Arts Commission in an
effort to cut down the size OF
the interchange. Mr.. Aitken
said the idea was practical
and will reduce the interchange
| from three decks to two.
Evening star., 1960-07-23

NATL. sPlRITUALIsT ASSN.
Evening star., 1960-07-23

story. The youth went to their
homes. picked up the plates,
and then bought $l4o worth
of clothing at one store and
$31.65 at another.
His shopping racket was
detected by a salesgirl at the
second store who became sus-
picious and called detectives.
Evening star., 1960-07-23
Radar Error
Cited in Crash

LONG BEACH. Calf. July
% (AP).-A radarman was
running celebrating tests as his
destroyer bore down at 20
knots on another destroyer
hidden in fog, q fellow crew.
man says.
The testimony came yester-
day from Radarman &c Robert
A. Rose of the USS Collett
as a Navy board of inquiry
continued a hearing into the
destroyer collision last Tues
day of Southern California.
Rear Admiral william T.
Nelson. senior hearing officer,
asked why the Collett's radar
didn't spot the USS Ammen
until just before the Collett
rammed the Ammen, killing II
of her crewmerl.
Lack of Attention
Mr.. Rose said:
He (the radarman plotting
contacts) was trying to run
the celebrating tests and was
not devoting full attention to
the ships around him"
An ensign who had been ir
the Navy less than a month
was the only officer in the Col
let's radar-plotting room al
the time, the board was told
He is Ensign Francis j. Mootz
jr., 81, a former naval ROTC
cadet from the University o.
Notre Dame.
II was not a qualified CIC
Combat information center,
watch officer" said the ensign
He said he was standing by thu
radarman on the scope at th'
time of the collision and.
was watching him, but I hat
no knowledge if what he wa
doing was correct or not"
Spotted Too Late
The radarman spotted tht
Ammen when the two ship
were 300 yards apart. Navy of
f1cials said this left the vessels
only seconds to maneuver tt
avoid one another, since it take
hundreds of yards to turn o.
stop a fast-moving destroyer.
The Collett was making tes
runs after being outfitted with
new sub-detecting gear, and 81
per cent of its crew were newt!
assigned men, it was testified
earlier.
Evening star., 1960-07-23

CHURCH OF CHRIST
Evening star., 1960-07-23
Auto Driving Courses
To Sturt at YMCA

Two automobile driving in
struction courses will start at
7:15 pm. Monday at the YMCA
central branch, 1885 G street
NV.
A beginners course will in
clude four hours of class in
struction and five hours Of
driving. A refresher course will
include four hours of class in
struction with two hours of
driving.
Evening star., 1960-07-23

area. District Commissioner
A. C. yelling hailed the project
as a major artery to the
Northwest"
Robert w. Blake Inc. of
Bethesda was awarded a con-
tract of $112,712 for the un-
Evening star., 1960-07-23
First Contract Made
For Potomac FreeWoy

Relief motorists weary of the tralc
main roads to and from Northwest Washington during
promised yesterday with the award OF the rst
contract for the $22 million Potomac River freeway.
The eight-lane expressway will parallel the Whltehurst
freeway the Foggy Bottom
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-30
Goings-On at the Center

Club. under the leadership of Mrs.
Gloria Levinson, will meet every
Sunday, starting Oct. at the Cen
ter at $3.50 p. m.
Jon Gusick will be teaching a
fencing class Thursday evenings
from to s p. m. starting Oct. 20.
Registration can be made by call
ing Mrs. Bunny Shuch, CIR 4-54O7.
Classes in modern dancing,
chess, beginning folk guitar, paint
ing and sketching, sewing, square
and folk dancing will begin the
week of Oct. 2.
The Jewish Affairs Luncheon
Club with DR.. Morton CONFESS,
chairman. will have its first lunch
con Thursday, Oct. 20, at IL noon
at the Sahara Hotel. The group,
designed for business people, will
meet once a month.
An intramural athletic program
for Tween Boys (Grades through
81 will start Monday, Oct. 8, Z p.
m. at the Center. 1t will include
touch football, basketball, volley-
ball. and softball. The activity is
free to Center members. N n
members will be admitted for $3.50
which includes the cost of a jer-
sey.
Socials, group discussions, reg
istered programs and chance to
learn guitar, fencing and sewing
are some of the activities planned
for Phoenix teens
Every fourth Monday of the
month the Center in cooperation
with B'nai Birth Youth Organiza-
tons will hold a dance at the
Center.
jamie Spector, the head of the
Teenage Committee, is planning
programs concerning e n e
values, vocational training and
Jewish identification.
The Center is in need of an adult
leader for a teenage youth group
and three male and female leaders
for elementary school age youth
groups.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-30
.Hur-Zion Starfs
Religious School

Har-Zion Congregation of Scots
dale will start it's Sunday School
Program, Sunday, Oct. 9, 9:S0 a.
M, at the VFW building, 49th st.
and Thomas Road. For further in
formation call Herb Hecht VIII g.
O30O.
The congregation will hold cof-
fee hour Monday, Oct. 8, at 10 am.
for the purpose of organizing a
sisterhood. The event will take
place at the Western Savings Bank
Building, Room 2O2, 18 E. First
Street. Youth activities will be
discussed. For information call
Barbara Greiff, VIII 5-4602.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-30
Classified Ads
$1.OO for 25 words and &c per
word thereafter

A LADY TO SHARE or to rent
a beautiful two-bedroom apartment
with the same or working girl.
Shopping center, transportation,
pool. Nice location. CIR 1915.
FOR RENT pleasant room for a
woman in private home. N r
buses, shopping and synagogue.
AL 2-9361.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-30

Lidabelle Guberman will be the
director of the newly organized
Hazomir Choral Group. The first
meeting of the group will be Tues
day, October 4, $3.50 p. M, at the
Center. The repertoire will include,
English, Yiddish, and Hebrew folk
dances, both classical and Liturgi-
cal. This activity is free to Center
members, but all interested partici-
pants are urged to attend the first
meeting.
Mrs. Guberman studied piano,
violin and voice at Capitol College
of Oratory and Music. She par
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-09-30

ticipated for many years in h e
Westminster choirs. In Toledo,
Ohio, she organized and directed a
Pioneers Chorus which gave re-
citals throughout northern Ohio and
Michigan.
Starting Wednesday from $3.50 to
5 p. m. Barbara Goodfarb and her
family of puppets will be at the
Center for first through third grade
puppeteering group. Registration is
still open for this group.
The Tween Horseback Riding
Evening star., 1960-07-14
MANOR CLUB ESTATES

WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL
s lge. rms, including fam. -size kit.
plus entrance foyer, 21a baths,
dbl. gar. with livable space above.
This truly lovely home In its beau
tiful setting of old trees on lot
200'x220'. adj. golf course. must
be scent If you want suburganT
living at its richest. check this
one! $4,000. For appt; to inspect,
call Mr.. Lindholm, JU. $4,000.
Ewes, JU. 9-6422,
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO.. INC,
NEAR TEMPLE ISRAEL
Evening star., 1960-07-14
Breath Taking! /!

TO see these Franklin Vale homes
is to want to own one-for the
features are so much greater than
the selling price. With the cathe-
dral ceilings in the liv. rms. Of
the split-levels, and the true cen.
ter-hall split foyers in the ram
blers they are truly q delight to
see. Both have eating space in the
sized bedrooms, 2h baths, large
recreation rooms, sliding doors and
patloS Many extras. Come out
and see these Franklin Vale homes
today.
Evening star., 1960-07-14
RARE

NEW VENUS RAMBLER. Brick
with full bsmt. Quality built with
spacious kit, ample din. nm.
port and on level lot, s0x170l
MARS-S22, 900. A 3-bedrm., 2h-
bath brick rambler with foyer
entry, kit, family rm., full bsmt.
with rec. I'm. On level lot COX
1901
foyer entry 3-bedrm. and den,
25-bath 2-story split-level with
grand din. Tm., Spac. kit. and
mud rm.; sliding glass doors
to patio. Expand to 2 extra bed
rooms.
Evening star., 1960-07-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
5HEyY CHASE YTEW-peIiehtfui

1-level rambler. on fat lot, ap-
prox. 100x150; 3 bedrms., q;
baths, modern kit, spac. .liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm.: radiant heat; "a
blk. transp. A buy in mid sos.
9 a.m.-9 pm. EN-. 2-7400. NET
ZTED DEATTn
Evening star., 1960-07-14
fcONTINUEpl

BELVEDERE, VA. - Perfect for
groups > baths, bedrms., gay,
mod. furn., huge rec. rm., bar,
ping pong, washer: mr.. bus,
schools, conv. Melpar, Pentagon,
DC. 1928. AD. 4-6710.
CONN. AVE, AND EAsT-WEST
HWY.-Enchanting brick home,
completely and beautifully furn.,
including china, silver and linens.
3 bedrms., 2ia baths, . living
rmsa library and Hi-Fi. Enclosed
private garden. air-cond, bed
rms maid svsil; Call Mrs, Ken
PUNLoP; DUN o.. me- Nc REALTORS. up
Evening star., 1960-07-14

Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1960-07-14
APIS. uNFuRHIsHED-VA.
"A. HOUSES FURNISHED 70 RsniHOUsEs uNFUhE 70 REMIT
. fcoNT lIlIEnA

NEAR FORT MYER. 1918 North
Sesi SSinnmiOsGtm2 mGr., HDti . MafKEs0 Val 0I ASp SG
DUNLOP. INC. ST. 3-5050.
SMALL COTTAGE in wooded section
on bus line. 20 min. from D. c,
and Pentagon. Suitable for couple.
$50 KE. 6-TQ53
Evening star., 1960-07-14
tcONrINUEpl

DORCHESTER APTs.-I, . and 8
bedrms.; air cond., garden-type;
swimming pool. utils. incl: ga
rage avail; close to Navy Annex,
P,entagon, walking distance to
shopping, churches and schools.
2040 Columbia pike. IA. 7-0305.
LUXURY 2-bedroom apt, 64l
slige ave. Silver Spring: air
facilities. Gail OF. 4-79O0.
Evening star., 1960-07-14
KENsiNGTON = Bareain hunter

KEEWooD PARK, a prestige area
NAL; liv. rm., sep, din. rm.. fam
lily rm., kit. 4 baths, rec. rm.. .
car gar: set on o tree-shaded lot.
S39 $50: excel investment. E. F.
FRY co, OIL. 4-52l2: ewes, VIII
Evening star., 1960-07-14
tcoNTINUEDl

LoUD0UN Co.-AvAILABLE AUG.
18th: rambler: 3 bedrooms. base
nnent, garage; l acre lot; Is mi.
D. G.; $3.50 mo. LYNN REALTY,
JE. 2-94O0. ewes. JE. 2-6729.
Evening star., 1960-07-14
HOUSES URFURN. TO RENT

ANNANDALE-hir conditioned, g.
bedroom, 21z-bath split-level: i'm
mediate OCCUPANCY; S170 per mo
MERLE, NELSON REALTY, IA.
Evening star., 1960-07-14

DIPLOMAT sublets 2-3 summer
mos: 3 bedrm.. furn. hse.; gar
den; choice dist. AD. 4-1935.
EDGEMOoR = Beautifully fur.
nished, 3 bedrms., den. powder
nm. rec. rm., screened porch. De-
sirable neighborhood. Exceptional
house for discriminating tenants,
Long lease. Ewes, call MRS.
KRAABEL, WO. 6-1T53. WALKER
4 DUNLOP, INC, Uptown once,
EN-. a-6715.
FALLS CH. AREA-S225 mo; beau
tiful white Colonial on knoll; sur
rounded by 5 acres; bedrms., 3
paths; separate apt. can be rented
for $40 mo-; 2-car garage: Inn
med. poss. l.. COOK. JE. 2-3272
FoGGY BOTTOM-2-b.r. row hse /.
a;c:,. patio. Summer only or longer,
S24O. FE. 3-3034, Q p.m.-10 am.
Mr.. NIH-3- 2a-bath
brick split-level. rec. rm' and
study, patio; avail Sept. through
June 1861. Call OIL. 4-6Il7.
SILVER sPRING--3-bedrm. rarnb-
scr. porch, gar, fenced yard
Highland DIR. JU. S-7234
TEMPLE HILLS, MD. - Beautiful
home; two lge., one small bedrm.
and bath, Ice. liv. rm., din. rm
and kit. Ideal location for Boiling.
Andrews or Pentagon. S165 per
mo. Apply Mr.. COSENZA. 505l
Temple Hills I'd, CHI. $500, or
MRS. DESMOND, CO. 5-0432.
Evening star., 1960-07-14

RD.-4 bedrms., 8
baths, family rm. with hrepl.
full bsmt.. gear garage. Located
on 237 acres in the heart of the
hunt country. Many extras. S55,-
900. Ewes. call Mr.. Rose, GA. 4.
5256.
w, c. & A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
POTOMAC OFFICE
AK. 9-9563 AK. e-e3S0
Evening star., 1960-07-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-H.w.


KENT-sPRING VALLEY AREA;
$1S950 - Delightful little
''SHANGRI-LA" in wonderful
close-in residential areal Charm
ing frame bungalow, cute as q
button and clean as a pinl s
rooms and . baths, nicely ar
ranged as two separate living
quarters; magnifeent lot. 60x200,
with beautiful trees. Mr.. Morris,
OIL. 4-0027. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. INC, DI. 7-1411.
POTOMAC RIVER VIEW!-Im-
maculate 3-bedrm. brk. Colonial in
q perfectly delightful spot high
on the banks Of the river about
10 minutes from downtown and
Pentagon, . short blks. TO Hardy
Grade School on Foxhall road.
Low, LOW 20sl Mr.. Pardoe. OF.
4.4792. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC, DI. 7-l4l1.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-04-21

and knowledge in tractor care and
operation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-04-21
n Il " 6
FROM TIE
Gull1 Enjoy Library
BY EDITH BROCK

GIFTS Of books and periodicals
have been received recently from
russell II. King OF Cumberland.
MIS- Nirel Socrisl Of KItlmIler.
Mrs Gene Lillcr ad Dou4 a.
Buckley
The Graptsyile Branch Library
has received gifts of periodical sub
scr.pioas from Joha Young and
Alvin j. Miller. Books have becn
acaatcd to this library by Ebert
Bucket and Nyr3a Boiler
New novels Of the American
scene include South of the
Angels" by Jcssar1yn West The
Distant Trumpet" by Paul Horgan.
"A Hundred Hills" by Howard
Brcslin THAT Far Paradise" by
Gene Makcy, and pride of Pos
session" by James Street and Don
Tracy
Mary Stewards new novel My
Brother Michael" has an unusual
setting in Greece Other new
stories of mystery and romance are
Thunder Heights by Phyllis
Whitney, Might without End" by
Alistair MacLean. and Uncle
Paul by Celia Fremhn.