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Holmes County herald., 1961-04-27

Mrs. Lille Branch attended
a trade show at the Heidel-
berg Hotel in Jackson with
her class at the Costomology
school Of Holmes Junior Col
lege.
Evening star., 1961-09-12
SHOP TOMORROW TO 9P.M.

Store Hours This Week: Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, 10 to 9; Saturday,
Toto E. Free Parking. '.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-27

WINGED a major realignment of
political forces is taking place
in what has long been consid-
red a one-party State.
He noted that both during
his campaign and since a
number of local political lead
ers who had identified them
selves previously as "conserVa-
tive Democrats" or Democrats
for Eisenhower and Nixon" had
publicly switched their ale
glance to the Republican party
Sees Lines Shifting
Mr.. Cox echoed that view
predicting that lin the next
two years theer will be a shift
ing of lines in Texas politics
to get the conservatives on one
side of the fence"
The Democratic tradition ir
the State, he said, will moi
block the process, because
party labels don't mean toe
much anymore. Most people ii
Texas-particularly the young
people will tell you they VOTE
for the man, not the party"
Texas Democrats in Wash,
ington were inclined to mini
mize the significance of thest
developments. "A basic realign'
ment OF political forces nigh
happen" one man said, "but,
hasn't yet"
Election Law Changed
NonetheleSs, the Texas Dem
ocratic Party is taking step
to meet the increasing chal
lenge from the G. o. P. TIL
Legislature, repeatedly actinI
at the request of Speaker Ray
burn, recently amended tn
election law to require a runof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-27

in any special election for Con-
gress or the Legislature in
which the leading candidate
failed to win a majority of all
votes cast.
The 4action was taken with
a view to the forthcoming Spe-
cial election in San Antonio
and Bexar County to choose a
successor to Representative
Kilday, Democrat, who is re-
signing at the end of this seS-
sion of Congress to become a
Federal judge.
Democrats feared Republic
cans might elect their nominee,
Attorney John Goode in a
high man wins" contest if
! the Democratic vote were split
among a number OF candidates.
Close Fight Expected
Even under the new law, the
Bexar County congressional
fight is expected to be close.
Republican Goode is a conServ-
alive of the Tower Goldwater
school while his likelieSt Dem
ocratic opponent, State Sena-
tor Henry Gonzalez is regarded
as the leading liberal in the
Texas Legislature.
Mr.. Gonzalez led Senator
Tower by some 5000 votes in
his home county in the first
round of the special Senate
election last spring. but was
eliminated from the runoff ir
the Statewide vote. In the
runoff, Senator Tower carried
Bexar County over former
Senator Blakley, a conservative
Democrat by some 1000 votes
The date for the specia,
House election will be set after
Mr.. Kilday resigns from Con-
greSS.
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brief increase in air pressure.
Therefore it is audible and usu-
ally heard as two sharp, explo-
Sive cracking noises - because
there really are two waves Gre
ated, one from the nose Of the
plane, another from the tail.
Almost always, the evidence
of sonic boom is noise. Occa-
sionally, under unusual condi-
tons including low-flying air
craft, the shock wave can crack
windows and do minor damage
to structures.
The Air Force is certain Of
one thing about sonic boomS
They usually produce nervous
or irate public reaction. The
boom never kills anyone and
only rarely causes damage, the
Air Force says. But it fright
Iens-and often annoys-citizens
unprepared for it.
Most of the interceptors to be
used in SkyShield fly at super
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-27
BY the Associated Press

Air Force headquarters is
advising all its commands III
the United States to expect a
rash of telephone inquiries and
complaints about sonic booms
on october IA.
On that day the North Amer
lean Air Defense Command
and the Strategic Air Com
mand conduct their massive air
defense exercise called Sky
shield.
About 5000 sortieS will be
flown by approximately 1000
jet fighters and bombers. A
sortie is one flight flown by
one plane and some planes will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-27

Tower and State Republican
Chairman Tad Smith ha v e
promised to help clear the way
for Mr.. Cox ii he decided to
run next year as a Republican.
Senator Tower whose vic
tory last May as the first pop
ularly elected Republican Sen
ator in Texas history was an
upset of epic dimensions, said
in an interview he is con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-27
Tito Names Envoy

BELGRADE, Aug. 26 (AP) -
President Tito has chosen Cvi-
jetin Mijatovic, director for the
official party organ Komunist,
as Yugoslavia's new ambassador
to the Soviet Union. Mr.. Mi
jatovic, IS, held top military
political posts during World
War II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-27
Sonic Booms on Oct. II
To Blast Nations Ears

fly several times on that day.
The messages going out to
commands and all military
airdromes request that all
questions and complaints about
strange explosive sounds and
mild shock waves be explained
Immediately, courteously and
carefully.
A sonic boom is the shock
wave that streams downward
from an airplane flying at speed
faster than sound-about ESQ
miles per hour at sea level. $50
m.p.h. at attitudes of 10000
feet or above.
The shock wave actually is a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-27
Cox May Battle Daniel
Under G. 0. P. Bonner
By DAVID S. BRODER
Star Staff Writer

The runner-up in last years
Texas Democratic gubernato-
rial primary is about to switch
to the Republican Party, add
ing new impetus to the develop
ment of a two-party system
in the Lone Star State.
He is Jack Cox, a Brecken-
ridge (Tex.D Gilman and former
executive secretary of the con-
sentative organization called
Freedom in Action. In the 1860
Democratic primary, Mr.. Cox
received Al per cent of the vote
against incumbent Gov. Price
Daniel.
Mr.. Cox confirmed in a tele-
phone interview yesterday that
he is very seriously consider
ing" running for Governor next
year as a Republican. He said
he would make a formal an
nouncement of his plans in the
near future.
COnfers With Tower
In Washington, S en- a to r
Tower. Republican of Texas,
said he had been comforting
with Mr.. Cox by telephone and
expected his announcement to
be a very Signifant devel-
opment' in Texas politics.
Other sources said Senator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-27

sonic speed. The B-52 and BAT
bombers fly substantially. The
B-58 mediums operate at times
supersonically.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Your nest home is HERE

One Of these carefully designed and
poinstokingIy built homes will be ready
soon for your family. Plan now to pick
place for years Of happy family living
in this lovely Springfield suburb. Note
the trees and the large level lots the
bockyords are big, too It's quiet and
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Fences HighIieht
Ordinary Houses
By ANDY LANG
AP NewsfeotuFes Writer

Gated 5 to 10 feet apart,
depending on the type of
fencing, and the holes are
dug to a depth of two or
three feet.
The posts should be heart
wood Of a naturally durable
species or chemically treated
wood. Well-tamped earth
around the post usually pro-
vides a firm base, but where
the soil is very soft or yield
ing, a concrete base may be
needed.
A simple and easy way to
provide a firm base is to
mix the packing soil with
a small quantity Of Portland
cement before tamping the
hole. When the hole is al
most filled, add a small
amount of water.
Peck Soil
The posts should be
checked for plumb" with
a carpenters level and tenn
porarily braced until firmly
set. Afterwards, finish filling
the holes, packing down the
loose soil firmly.
Some persons prefer to
paint or stain the fence
after it is completed. We
have found it easier to paint
the posts and other COM
ponents before the installa-
ton. Be sure to use a good
quality exterior paint. If you
apply at least three coats,
you'll get a result that will
last for years.
Evening star., 1961-06-17

pleasant community only moments
owoy from z shopping centers, 5
schools, and many recreation areas
golf, baseball, fishing, etc. The very
best financing GI, FHA and IN
SERVICE. Come out today and pick out
your next home.
Evening star., 1961-06-17

Few improvements as in
expensive as a wooden fence
can add as much pure charm
to what otherwise might be
considered an ordinary
house.
It doesn't change the
house, anymore than a frame
changes a picture, but it
adds a picturesque touch as
well as an air of individual
ity. For the do-it-yourselfer,
a wooden fence is a project
which can be handled in
stride, usually over a week
end.
All fences utilize two es-
Sential components - hori-
zontal members, known as
stringers or rails, and verti-
cal members, known as posts,
boards or picketS. While the
picket fence is the most COM
mon type, others are basket
weave, Stockade, board-on-
board, zig-Zag and similar
patterns that take advantage
not only Of the wide variety
of shapes but of the natural
grain of wood for the crea-
ton of unusual effects.
Foney MoterioI
The fancier fence materials
cost more, because the lum-
ber dealer must cut the COM
ponentS to order. The hori-
zontals and verticals needed
for picket fences and some
types of board fences are
usually carried in stock.
They are available in stand
ard lengths and widths, in
four or five different pat
terms. Incidentally, when
buying the lumber, get a
supply of nonrusting nails
and rent or borrow a post
hole digger.
Before starting work, be
sure to determine from local
authorities whether a per-
NIT is needed and what
regulations, If any, must be
followed. And, Of course, be
100 per cent certain you
know where your property
line is located.
~ The best way to lay out
q fence is with stakes, made
from one-by-one scrap lum-
ber six inches long, and
mason's twine or fish line.
Use the posthole digger to
make the holes for the ver-
tical framing.
Check Posts
AS a rule, posts are To-
, 1961-04-22
Governor Expresses
Thunks to US. Coast
Guurd Commander

In q letter addressed to Captain
John P. German Commander Of
the Greater Antilles Section of
the United States Coast Guard,
Governor Paiewonsky expressed
thanks for the services rendered
during the inaugural activities.
want you to know" the
Governor wrote, that the Gov
eminent and the people Of the
Virgin Islands deeply appreciate
all the wonderful services and CO.
operation afforded by the Coast
Guard Cutter Aurora for firing
the II gun salute, as well as, the
facilities Of the Aurora" and the
vessel assigned here to carry the
official party to and from the is
land of st. John.
I personally wish to add my sin
cere thanks to you for the CO.
operation and assistance which
you and your staff rendered on
this occasion and which went far
beyond the call Of duty
&
, 1961-04-22
Pilot Plunt Will
Supplements Pofuble
Wdter System Here

HE
In order to supplement the
Potable Water System on st.
Croix Governor Paiewonsky has
initiated discussions with the
Clark Company, a subsidiary Of
Dresser Industries . + Dallas,
Texas, for the construction Of a
Salt Water Conversion plant here.
This pilot plant is expected to
produce approximately $4,000 gal
Ions of fresh water per day.
The Governor has discussed this
project with members Of the Le-
gislature and details are present
~ being worked out.
, 1961-04-22
.Pldns for S~trengthen'g
OF RunwuYApproved
Asks FAA Contributn

Plans and specification approx
aedsbyG oNernm RaierEo9kh ape
been cumpletad for strengthening
and repaving the original 1000
foot section Of the runway at the
Alexander Hamilton Airport here.
When this is accomplished that
section of the runway will be able
to accommodate jet planes in the
future. Application has been sub
mitted to the Federal Aviation
Administration for approval of
the project and to provide a con-
tribution Of SIT, 200.
Engineering plans are already
under way for further extension
of the runway to accommodate
modern jet aircraft traffic to and
from continental United States.
, 1961-04-22
Governor. legislators
Confer with OfficidIs
On Sdlt Voter Plunt

Governor Paiewonsky sat in on
a conference between the mem
bers of the Legislature and repre-
sentatives Of the Clarke Brothers
Company, who are planning to
set up a rather unique salt water
conversion plant in st. Croix.
The Corporation will put up the
plant at its own expense, but re-
quests the Government to guaran-
tee to purchase at least fifty per
cent Of the output at the price Of
$l.87 per thousand gallons.
, 1961-04-22
Legislature Mukes
Funds Avuiluble for
Surplus Food Prog'm

The Legislature, upon the re-
quest Of Governor Paiewonsky,
has made available the sum Of
81, 500 to initiate the surplus food
distribution program in the Vir-
gin Islands.
The responsible officials have
been requested by the Governor
to proceed with all speed to get
the program underway in the
three islands as soon as possible,
and if at all possible before the
end of the fiscal year.
, 1961-04-22
Pres. Kennedy SoYs
He Would Like to
Visit Virgin islands

President John F. Kennedy, in
a Heller to Gov. Ralph M. Pale.
wonsky. stated his desire to visii
the three islands. The text Of the
Presidents letter follows:
Il want TO thank you for your
letter Of April 1lth and the
copies cd your inaugural address
and message to the Legislature
Of the Virgin Islands. / hope that
Mrs. Kennedy and ! will be able
to accept your offer of hospita-
lily on ST. Croix and to visit all
three islands as part cd a Carib-
bean tour sometime in the future.
In the meantime. ! want to ex-
Tend to you my very best wishes
and support for a vigorous and
progressive administration ON be-
half Of the people Of the Virgin
Islands"
, 1961-04-22
VICORP to Turn Over
Houses at Bethlehem
orResettlinqFomilie

On, Kenneth Bartlett, President
Of the Virgin Islands Corporation,
upon the request Of Governor
Paiewonsky, agreed to have trans
ferred to the local government APP
proximately fifty houses located
at Estate Bethlehem.
The buildings will be removal
ed for use as an emergency hous-
ing for resettling distressed fami-
lies on the island.
The houses will be transferred
on a lease basis.
, 1961-04-22
CT Convention
SetfoESun..ApEil2 "a
III FTederilksted

All grownups, especially mar
5ried couples, are cordially invited
to attend the island-wide Chris
tan Family Movement Conven-
ton which will be held at st.
Gerard's Hall in Frederiksted at
800 P. M. on Sunday, April %,
1861.
The theme of the convention
will be "Roles In Marriage" The
special guest speaker will be the
Rev. Thomas A. Stanley, SIN,
Rector of the Catholic University
of Puerto Rico. Father Stanley is
Continued on page A.
, 1961-04-22
Helene Hurris WEEDS
Boritin Quiet
Ceremony Today

Mrs. Helene Harris was married
to Louis F. Bort in a quiet cere-
mony in the garden Of their new
home at Frenchman's Cove, Shoys
Estate at 400 pm. today.
The ceremony was performed by
Municipal Judge William Moor
head.
Only a few personal friends
were on hand to witness the cere-
mony.
, 1961-04-22
Bill to Provide Funds
For Government ms.
Fund Gets Approved

Bill No. 1873 to appropriate adj
ditional funds for the operation of
the Government Insurance Fund
for the balance of the current fis-
cal year, has been approved by
Governor PaieWonsky. He also
approved a bill providing appro-
priations for several departments
of the Government for the cur
rent fiscal year.
He also concurred in the resolu-
ton passed by the Legislature
calling the attention of the Presi-
dent and the Congress of the
United States to drastic and adj
verse impact on the economy of
the Virgin Islands posed by the
reduction of Customs exemptions.
, 1961-04-22
Cunvds Roof Of
Kg Christiun Gallery
Destroyed by Fire

Part of the canvas roof Of the
gallery at the King Christian Res-
taurant on the wharf was burned
early on Thursday morning. The
fire, Of unknown origin, started
on the north end and burned
about half Of the canvas.
It was discovered by Patrolmau
, 1961-04-22

Robert Todman while making his
rounds. The Fire Department was
notified and put out the blaze be-
fore any serious damage was
caused to the building.
, 1961-04-22
Pigutes to Clash with
Cubs on Sunday at
Cunegutu Boil Pork

In the baseball games
scheduled for Sunday after
noon on the Canegata Ban
Park, the Pirates will play
against the Cubs of Bethle-
hem in the first game, at
one o'clock sharp.
In the second game of the
afternoon, the Commands
will meet the new team Of
the league, the Orioles, for
their first try against one Of
the strongest contenders in
the league. Don't fail to see
this young team in action.
, 1961-04-22
Mr.. & Mrs. Sidney Lee
Sponsors ~ofBusketbl
Ch0mpsEnteRtuin

The Virgin Islands Bas-
ketball Champion; t h e
Monarchs, will be enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Lee, their sponsors.
All the players Of this team
will be entertained for hav-
ing won both the inter-
town series and the cham
pionship Of the Virgin Is
lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee were
very proud Of their team
winning such a thrilling
finish in the league
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-10

the CAP and to suspend the
seating Of the two CAP mem
beers until the committee re-
ports.
The action threatened to re-
vive the fierce church-s state
controversy during the election
campaign. when the Catholic
bishops in pastoral letters told
church members it would be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-10
Two Legislators
In Puerto Rico
Face Charges

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico,
Jan. 10 (AP).-The Puerto
Rican Legislature voted last
night to start impeachment
proceedings against its only
two members from the Chris
tian Action Party. which is
backed by the islands Roman
Catholic bishops.
Both the Popular Democrats
Of Gov. Luis Munoz Marin and
the opposition Republicans
charged the CAP members,
Senator Mario Davila and
Representative Jose Feliu Pes
guerra. were elected by fraud
last November.
The House and Senate voted
to create a special COMMITTEES
to investigate the enrolment Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-10
Re-evoIuotion Sought
Of Capitol Hill Area

A re-evaluation Of Capitol
Hill property condemned by the
Government for expansion Of
Capitol grounds was requested
last night in two resolutions
passed by the Capitol Hill Res
toration Society.
One resolution called the
compensation offered by the
Government for the two blocks
Of commercial and residential
property in the neighborhood
south Of the Capitol unjust
and inequitable." 1t urges
Congress Ito provide adequate
funds"
Bargain Hunting" Hit
A charge of "bargain-hunt-
ing" by the Government was
discussed by Richard String
fellow, first president and one
Of the founders of the society
which meets at the Capitol
Hill Presbyterian Church.
He was referring to a claim
made by the landowners that
the Government is condemn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-10

ing the land now to avoid pay
ing as much as "15 times" the
price in future years when the
land will actually be used.
Congress appropriated funds
to purchase the land this sum-
mer. Residents have a May l
headline for moving. while
commercial property must be
vacated by, January !, 1862. A
few months reprieve has been
discussed by j. George Stewart.
Architect Of the Capitol.
The residents have asked for
five years and higher prices.
COmpensating Merchants
The second resolution passed
by the society calls for pro
vision for some replacement of
commercial shopping facilities
and means for justly compen-
sating the merchants for the
losses which they will suffer
as a result Of the condemnation
Of their stores"
Last nights meeting began
as a panel discussion to orient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-10

sinful to vote for Gov. Munoz
Marin's Popular Democrats.
The bishops attacked the par
tvs refusal to oppose birth con-
troll instruction and steriliza-
ton Of mental detectives. and
the governments refusal to give
time off from schools for re-
ligious instruction.
Although Puerto Rico is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-10

predominantly Catholic. Gov.
Munoz Marin was reelected by
a big majority, and the new
church-backed party lost its
registration as o political or
ganization because it polled
only 5l,072 votes. less than the
required 10 per cent Of the
total.
The impeachment move over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-10

the displaced owners as to
what action could be taken to
receive more money for their
property.
The panel consisted of H.
Curley Boswell and Milburn ].
Donohoe. jr.. real estate men;
]. Richard Earle. a Washington
attorney. and former Repre-
sentative Byron Scott. who
served as chairman of the
panel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-10

Swallowed a motion introduced
in both houses condemning
Cuba's Prime Minister Fidel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-10

Castro for shifting toward
communism, destructive of the
sanctity Of human rights"
Evening star., 1961-12-14

ALEX. DELRAY-1-bedrm corner
apt, l blk. bus, stores, post office
Adults, no pets. MON d 6
APTS., TE. 6-319O.
ALEX. downtown-Furn. apt. fire.
proof 6ldE,s ia laundry I'D priyiiS;; isni,i;
utils TIE. 6-667O. $50 TO $50.
ARL., 1890 N. QUINN-Cozy 1-b.T.
apt. $50, utils.; pvt. pkg. incl.
auto. gas heat. Mgr, ia. s-2ss4.
ARL.-Attract. well-furn. bedroom,
liv. rm., dinette, kit, bath, mod.
bldg, conv.. S105. ia. 2-lS90,
ARL. N.-Luxury apt. suit. /
OF . persons; no lease req: ali
utils. incl S115 mo, XII. S-199S.
ARL NEAR PENTAGON-Family
apt rate day or week. and
room: free parking ia. 2-3343.
BAILEYS CROSSROADS, Falls
Church-2-b.r apt. compl. furn.,
plus bsmt. and garage; lst floor,
private home. CIR. 3-2740.
Evening star., 1961-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

eel. cond., guar. $500 Ga, ave,
TU, 2-SSSs. call q Am. TO 9 pm
RELAX-A-CIZOR, practically new;
will sell for $500 or best offer,
bS2-3757.
RUGS-Genuine Oriental, all sizes
GRE reduced. CASSABIAN
1904 20" ST. at Wis. ave.
RUGS, new, handmade hooked
woolen scatter rugs, floral design,
various sizes. JE. 2-00SO.
Evening star., 1961-12-14
OFFICE FURNITURE
FREE DELIVERY

N. FRANK & SONS
414 ard st NV. DI. 7-72SG
OFFICE FURN.-Grade A, used
Ice. selection; also over 200 uphol
office chairs. 1921 L st. NV.
Evening star., 1961-12-14
(CONTINUEDl

GUYLEN CTS, 1881 p st. s.e.-At-
trac. Colonial court. 2 lge. rms.
dinette and porch: new loft.
refgr,; redecorated; all utils.: $50
mo. Adults Call Mr.. Forbes after
4 pm. LU. 4-332S. STEUART
BROS, INC, EN-. 3-240o.
Evening star., 1961-12-14

Apt, %, 2 rooms, kit. and bath. in.
cludes heat and hot water. com.
pletely remodeled, redec. In Cap.
itol Hin area, $50, See mgr, Apt
2. Also ettic., avail, S62 80.
Evening star., 1961-12-14

OFFICE EQUIPMENT-Good condi
tion; typewriter. Remington elec
tric 1859, $500; VarifaX. repro
duction machine, SO. co. 6-3S00
Evening star., 1961-12-14

IU-F -ITH bT, S.E,
Apt, ,2O@, 2 rooms, dinette. kit. and
bath. includes all utils,, S75. See
mgr, lO1.
Evening star., 1961-12-14
ICONTINUEp

CRYSTAL ana sterling silver. Nancy
PrentiSS; place setting; $50 or
best offer. Please call after .. RAY
GARNER, so h-SloT
Evening star., 1961-12-14

PIANOS-JORDAN'S branch stores
have complete selection OF
pianos and organs on display in.
cluding values in slightly used
snsce at each store tSe's $685. g GeofEs
ave. Silver Spring; 5l69 Lee
highway. Arlington; 104 William
St. Fredericksburg. Downtown, Sill
yer Spring and Arlington stores
open evenings except Saturdays
Evening star., 1961-12-14

5ICTAPAONE. model TA-6. Time
Master; excellent condition. CO
Evening star., 1961-12-14
APTs. uEFuRNlsHEp VA.

ADMIRALTY APTS.-Attrac. blds.,
= bedrms.. pvt. entr. and porch:
individ heat control: close in, nr,
bus, Sll5 plus cleo, IA. 5-l654.