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Milford chronicle., 1961-01-20

out of the hairdresser's you can
be a mess. But real hats-hats
that cover your head-hide the
hair, frame your face. and give
you a well dressed look"
From his long experience in
Hollywood, he has no illusions
that every actress has a perfect
figure.
If the star isn't particularly
shapely and the scene calls for
her in a bathing suit, he explains
they take a faraway shot of a
beautiful girl in a bathing suit,
and then do a closeup of the star
If you worry because you don't
look as glamorous in your slip as
the actresses do in those bedroom
scenes, it's not your fault. The
filmed bras and slips and night
gowns are built up and zippered to
fit snugly like a dress, he says.
Furthermore: 1.-THE young star
lets are impossible" he says in
dignantly. "They know noting a
bout dressing. Their idea of a
wardrobe is sport clothes, a very
tight jazzy dress or closed
but very short, and with the
bosom out to here"
His advice for an 18-year-old
starlet is to learn to walk, to keep
well groomed, and dress very sim
ply.
About Joan Crawford, whom
he admires very much, he re-
calls:
81 said when / first saw Joan
Crawford that when l designed
for her, I'd first get rid of those
shoulder pads. Then l learned
they weren't shoulder pads. They
were Joan Crawford"
Milford chronicle., 1961-01-20
MILTON
Walter w. Crouch
Phone: Milton 1855

Goshen Methodist Church:
''At Top of the Hill
Milton, Delaware.
The Reverend Perry U. HILL
Pastor
Mrs. David Dutton, Junior, Or
ganist.
Services, Sunday January 22:
9:45 am. Sunday School
1900 am. Worship
$50 pm. Youth Fellowship
1880 pm. Evening Worship
At the Services World Services
will be observed. The Primary De-
partment will give toward a special
project to be the purchase OF a
Bible to be sent. to children in a
country of the primary children
choice, as their special activity
during this month as they study
''The Bible Goes Around the World
We are always glad to have new
friends and visitors to attend the
services of the Church, and invi-
tiation is extended to those seek
ing a church home to join with us
in fellowship.
Future Farmers OF America
Visit Harrisburg Show:
Leaving Milton School at 7:3C
Wednesday morning, January IL
% members of the Future Farmers
of America, R. w. Helm Chapter
Milton School went by a John An
nett Bus to Harrisburg, Pennsyl-
vania, to attend the annual farm
show, arriving there about 100.
The local group was accom-
panied by Supervising Principal
H. o. Birmingham, Mr.. Howard
West, President, Milton Board OF
School Trustees. Mr. Thayer Royal
teacher, and nineteen students OF
agricultural classes of the George
town School and their teacher.
The group saw tn efarm machi-
merry exhibits, including different
kinds of tractors, hay-balers, bull
dozers, lifts, silage pickers, and
numerous other farm machinery
They visited the livestock build
ing where there were horses, beef
cows, and dairy cows. Most of the
livestock had been awarded ribbons
Upon visiting the large arena
they saw a horse-pulling contest
in which the horses had to pull
2,506 pounds, 81 feet, plus a truck
in order to qualify for the finals
The group stayed overnight in
motel rooms about 10 miles from
the show grounds.
The second day was spent in re-
viewing the exhibits, leaving al
noon, homeward bound, arriving in
Milton about 500 that evening,
tired, but feeling that the two-day
trip was very worthwhile.
Senior Wins HOmemaking Award
The 1861 Betty Crocker Home
maker of Tomorrow winner in the
Milton Consolidated School is Miss
Dolores Buckley, a senior.
Having received the highest score
in written examination on home
making knowledge and attitudes
taken by local seniors, she becomes
a candidate for the state Home
maker of Tomorrow award which
will be announced in March.
Each school Homemaker of To-
morrow will receive an award pin,
manufactured by Jostens and re-
presenting the slogan, Home is
Milford chronicle., 1961-01-20

of dessert bridge at their home on
Saturday evening.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Roe
had as dinner guests, Mrs. Mary
Richards, of Woodside, and Mr..
Pete Petersen, of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hart, and
Wayne were among the guests at a
dinner on Saturday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Simpson, in Houston.
Milford chronicle., 1961-01-20
WHEN NOT TO SPAR

TUCSON, Ariz. ZAP Oscar
reza Martin, 80, of Tu o n
learned the hard way that there is
a big difference between amateur
and professional boxing.
Martin suggested to Ismal Mari
go, 27-year-old ex-fighter, t h t
they put on the gloves and spar
a little. Marigo landed one blow.
Martin was treated at a Tucson
hospital for a broken jaw.
Milford chronicle., 1961-01-20
MAGNOLIA
Mrs. Frances Hart
Phone: DE-5-516s

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Orvis enter
tanned to dinner at their home on
Saturday evening the following
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence jar
rell, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wilcutts,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hinsley, Mr..
and Mrs. Fletcher Bryan and Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Chichester, the latter
of Milford.
Mrs. Edith Turner, arrived at
the airport in Washington, on Sun
day, from Abilene, Texas and was
met there by her children, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack White. She will be
spending the next several weeks
here with her children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel Roe enter
tanned the Saturday Night Bridge
Club, of Camden, to three tables
Milford chronicle., 1961-01-20
SCHOLARSHIP FOR GAYLE

JACKSONVILLE, Ala. (AP)-
Clark Gable has received a 500
scholarship at Jacksonville State
College. But it wasn't the late
movie lover. 1t was the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Gable OF
Birmingham, Ala.
Milford chronicle., 1961-01-20
E1buu Allen 3,
80 '''''''' ''''',s!:9 90. 9..-r'..ez

Space.making Ethan Allen furniture
makes "Living-Bedroom'' with
storage space for clothes, treasures,
and hobbies, plus extra room for
reading, writing, or study. It's so
easy to decorate with go-together
cabinets, drawer and shelf units :.
10 get the built-in look without built.
in expense, make small rooms look
and live bigger. Truly open stock of
more than $50 coordinated pieces in
sizes to fit any room of any size or
shape. Sensibly priced, yet famous
Ethan Allen is the best Early Ameri-
can-beautiful and built to last.
Evening star., 1961-03-11
GOOD IN ADVERSELY
109o Less Than Fair Market

We are pleased to present SEVEN
BEAUTIFUL NEW AND ANTIQUE
brick ramblers in FIVE CHOICE
FAIRFAX LOCATIONS. These are
3 and 4-bedrm. expandable homes,
LARGE daylight bsmts, Reduced
SgSSssS5 SgS.s5O' S9Ss YoU S% SAVE Si,SSS 81 ooS 10 10
$4,000. YOUR choice in colored
dream kit. fixtures and YOUR
choice Of finish on several. Down
payment from S2,050 to $3.50!
ALL WILL GO THIS WEEK! Open
9-9 by appointment,
Evening star., 1961-03-11
ASSOCIATIONS
Doctors, Lawyers
S. P. zoning

Handsome Brick Residence
Call Mr.. Van Lowe
FE. $1,000 Ewes, JU. S-394s
JAMES L. DIXON & CO, Realtors
GOOD RENTAL PROPERTY
PRICE. $500. 1914 Sth st. NV
2-story brk.. rms, now rented
as single family dwelling; S100 mo
Evening star., 1961-03-11
APARTMENTS
APARTMENT
APARTMENT

9-unit apt. bldg. fully
rented: close to transp. and
shopping. l0es return on
your investment. Approx.
$4,000 cash will buy. Call
Miner g. Wahby with
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC.
MA. $4,000. Res. HE. 4-3022
Evening star., 1961-03-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ALL THERE is IN OPPORTUNITY

ALL THERE is IN OPPORTUNITY
Service station, located in Alexan-
dria and is now used as q major
oil company training station. The
business Is there to work. Any
man who is experienced and has
enough mechanical ability to give
make. a highly profitable income
This particular station has been
promoted and at present peak is
fast going, For complete admin
iStrative facts call LA $4,000.
III S-A212 after 6,2n n m
Evening star., 1961-03-11
CURTIS C. GLEN

CURTIS c. GLEN
& ASSOCIATES CIR. 3-4575
TOWNE ESTATES 4
and 4 bedrm. brick homes located
on nice lots in the town Of Fair
fax. Priced at S21,5OO. $4,000
down and monthly payments OF
approx. $l39 per mo-, incl. taxes
and insurance. Cow. to schools
follow Arl. blvd, Rte. 80, to in
tersection Of 1913. Left on i23 Ia
236. left on 236 to East St., right
on East st. and follow signs OF
AUSTIN D. THOMPSON REALTY
AUSTIN D. THOMPSON REALTY
CO. to open house at 2OS Cleve.
land st. Open | to dark. Sat. Sim
Evening star., 1961-03-11
MCLEAN
FIRST TINE OFFERED

MCLEAN AREA-Central air-cond
bi-level: liv. rm., din. rm., 3 bed.
rms, 3 baths, cherry paneled rec
rm.. . firepls., fully equip. GE kit
Low 30s. 5026 Waggaman circle
Ell. 6-314S.
MCLEAN. VA bedrms., 8 baths
split level; rec. rm., carport anc
patio: near all schools: assume
$4,000, 44ss VA loan; S2s,00O.
Evening star., 1961-03-11

PRICE, $4,000 400 Warner st
NV. 6-rm. brk., new elec. fixture,
throughout house. new automatic
gas heating plant, floors put in
very good cond. Rental; $S5 mo
Evening star., 1961-03-11

BUYERS NEEDED who don't mind
painting in order to save on house
purchase. Pennsylvania Dutch
styled home with O BIG kitchen
AND sep din. rm., comfortable
liv. rm. with firepl, with built-in
heatalators. 3 "twin-siZe" bedrms. =,
plus rear enclosed all-weather
porch: over-sized "a acre with tall
trees and completely Anchor
fenced. Very conv. to bus, shop
ping and schools. Only 5000 down,
500 per mo,
Evening star., 1961-03-11
OPEN
ROUNDTREE
Panoramic View

Here's q honey! A beautiful gleam-
ing WHITE, 4-bedroom. 2la-bath
brick rambler with diversified liv-
ing rm. with fireplace, family
size dining rm., modern kitchen
with eating Tpace, LOVELY FIN
ISHED REC. ROOM in huge day
Of BIG oak TREESl Immaculate
throughout! From the living
room. dining room. kitchen and
master bedroom (air conditioned)
there Is q lo-mile PANORAMIC
VIEW OF the D. c. skyline
And it's in one OF North ATling-
tons prestige neighborhoods! Yet
only S2S,400: $1,000 cash and
assume present financinRI HOT! |!
CAN now! BARR REALTY, INC,
IA. 4-33b0
Evening star., 1961-03-11

ARL., N.-Well-built mod. 2 one.
bedrm., two-bedrm. apt. bldg
always full; low overhead: priced
approx z times gross. No furn
apts, ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE
CORP. ia. 7-444S, KI. S-15S2.
ARL., N.-Two l-story brick stores
Lee hwy, in est. shopping center
Attract. sound investment. Will
sell one or both az reasonable
price in easy terms. ARLEDGE
REAL ESTATE CORP, IA. z.
444S, ia. 4-O324,
Evening star., 1961-03-11
Available
SerH,ina Station

DGI VIC OUdG GlOIl
SUITED FOR AUTO REPAIR, paint
ing. etc. This is not one Of our
most modern stations, yet it is
in busy .,rea, therefore we will
accept Cny reasonable proposition;
low rental along with large ga
rage; offers aggressive individual
unlimited profit potential; little
money needed For information,
call LA. $4,000: after z p.mn
OIL. 4-257S.
Evening star., 1961-03-11
AREAL DOLL HOUSE
$2,7O0

Cash down payment will buy this
4-bedrm., 3-bath -bi-level: other
features include fin. rec. rm., fully
equipped kits sliding patio doors;
June 10: for complete informa-
tion and appt. to inspect call
& Hill, Inc.
Du. 6-ol33 ia. 4-427C
Evening star., 1961-03-11

ALEXANDRIA, Soft Mt. Vernon
gkTy;. 20 min; p c. ImmSculste
souDis pIf on wooded %Si'f ls-aeTsa cqsa but iOs
step from bus, shops, and schools.
Offered FHA at $4,000. LOU
CHACEY REAL ESTATE, so. g.
Evening star., 1961-03-11
APARTMENT

Montgomery County; garden
type: p units; luxury. CON-
pletely air conditioned. Gross
annual income S33.70O.
First trust 4.6eS interest.
Call Mr.. Martin with
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Ma. $4,000. Res. OIL. 4-6S20
Evening star., 1961-03-11
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
FAIRFAX AREA

FATRFAX-2-bedrm. rambler, storm
windows; lge. attic storage;
fenced shaded yard; brick barbe-
cue. $4,000. CIR. 3-6046.
Evening star., 1961-03-11
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

BLADENSBURG, MD.-II,6S4 50.
IT.: mod. offices: Zoned L.: truck
docks, railroad siding. WA. 2
5000: after i nm I'm 4-2233.
Evening star., 1961-03-11
George Mason Green Co
DEAL TGRS La A.1AAl

BETTY FRANKLIN will be your
hostess at 1902 Essex ave. Spring
field Sunday from / to dark
See this 3-bedrm;, brick rambler,
full bsmt., . ait cond., storm
doors and windows, DIR: Shirley
hwy, to Springfield, right off
Shirley to traffic light (Backlick
rd) right to Essex ave. then left
to 1902,
Evening star., 1961-03-11

BLOCK BUILDING, 9,7OO 50. It.
Suitable for dry storage, machine
shop, truck terminal, etc. Located
on U. s. Rte. 301, Upper Marlboro,
Nd.
Evening star., 1961-03-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
(CoNTINUEDl

APT furn. apis, rent $3.50, in
come $3.50; price $1,000, $500
down. 1440 N st. NV. Present
owner 16 years Phone FE. 7-5093.
Evening star., 1961-03-11
FAIRFAX

EGGHEAD WANTED for new brick
split-foyer home near site Of
George Mason College. Large liv-
Ing rm., 3 bedrms., dream kitchen,
carport; roughed-in bath in base
ment. Builder will finish rec. rm.,
bedrm. and bath in bsmt. at cost.
Only SCI 500. To see, phone
CITADEL REALTY IA. 4-7113
FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-br. .
b.: fenced u q. lge. CT dn. payt.
REQ. S1S,950. OWNER JE. 4-56l7
FALLS CHURCH, VACANT: tre-
mendouS!-4 bedrooms, . baths;
built-in garage, screened porch
asking S20,950: take over the
S16,400 41aeo loan with a small
down payment. POMPONIO REAL
TY, 22lS Wilson blvd. ia. g.
b561.
FALLS CHURCH-S450 dn. FHA.
Fireplace, washer. drier. disposal:
bedrms. with space for 2 more.
Call JE, 4-5494 or IA. 5-ISO0
Evening star., 1961-03-11
HOUSES FOR SALE4-VA.
(coNTINuEpl

ALEXANDRIA, Soft Mt. Vernon
pkwy.,. 20 min. D, c. Immaculate
souple on wooded h-acrs' but a
step from bus, shops, and schools.
Offered FHA at $4,000. LOU
CHACEY REAL ESTATE, so. g.
AMONG THE EXECUTIVES in
Country Club Hills, the best of
North .Arlington's many fine resi-
Dental sections. Spacious white
2 full and two "a baths, rec. rm.,
maids rm., porch, patio, garage,
'entranee hall, fully equipped kit,
23-ft. living rm., and q most at
tractive dining room with bow
type window overlooking garden.
needing only sunshine to burst
forth in radiant Splendor. A dis
tinctive home in q prestige loca-
tion sttractively priced at S37: :
owner will hold balance in Ist
trust. Won't last. Better call
now. FLORANCE REALTY. 23l7
Wilson Boulevard, ia. 10000.
ANNANDALE : split-level: 4 bed
rms, ga baths; GI loan. 1908
Bristow dr.. CT. 6-2773. No agts.
ANNANDALE-3 bedrms., split
level. IA baths, fin. rec, rm.
close all schools; quick sale due
to transfer; $4,000, CL. 6-6695
ANNANDALE,-1,O67 ACRES with
rear. half enclosed by a 81, 500
plank woven 5-ft. fence. A place
for REAL HORSE, NOT JUST
A SAW HORSE. You will be en-
tranced by this RANCHY RAM
BIER with its soft. living room
and other PLUS physical features.
Quick occupancy, too! Only S22,-
POO with $500 Down; Inspect
REALTR2P RI L%RPt aa1S PieSff Wilson fS9lMpoN!o SlSd HT
Va. ia. 5-5561.
ANNANDALE-4-bedrm. brk. RAM
bier, firepl., complete GE kit,
ia baths; all the basics plus lge.
beaut. rec. rm.; level fenced yard;
aluminium storm windows. Good
deal on financing. $4,000. Call
JE. 3-S0S3.
ANNANDALE-A place for a REAL
RANCHY RAMBLER is situated on
1857, acres with about half en-
closed bv . S1,500 plank woven
5-ft. fence. you will he entranced
with the physical features OF the
mouse; quick occupancy, S22 800
MAeA aPRAOA. bObOUU CdSu uONH.
I1Speet pS[sSd>yg BY appointment; please
son Blvd Arl. Va, ia. 5-5561.
ANSlN.A4NDALE~By owner assume
brk. rambler, tarport, full bsmt..
= fireplaces, roomy GE kit, fully
equip, walking distance to par
ochial elementary and high school,
mr.. de luxe shopping center. FHA
approved $4,000. CL. 6-2294.
AREA REPRESENTATIVES, sCHoLz
HOMES-ARTHUR LOWE. JR. 5000
WIS, ave. Bethesda, Nd. OIL f.
ARL. N.-6-room brick veneer,
large lot, nr. busline, shopping
center, excel. schools, churches
Ideal for children. military family
ARLINGTON HALL. No agents.
Ii. 7-701S.
ARL., My OWNER; brick; .
oedrms., den. Lovely patio. Dead
end street. Sc2 900. JE. 2-3O39.
ARL, M bedrms., 8 baths, top
loo. nr: williamsburg and York
town schools: 34-ft. liv. rm., sep.
DIN. rm.. huge semi-finished rec
Lovely lot. Middle ,36s. KRoNEN-
BURG, Agent, ia. 5-2259, ia. 81
ARL. N. COUNTRY CLUB.-Top
convenience, superb lot, 4-bedrm =,
3-bath rambler, gar, porch, rec
rm.; $31,900. IA. 1880.
Evening star., 1961-03-11
NEW

Store and office, 1000 to 5000 So.
IT. at Fairfax Circle, Virginia
Air conditioned, driye-in ramp for
storage, fireproof building with
large parking area. This space
is Just what the plumber, electrical
contractor, ETC., ordered. Call CIR
3-530l or CL. 6-2318.
Evening star., 1961-03-11

AUTO RETAIL-Is this your busi-
ness? Need additional outlet?
Have active lot, finest location;
low rent; Route l, south of Alex
andria. Get set for big spring
business. Available with inventory
and manager salesman setup.
Other business demands my time
Box lSO-T, Star
Evening star., 1961-03-11
WILL TRADE
FOR STORE

3-apt. house at 45 T st. NV: free
and clear. OWNER, MA. S-9743.
1926 eth ST. NV. - Approx.
1926 50. IT.. gas heat and air
cond., $3.50. For information call
st. NV, MA. S-0352.
18th ST, above Columbia I'd
Now available. desirable location
for any retail business: heavy
foot traffic from major bus lines:
Sl75 per month. OWNER, ME.
S-1I30; ewes. OIL. 2-4543.
1901 14th ST. N.W.-Cellar, heat.
LEASE, reaS. rent. EDMUND NJ.
n,GIII IMAM MA q "a 9
Evening star., 1961-05-19
President Gives
Housing Priority

A group Of officials Of the
National Association of Home
Builders said they we're assured
by President Kennedy today
that housing would be "the
primary function" of a pro-
posed new cabinet department
of urban affairs.
E. J. Burke of San Antonio,
Tex, president of NAHB, told
reporters that the group ex-
pressed concern to the Presi-
dent about reports that hous-
ing would be subordinated to
such urban problems as trans
portation in the new depart
ment.
He said the group calling on
Mr.. Kennedy at the White
House was very pleased" at
his assurance that housing
would be of primary i'm
portance."
Evening star., 1961-05-19
Pair Charged
In Georgetown
Housebreukinq

Two young housebreaking
suspects were arrested under
the Whitehurst freeway in
Georgetown last night, police
reported.
The two, Thomas T. Morgan,
20, of the 2600 block of Pomeroy
road Sc, and a 16-year-old,
were taken into custody after
they allegedly broke into the
home of John H. Aiken, 1921
Twenty-eight street NV,
police said.
The intruders fled after their
entry was interrupted by Miss
Dee Clapsaddle, "a, of 1915
Twenty-ninth street NV, a
niece of Mr.. Aiken, who was
sewing in an upstairs room.
Police said they took Miss Clap
saddles purse but dropped it
in the street as they ran.
Both youths we're charged
with housebreaking.
Evening star., 1961-05-19

the general impression: "Ob-
viously these meetings are go
ing to last some time"
A neutralist delegate reported
that two American flyers and
an American television camera
man missing since their hell
copter went down in rebel ter
ritory are alive and well.
Presumably they are prison
ers Of the Pathet Lao, but
Pathet Lao delegates said only
they had not heard of the in
cident and would check.
Seen in Rice Field
The Americans aboard the
helicopter when it went down
Monday so miles northeast Of
Vientiane are NBC cameraman
Grant Wolfkill Of Shelton,
Wash. and Hong Kong; Pilot
Edward r. Shore Of Galloway,
Tenn, and Flight Mechanic
John P. McMorrow Of Brooklyn.
The helicopter was spotted in
a rice field. apparently undam-
aged. by air searchers Wednes-
day.
Five other Americans have
been captured by the Pathet
Lao, but the rebels have given
no direct word on them.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
Vientione Shifts Stand; j;
Peace ToIks Bog Down

BAN NAMONE, Laos, May 1s
(AP). - Laotian peace talks
were stalled again today when
the right-wing royal govern
ment changed its position and
said cease fire details should be
discussed before negotiations to
form a coalition government.
The Vientiane government
said 1t was returning to its
original stand because fighting
had increased and I'VE can
not discuss politics while Lao
soldiers are being killed"
Representatives Of the pro-
Communist Pathet Lao rebels
and Prince Souvanna Phouma's
so-called neutralists said some
incidents were unavoidable.
They argued the three Laotian
factions should stick by their
Wednesday agreement to make
the forming of a provisional
coalition government the first
order Of business.
To Meet Monday
Today'S meeting, fourth
major session held in this sleepy
rebel village rs miles north of
-Vientiane, ended with an agree
-ment only to meet again Mon
day.
A neutralist delegate voiced
Evening star., 1961-05-19
To Meet Monday
BY DAVID 8. BRODER
Star Staff Writer


The Senate today defeated
two minor amendments to the
school aid BILL, then turned tc
debate the issue of how Fed
eral funds should be shared
among the States.
The manager of the bill
Senator Morse, Democrat OF
Oregon, predicted the measure
would pass next week without
any crippling amendments"
Called into session at 8 am
three hours earlier than usual
in an effort to speed action
on the major Kennedy admin
istration proposal. the Sena-
tors quickly disposed Of two
relatively unimportant amend
ments.
The first, offered by Senator
Cotton, Republican of New
Hampshire. was a substitute
which would have turned back
to each State 3 cents of the g.
cent Federal tax on cigarettes
sold in that State. It was de-
feated, 63-29.
PrOxmire Also Loses
The second amendment, by
Senator Proxmire, Democrat OF
Wisconsin, was beaten, 1922.
It was a technical change to
convert the financing of the
bill from Federal grants to tax
sharing, without affecting the
division Of funds among the
States.
Two Republicans, Senators
Javits of New York and Cooper
Of Kentucky, then called up
their amendment which would
basically revise the committee
approved distribution formula.
The chief differences be-
tween the Cooper-Javits for
mula and the committee for
mula are:
l. The Cooper -Jsvits formula
Is based on public school at
tendance, while the committee
formula is based on total school
age population.
2. The Cooper-Javits formula
would provide $40 a year per
public school pupil to all States
with a bonus payment to low
income States designed to bring
Evening star., 1961-05-19
Senator BIukley
Selling His Stock
In Bruniff Line

DALLAS, May 10 (AP).-
Senator William A. Blakley
of Dallas today said he and the
Blakley-Braniff Foundation are
selling their multi-million dol
lar interest in Braniff Interna-
tional Airways to four Dallas
businessmen.
The purchasers in the $13.5
million transaction are j. Erik
Jonsson, chairman of Texas
Instruments, Inc; Eugene Nc
Dermott, Cecil Green and P. E
Haggerty.
Senator Blakley said the deaI
involves slightly more than a
million shares in Braniff Air
ways.
The Senator, now serving by
interim appointment and can
didate in a May q election foI
the unexpired term of Vice
President Lyndon B. johnson
said he feels he could best rep
resent Texans by divesting
himself of both his Branift
stock and the responsibilities ii
entailed.
Evening star., 1961-05-19
SO Refugee Nuns
Arrive From Cuba

MIAMI, Fla, May 19 (AP).-
Thirty eight Roman Catholic
nuns arrived here yesterday,
the first large religious refugee
contingent to fly out of Fidel
Castro's Cuba.
They said they had been
divested of virtually all their
possessions except their cloth
ing.
Arriving with them on spe-
cial Pan American Airways
flight were Sc other refugees.
all Cubans. Among them were
10 children, including two
infants.
The nuns were scheduled to
proceed Immediately to Puerto
Rico, where they plan to re-
main indefinitely. Most Of the
nuns are Cubans.