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HOUSES FOR SALE-MB.
ADELPHI

..r ADELPAI
BYk. and shingIs Colonial. Q bed.
rms. lge. hv, I'm. w/din.. area
ree::type bsrat., IN baths. Only
s''0 'n' cHEvERLY
3-bedrm. brk, Colonial. Liv. rm,
w/firepl... sep. din. rm.. scuip. KIT,
lgs. porch and bsmt. Quick pos
session and no red tape.
RIvERDALE
Close to parkway. 4.bedrm. Caps
Cod. EQUIP. kit. wItabls space
6stseheG sarasss . 9nS HNd fensed Ess lot. lot
RsSt.d RHst much fSI I. Is! tts tSsn a rent s0O
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
UN. 4-1166
AHss ~ loan. ssS' total per month.
on this beautiful. all-briek
FAMILY RAMBLER.
3 bedrms.. fully equip. kit. lv.
rm. w/firepl.. full bsmt. w/rec.
W. j. NICHOLAS HE. 4.10o0
ALIBIs ARE NOT NEEDED fol
this luxury MOTTONi CASA. Plas-
tered from the bsmt. up, featur-
uring modern kit, sep. din. rm :.
large iv. rm. plus complete hyins
quarters, on lower level with fire
place. Priced to sell In the low
SEE THE SURPRISE ROOM
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
Ap 7.lO6A
ANDREWS AREA-Why rent When
yo% can buy this ;ust rsdse: oxSn o.
total price only SQ.460. Lge.
shaded lot with beautiful view;
move in with deposit.
MOORE & MOORE, REALToRe
RE. 6-43n9 RE. o.e0o0
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RERWYN HEIGHTS

THE PERRY BOSWELL co
REALTORS WA. 7-4bO0
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WHEATON, PLAZA ABBA

equip. kit. iull bsnt..> sSpandSbit
F. ~ W. BHeRiEsNs' Realtors to T.
s227 Fenton 81. s. 9. JU. 7-770C
W0ODSIDE FOREsT-Delightfui 2.
bedrm. brick Colonial. LIST fir
powder rm., sep. din. rm., scr
porch. garage, excel. close-in loca
ton, immed. occupancy. C. ROB.
ERT GRAY g. CO., JU. B-610O.
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KITCHEN

Conscious eeoks will love this
one. ,6x24 Kitchen; 5.year -oid
42-ft. brick rambler; huge Twins
room. 2 master bedrooms, bath
and full basement, attached ear
port: N-aere lot, covered patio
extra.large tool shed; many ex-
traS: Sl7,QBO FHA
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SILVER sPRING, nr. Franklin.
oT1 iiv' rm. With firepl. o's; sep. R an. iDa r%
huge fuzzy equipped kit: i bsdrm
and u bath Ist H.; 2 lse bedrms
and bath up. Full bsmt.. porch
garage; nice lot. walk to al
schlS.. shops. buses, WooDSIDl
REALTY CO.. JU. o-6440. OpeT
'til nm.
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What q oeal you can get on this
3-bedrm. brick split-levei, with
excellent terms (no quaiifyingI
S1e.950 and sOK'd ( TRADE"
KEN DRUSKIN & Co, 10. 5-2005
HILLANDALE AREA-NeWly dec, g.
bedrm. BRICK RAMBLER with
nrepl:, lovely corner lot, EXCEL.
finance, S2o.s56. HUGH T. PECK.
REALTOR. HE. 4-17OO
LIST WITH US FOR RESIU,T tn
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COLLEGE PARK-Laree a-bed- rm E,
2-bath home on spacious 126-ft
by l25-ft, lot, full bsmt. with rec
room and outside exit. Gear ga
rage. soft screened porch. Re-
duced 70 .S1B.96O, FHA o9 con
ventional terms.
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LANGLEY PARE

Selling under the market. Must sell
3-bedrm. rambler. firepl.. rec. I'm
and many extras. Sic, 300 FHA.
PLEASANT CORP. TU, 2-71O(
T. N. LERNER, Pres.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Mi|itaryAppea|
Decisions Hit

Judge George w. Latimer of
the United States Court of
Military Appeals-the military's
supreme court-has criticized
the constant vacillation" in
his courts decisions.
The judge. one of three, said
the court is confusing lower
military tribunals.
". They are required to
give full faith and credit to
our holdings at the time a case
is before them and constant
vacillation at this level does
not aid them in the orderly
administration Of military
justice" he said.
The Judge made his point In
an opinion on a case concern
ing an Army private charged
with allowing q prisoner to
escape.
He agreed with Judges
Robert E. Quinn and Homer
Ferguson that the principle
conviction should stand.
But he sharply broke with
his colleagues when they went
on to condemn a provision in
a military manual on suspend
ing court martials as "archiac
and injudicious." In so doing,
they overruled a 1855 decision
by the appeals court.
The provision referred to
permits the court martial to
stop in mid-trial II it feels
there is not enough evidence
to go on with the charges pend
ing against an individual, but
that there may be evidence to
support a different charge.
Complaints have been
registered about the insta-
bility Of our case law" Judge
Latimer said. IF that is q
valid criticism-and I believe
it is when a well-established
legal principle is reversed
this decision should take its
place at or near the top Of
the list.
When my brothers conclude
to reverse a prior case with
out 1t being questioned by
either party, anything I could
say to preserve some degree
of consistency is Of little avail"
he said.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
NEWS OF MUSIC
BY DONALD MINTZ
Contributing Critic

The idea Of confining the
splendid sonorities Of a brass
quintet in the Library Of Con-
gress's small Coolidge Audi
torium may seem painful, but
If the players have taste and
common sense it can be done
very nicely. The New York
Brass Quintet has taste and
common sense, and the point
was proved last night.
The major event of the eve
ming was the first performance
of a new Coolidge Foundation
commission, Gunther Schuller's
Music for Brass Quintet. The
piece is strongly influenced by
post-Western trends and ap-
parently makes considerable
use of serial technique. Mr..
Schuller is a horn player him
self. is a composer Of skill and
inventiveness. and his imagina-
tion knows no limits in devils
ing new and interesting brass
sonorities. The new work is
impressive. indeed.
Virtually every type Of mute
known to man was on display
last night including the busi-
ness end of a plumbers friend
(for the trombone). A tuba
mute, you may be interested
to hear, closely resembles those
rubber cones motorists use for
target practice.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

10:O0, WMAL (D-Fight Of the
Week. Middleweight Cham
pionship. Paul Pender VS..
Terry Downes. IS rounds at
Boston Arena.
1880, WTTG ~ - Playhouse
Five. "Gentleman's Agree
ment." Story of a writer who
poses as a Jew to find out
what it feels like to be a
Jew in a Christian world.
Gregory Peck, Dorothy Nc
Guire. John Garfield u947)
1880, WTOP (9)-Ten-Thirty
Theater. "Ninotchka." De-
lightful comedy about a
beautiful Communist who
learns the meaning Of life
and love from an American
Evening star., 1961-01-14
HOLLYWOOD
A MussoIini Courts q Loren
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

asked to star in THE Unsink-
abel Molly Brown" Lucille
liked the first act but not the
second. Her Wildcat" musical
Is still SRO on Broadway. But
how Lucille manages to 90
through her active role with
one leg in a cast beats me.
THE torn tendon would heal
If I could rest my leg for a
week." she says. But as long
as she can hop around the
stage. Lucille will keep going
The Dana Andrews family is
almost as successful as John F.
Kennedy's. With brother Steve
winning term contract at goth
Century-Fox, another relative
Dana'S young cousin. Richard
Parker, has a role in Buddy
Bregman's new film. The Evil
Week." Richard started his
Hollywood career parking cars,
a la Rookie in at Sunset
Strip"
Evening star., 1961-01-14

Police said both men had
been drinking heavily.
Chief District Court Judge
David A. Pine placed Mr.. Will
liams on probation after sus-
pending a one-year jail term
Mr.. Williams had been in jail
since his arrest in the case.
A sentence Of eight months
to three years in Jail was given
by the judge to James w
Sirry, 26, of Chesapeake Beach,
Md.
Sirry pleaded guilty on De-
cember l to one count of
bigamy. He originally had been
charged with another bigamy
count and with two counts of
perjury in the alleged falsifica-
ton Of applications for mar
riage licenses. These counts
were dropped. The original in
dictment against Sury charged
that he had been married three
times without a divorce.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Other AM Stutions

WlNx-1soe ke.-1l-hsuf spsrstisa.
WPlk-113o ke.-Dayllsht saly.
WaMR-1ess Ke.-Dayisht saly.
NUsr-ti7o ks.-DayllIht saIy.
WFAx-i77s ke.-DsyIight saIy.
NWDc-17se ke.-1l-hsuE spsfatisa.
WtEL-11te ke.-7l.hsuF spsrstisa sxesDt
Msndsy midalght to 6 an. tuesday.
Wook-13lo ke.-7l-hsur operation MsR6ay-
Saturday; Susdsy an. to midnight.
MeAM-l3se ke.-2i-hsW speratioa, except
Sunday midnight to s an. Monday.
WD0h-1slo ke.-Daylight sniy.
WPec-1se0 ke.-DsyllHht saly.
WPRW-tise ke.-Dsyllght saiy.
weMS-s1e ke.-s 1.n.ts midaight; Saturday
la.R. 70 I p.R.i Sustsy 0s.n. to nidaiSnt
WAvA-sIe ke.-I:3O an. 70 S:isD.m
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Fatality Driver
Gets Probation

George E, Williams. 29. OF
the 1900 block Of Stevens road
Sc. was place on probation for
four years yesterday after
pleading guilty to a negligent
homicide charge.
Mr.. Williams originally had
been charged with manslaught-
er in the traffic death on July 2
of Ernest S. Allen. IS, Of the
1900 block Of Eighth street
NV. Mr.. Allen was thrown
out Of Mr.. Williams car as it
went out Of control and turned
over three times on the Suit
land parkway near Pomeroy
road. police said.
Evening star., 1961-01-14

The other two modern works,
Mr.. Nagel's Suite and Melvyn
Broiles' Nouveau Brassism, are
conservative pieces, decently
put together, but of little
fundamental interest.
The quintet and Mr.. Cohen
played very well. Occasionally
there were more of those I'M
Intentional grace notes that
are the bane Of brass players
than one would have liked.
I suspect too that some Of the
musicians have been playing
semiclassical and mood
music" recording dates. The
kind Of broad tone that seems
both to spread and to shatter
as it emerges from the instru-
ment and the vulgar vibrato
that are in demand for this
kind of playing were in evi-
dence at times last night. This
kind Of sound belongs in the
recording studio-if it belongs
anywhere-and not in the
Coolidge Auditorium.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:05. WWDC - Report to the
People. James A. Blaser,
director Of buildings and
grounds for the District. is
interviewed.
900, WMAL Dance Time.
Charlie Hughes hosts three
hours Of dance music; Patty
Mauldin interviews visiting
celebrities.
ll:05, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1898 Mc.)--Library of
Congress Literary Series. A
performance Of Shake
speare's Julius Caesar" by
the Canadian Players.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
TV KEY PREV|EWS

IontohtS top shoWs as preUieiDed BY TV Keys stat.
Uho attend rehedrsuls. UGtch screenings and dndlyze
scripts IN Ner York. Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions are offered as guide to UieDers.
Perry MasonThe Case Of the Irresolue Reormer Mason
works for citizens committee and suddenly finds himself
involved In murder. All the suitable ingredients for
murder are here-a drunken attractive girl and
an outstanding father 7:3O pm, WTOP-9
The Roaring 2OsDance Marathon" reasonably absorb
Ing drama built around the popular Of the era
Story concerns dance contestant with a past and a
crooked cop, and Peggy McCay, Claude Akins and
de SAINTS contribute nice performances 7:30 pm,
WMAI-7.
Checkmate-"The Human Touch" Peter LORE stars as
master criminal who has rather good plan to away
with bearded DR. Hyatt the first time on the SERIES
Hyatt falls for woman and almost makes corpse Of
himself. $50 pm, WTOP-9
The Nations FutureShould Medical for the Aged Be
Linked to Social Securty?" Senator Hubert Humphrey
one OF the leading spokesmen for the bill sponsored by
Presdent-elect Kennedy in the last session Congress-
speaks his piece In favor the social security tie to
medical aid for the aged Dr. Edward Anns representing
the position Of the American Medical Association
phaticaly mo" to what he believes step toward
bureaucratic control and sociaized medicine $50 pm
WRC4
Gunsmoke-A tough entry for Marshal Dillon he faces two
killers and fever Dillon is at his best near the end when
he gets out of bed and goes after the killer 10
WTOP-9
Evening star., 1961-01-14
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

7:O5, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc
and 1898 Me- - Youne
America Listens. The story
and music Of Johann
Strauss.
500, WMAL-FM (lO7.3 Nc.
Heritage Concert. Berlioz'
lie Roi Lear Overture.
10:15, WMAL-FM (l07.3 Nc. }
- Opera Stage. Puccini's
Tosca.
1901, WWDC - Music Til
Dawn. The Carnival Of the
Animals. by Saint-Saens.
Evening star., 1961-01-14

ToniohtS top shols preuieDed BY TV Keys staff.
Who attend rehedrSals Datch screenings and dndyze
scripts IN Nep York. Hollywood and elseUhere Their
opinions are offered guide to uieUers
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Lithoeroph Exhibit

An exhibition Of 19th-cen-
tury Autographs depicting life
in the United States will open
Monday in the Foyer Gallery
Of the National History Build
ing OF the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition. The show can be seen
daily from 9 am. to 4:30 pm.
through February S.
Evening star., 1961-01-14

HOLLYWOOD, (NANA).-
When Sophia Loren and her
young sister Maria were chill
dren, struggling for existence in
the poorest part OF Naples,
young Romano Mussolini was
living a pampered life as son
OF the No. man in Italy, late
dictator Benito Mussolini. Now
Romano is counting Maria, and
his intentions in Rome are con-
sidered strictly honorable.
Sophia is coming to this country
within a few weeks for a brief
visit. 1t will be nice to catch
up with her and husband
Carlo Ponti.
, Kirk Douglas will also have
to return soon to do some
dialogue clubbing for Day of
the Gun" his co-starrer with
Rock Hudson. Kirk writes from
abroad that he's very happy
with the smash business for
his $l2 million biggie, Spar
tacus," overseas as we'll as here.
. Donald O'COnnOr is after
Mitzi Gaynor to star with him
in the TV series he plans after
finishing The Wonders of
Aladdin" for Joe Levine in
Tunis. The proximity to the
Algerian fighting has been a bit
Of a problem for Levine, with
hundreds of Arab extras sum-
moned from their movie jobs
for military training. High
priced public relations man
Robert Taplinger is a New York
twosome with Mrs. Eleanor
Searle Whitney. In Germany
they call her lisa Tsa" Gabor.
That lovely Queen of Siam
who is prettier than most movie
stars has been Frightening the
Gstaad season-skiing with
Princess Alexandria Of Britain
The Douglas Fairbankses are
. expected. And am already
nominating Doug as the most
suave grandfather-daughter
Daphne expects" in August.
Jackie Gleason and Arthur
Godfrey have decided mo re-
hearsal" for their take-over oi
the Red Shelton show on the
oath. "We1l get together five
minutes before the SHOW" says
Jackie. We'll sit down and
when we go on the air wei,
talk about anything that comes
to our minds-sex. marriage
religion. juvenile delinquency
Cuba. anything"
Broadway producer Davit
Merrick received an unusua
gift from Gleason during thu
holidays. by the way. AS yol
may know Merrick and tn,
roly-poly comedian have beer
f. feuding. Jackie's gift box con.
tained a baseball bat, a mask
a mitt and a hop scotch rule
book.
. Nice that freckled Glyni
Johns final movie chore shoulc
have been in the award-winnin,
" picture. "The Sundowners.
And I'm delighted that Deboral
Kerr finally had a scrip
worthy Of her talent as al
actress.
Forrest Tucker, who says h,
has enjoyed his long tour with
"The Music Man." has writer
an outline for a new shov
THE Great One" which h,
wants Meredith Wilson to writ,
the music for. It's about al
Irish immigrant in the U. S.
=
Talking OF Wilson, Lucill
Ball told me she was original,
Evening star., 1961-01-14
FIN Stotions

WRc.FM-e3s Me.-s:3e a.m. 70 an.
WroP.FM-se.3 Me.-5.7s an. to 2ito IN.
WAsH.FM-s7.1 Me- a.m. 10 i2,Is an,
Msnday-suadsy.
W0l-FM-ss.f Me.-e;3o IN. 70 Midnight.
WFAh-FM-1oe-3 Me- On. 10 mldsight.
WWDc-FM-1ei.1 Me.-2l-hsuf spsrstisR.
MeMs.FM-te1.s Me.-s S.m. 10 mlduiEht;
Saturday J an. to I D.R.; Sunday San.
10 midaight.
WeTs FM-si.S Me.-S to 10 p.n. Suaday
through Thursday.
WBvA-FM-teS.s Me.-li assn to u D.n.
WMAl-FM-1o7.3 Me.-Sa.m 10 1;ls an.
WPec-FM-ssS 5 Me.--iO an. TO I D.M. Msa.
day thrsuEh Saturday.
WJMD-FM-sl.T Me.-sp.n. 10 1iD.n.
WeAY.FM-ss.S Me.-s IN. 70 mitaIsht.
wAVA-FM-1eS.1 Me.-1i3O s.n. to . D.M.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
in Paris. Greta Garbo, Mel.
vyn Douglas (1939).

IN ParlS. Greta Garbo, Mel
vyn Douglas 1880.
l1:00, WMAL (7) - First Run
Movie. "Alexander's Ragtime
Band" Sentimental story of
some performers taking them
from 1911 through 1888.
Twenty-siX Irving Berlin hits
are featured. Alice Faye, Don
Ameche. Tyrone Power
Q938).
l1:15, WRC az - Movie Four.
Twelve O'Clock High"
Starring Gregory Peck,
Dean Jaeger. Gary Merrill,
Hugh NARROW 1850.
1900, WTOP (9)-Shock! THE
Spider Wom a n Strike S
Back" Melodramatic nom
sense strictly for hardened
borrow fans. Gale Sonde-
gard, Brenda Joyce Q946).
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Brass Quintet Mutes
Tones to Good Tqste

New York Brass Quintet Robert
Raymond Alonge. horn: John swal-
low. trombone: Harvey Phillips,
tuba, and Gilbert Cohen, bass from
bone At Library OF CONGRESS. Pro-
gram: Three Pieces. Holborne: So
natH I,n No. IL from q Eeue Qua
Maurer: Music for Brass Quintet,
Schuller: CanZona prima q 5, @.
GABRIEL: Contrapunetus TX from
Art Of the Fugue, Bach: Suite for
Brass and Piano, Nagel: Nouveau
Brassism, Broiles.
The Adak sun., 1961-05-15

 Y2 of hers Civil IN THE CIVIL
  true CONVENIENCE unti1 the coming MORE, oRE R and There'l Down ).
 
  the follows fishing
 
  he fal quality of sred You'll like the lures, two off,. the wonderful  of ur hours Saturday.,
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-11-17
GUY MANN, MAINS HARBOR
MERCHANT, BURIED THURS.

Alton Guy, Mann, Sc, Manns Har-
Dor fisherman and merchant, died
Tuesday at 10.45 am. in his home
in Manns Harbor after illness of
six months.
He was a lifelong resident of
Manns Harbor. He was a member
of Mt. Carmel Methodist Church
here and Wanchese Masonic Lodge
'521.
He was a son Of Leonodus Ros-
ser and Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Mann
and husband of Mrs. Grace Sawyer
Mann.
Besides his widow, he is survived
by two sons, Harry C. Mann Of
Manns Harbor and Dalton L. Mann,
USAF, stationed in Holt, Mich;
two sisters, Mrs. Ina M. Water
field and Mrs. Calvin Beasley Of
Manns Harbor; two brothers, Har-
ry B. Mann of Lancaster, Calf,
and CASTOR B. Mann Of Mays Head;
and two grandchildren.
A funeral service was conducted
in Mt. Carmel Methodist Church
Thursday at 2 pm. by the Rev.
C. r. Olson, pastor. Burial was in
Caroon Cemetery, Manns Harbor.
The body was taken to Twiford
Funeral Home in Manteo.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-11-17
NAVY MAN WRECKS CAR

William Shaw, of the Navy in
stallation at Duck, was indicted for
drunken driving, speeding and reck-
less driving following a wreck with
his automobile, a 1857 Ford. The
accident occurred at approximately
1920 Monday morning Nov. 6 on
highway 1853 Business just north of
Anderson's Super Market in Kitty
Hawk. Shaw lost control of the car,
ran off the left side of the road,
smashing into garbage racks and
mail boxes. After his arrest, he
was released in custody of the
Navy.
Three other men from Navy Duck
were riding with him, but were APP
parently uninjured and proceeded
to Duck. The accident was investi-
gated by patrolman Harry Pridgen.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-11-17

SPEAKER OF TIE HOUSE SAM
RAYBURN died Thursday morning
at the age Of 70 in a Bonhan, Tex
as, hospital. Mr.. Rayburn, who had
waged a courageous but losing bait
tie against cancer, was born in
Roane County, Tenn, Jan. 6, 1882.
After studying law at the Universe
ty of Texas, Mr.. Rayburn began
the practice of law in Bonham,
Texas, and after a number of other
political offices was elected as Unit
ed States Congressman from the
Fourth Texas District. He served
for several sessions as House majo-
rty leader, and for many years has
been Speaker Of the House.
Mr.. Rayburn visited in Dare and
Currituck counties several times, as
a guest of both Congressman Her
bert C. Bonner and former Con-
gresham and Comptroller General
Lindsay C. Warren. His last visit to
Dare was on May "a and 25, 1867,
when as guest of Mr.. Bonner, he
fished at Oregon Inlet, along with
four other Congressman down from
Washington for the occasion. The
party stopped at Mirlo Beach Lodge
at Rodanthe, and was guided on the
fishing trip by Woodrow Edwards
of Waves, at that time Chief at the
Oregon Inlet Coast Guard Station.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-11-17
OCRACOKE CITIZENS HONOR.
MR.. AND MRS. HAZEN BROOKS

At the November Civic Club
meeting special recognition WITS
given to Ranger Hazen Brooks
who is retiring from the Park
Service. A commendatory letter was
presented Ranger Brooks from the
Civic Club signed by the Executive
Board. A beautiful set of luggage
was given to Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks.
At the meeting the new Ranger
Edwin F. Benton was introduced.
He has formerly been at the Shen-
andoah National Park. Also pre-
sent at the meeting was Chief Ran
ger Tony Stark, Cape Hatteras
National Seashore Park. Mrs. Mark
Goedjen and daughter Susan of
Green Bay, Wis, are visiting Mrs.
Goedjen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooks. They will accompany The
Brooks back to Green Bay, Wis.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-11-17
CANCER CRUSADE
IN DARE is JUST
SHORT OF ITS COAL
Great Increase in Contributions
South Of Inlet. With Mrs. Nellie
Farrow As Chairman

The Cancer Crusade Fund has
reached $1,433.55 as volunteers
complete the coverage of Dare
County. Mrs. Raymond Wescott re-
ports that rs persons have partici-
pated actively in the Crusade this
year. The response souh of Oregon
Inlet is noted by an increase of
more than 500. over the
contributions last year and the
amount given in 1859, which was
the greatest Crusade in the county,
has been topped with one communi-
ty yet not heard from. Special rec
ognition goes to Mrs. Nellie Far
row who has acted as co-chairman
for the Crusade and her selection
of captains who in turn have sue
ceeded in enlisting more volunteers.
Those not previously named are:
Avon, Mrs. Mary M. Gray; Buxton,
Mrs. Connie Jennette and Mrs. Leo
la Robinson; Frisco, Mrs. Lois Roll
inson; Hatteras, Mesdames Velma
Gaskins, Irma Austin, Yvonne Aus
tin, Neva Gilliken, Gayle Hollis,
Winona Gray, Maxine Basnight,
Clarice Gray, Susie Austin, Daisy
o'Neal, Sarah Skies, Delma Miller,
Mildred Austin and Dolores Burrus;
Manteo, Mrs. M. L. Daniels, Jr.,
Duck, Elmo Whitson.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-11-17

CADET 1ST 1T. JAMES C. BUR-
RUS of Engelhard, North Carolina,
has been named Distinguished Mill
tary Student by Professor of Air
Science 1t. Col. Gordon D. Rage, of
the University of North Carolina in
Chapel Hill. Upon successful gradu-
alton from the University of North
Carolina where Cadet LIST 1t. Bur-
rus is senior, he will be given the
opportunity to apply for an APP
pointment in the Regular Air Force.
His fellow senior cadets will first
have to serve in the Air Force Re-
serve before they get an automatic
Regular Air Force appointment.
To become Distinguished Mill
tary Student Cadet LIST 1t. Burrus
had to meet the following require
ments, ~ Be in the upper one third
in his military class in AFROTC
See BURRUS, Page Six