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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-04-06
HEART ATTACK SUFFERED
BY. E. r. MIDGETTE

E. r. Midgette was removed
from the Cape Hatteras Life
Boat Station by helicopter on
Wednesday after suffering a
heart attack. The attack occur
red at 4:55 am.
Midget was flown to Norfolk
by 1t. Cmdr. Henry G. Cassell
of Elizabeth City, who arrived
by helicopter shortly after re-
ceiving a distress call from the
station at Cape Hatteras. The
patient was received at Norfolk
Naval Hospital and later trans
ferred TO Norfolk General.
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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-04-06
TORCH BURNS TILLETT

Andrew Tillett of Manteo re-
ceived serious burns last week
when using a cutting torch on a
car at Tillett's Phillips Sc Serv-
ice Station on Wednesday. Both
arms were burned as a result
of the accident. He was hospi-
talized. at Albemarle Hospital,
but has now returned to his
home.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-04-06
NOTICE

This is to advise that Of this
date, April 5, ! will not Be re-
sponsible for any debts con-
tracted in my name, by any
person other than myself.
D. A. ROGERS, JR.
Manteo, N. G.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-04-06

MISS LOIS MIDGETT being crowned queen of the
youth center Lake Charles her twin sister, Miss Mary
Lynn Midget who last years The gentlemen
The Midget twins daughters of Mr. and
Mrs Midget of Lake Charles formerly Of Maneo, and
granddaughters of Mr. and Mrs Creedon Midget Of Maneo
who have just returned from three months visit with them
and their sonaw and daughter Mr. and Mrs c. Brantley
in New Orleans
Evening star., 1962-09-22
Hot Hi-Fi Systems

For an inexpensive, whole
house hi-h system. try using
the heating ducts in your
home. .-.
It involves merely mounting
q speaker on the warm air
duct above the furnace and
connecting the speaker TO a
hi-fi amplifier and record
changer or tape machine,
according to application en-
gineers at American Furnace
Company, st. Louis.
The sound then is "piped"
throughout the house by the
ductwork and registers. with
two registers in a rooc1, there
Is even q stereophonic effect.
American Furnace devel-
Evening star., 1962-09-22

Silver Spring, $13S.s1l for
water. sewer and storm drain
age work in Glenbrook park
way, Bethesda.
Three Crowns Enterprises,
Inc. Washington, s26.763 for
water and sewer construction
in Randolph road. Robbins
lane, Springloch road and
court, Springwood.
Ventresca and Sons, Silver
Spring, $19,975 for storm
drainage construction in Keo-
kuk street, Brookdale.
Aluuist Bros. Construction
Co., College Park, $1,000 for
water and sewer construc-
ton in Glenhill road. Carole
Acres, ColeSville.
A. Lopez. Jr. Construction
Co.. Inc. Edmonston, $14,728
for water and sewer construc-
tion in Bartlett street. Sloan
street, Crispin way, Dowlais
drive and court. Aspen Hill
Park. .'
Bright : $ he pherd Co,
Evening star., 1962-09-22

ter and sewer construction
in Temple Hill road. Old Mill
Estates.
r. H. Hall Construction
Corp. Washington. $s,ls5 for
water and sewer construction
in Forty eighth street, Bla-
denSburg.
Kelley Construction Co.,
Silver Spring, $s.ss7 for wa
ter and sewer house connec-
ton in various subdivisions.
Joseph Canova, Inc. Adel-
phi. $3.50 for water and
sewer construction in Warner
avenue and court. Landover
Estates.
costinett Engineering ana
Construction Co, Hyattsville,
$4.724 for water and sewer
house connection construc-
ton in various subdivisions.
W. M. Ennis q Son, Centre
vile. Va, $3.407 for water
and sewer construction In
Howard road and Cedar lane,
Home Acres.
Evening star., 1962-09-22

Tuxedo. $1O,s9S for storm
drainage construction In Key
stone avenue and Battery
lane. Whitehall Apartments.
Oak Port Construction Co.,
College Park, $5.325 for sewer
construction in Ellen court,
Valleybrook.
Oak Port Construction Co.,
sass for water and sewer
construction in, Boiling Brook
parkway, Randolph Hills, and
Lima drive. East Springbrook.
Contracts awarded for work
in Prince Georges County in
cluded:
Hilltop Construction Co.,
Bla densburg. $1s,735' for
sewer construction in the
Ardwick-Ardmore road Ard
wick. -.
Oak Port Construction Co.,
College Park, $11,542 for wa
ter and sewer construction in
Wesson drive and various
streets in Auth Village.
DiMeglio Construction Co.,
Hyattsyille, $11,305 for wa
= ---.--a i. & =. e. u :.
Evening star., 1962-09-22

oped the idea as an aid to
builders in selling homes and
is not selling sound systems
commercially, but the COM
pany's experimental installa-
tions indicate ductwork sound
can be practical as q home
hi-fl system.
Tests have shown that
vibrations at the speaker are
not transmitted. Shape of
the ducts and placement OF
the speaker do not affect the
sound. Nor Is the fidelity
affected by air motion. which
means the system win per-
form well even when the
furnace blower Is operating.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
Suburban Builders
Move TO New Offices

The Suburban Maryland
Builders Association has
moved into new offices at
s517 Georgia avenue. Silver
Spring, Executive Director
Robert Z. Brennan an
nounced this week. .
Located in the J. c. Con-
ley Building, the new quar-
ters provide more space for
administrative and technical
services. . new technical IL
brary and enlarged facilities
for meetings Of the board Of
directors and the associa-
tion's many committees.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
NiFsiniG offieioIs
To Hear Shepherd

p. o. Shepherd, jr., Airing
ton Building and Inspections
Director. will give q talk on
Placing Inspections on q
Self-Supporting Basis" dur
ing the 34th annual eonven-
ton Of the Virginia Build
ing Officials Conference to-
morrow through Tuesday in
Richmond.
Evening star., 1962-09-22

but both homes started under
the program and appraisal
requests on proposed units
dropped below year-earlier
levels.
Appraisal requests on exist
ing homes numbered 1855
which compared with 15,S47
o year earlier.
Housing starts under the
VA dropped from s,359 in
August, 1861 to 7,949 this
August. Appraisal requests on
existing units dropped from
1875 to IS, ,490.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
Don't Overlook
Your Air View

That might be the advice
of Marshall Freedman and
Howard Simon Of Guardian
Construction.
One Of the home buyers
In their Westview develop
ment at Springfield Is o Ma
rine helicopter pilot who first
spotted the project while n.y.
ing oyerat,
The two builders report he
was particularly impressed
by the tall trees and the
proximity, easy to spot from
his altitude. Of the SPRING
field Golf and Country Club,
the Springfield shopping
Center and schools.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
Commission Contracts for Water, Sewer

Eight Of the contracts were
for work in Montgomery
County and eight cover prof.
ectS in Prince Georges
County.
Montgomery County con-
tracts include:
Madeira Engineering Corp,
Evening star., 1962-09-22
VA Looms Show Rise

Home loan guaranty ap-
plications received by the
Veterans Administration dur
ing August we're at their
highest level since October,
1888. the VA announced this
week.
The applications totaled
23,771 which was q modest"
increase over the July total
Of 22.224, but well above the
l7,44S Of August, 1851.
Appraisal requests received
by VA covering existing
homes were also above the
Level Of August q year ago,
Evening star., 1962-09-22
Arss Architects Design
Apartments for Boston

Cohen, Haft g. Associates,
Silver Spring architectural
and land planning firm. have
designed the 19-story, S5-
unit Ten = Ten Memorial
Drive apartment building to
be erected overlooking the
Charles River in Boston.
Evening star., 1962-09-22

Sixteen contracts totaling
sS09, ,998 for water, sewer and
storm drainage construction
work In the suburban Mary
land area were awarded re-
Gently by the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion. -.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
Contreefs Rise
During July

Contracts awarded during
July for future building in
the Washington area we're IS
per cent above July, 1861.
levels, Z. H. Keefe of the
F. W. Dodge Corp. has re-
ported.
The total volume Of con-
tracts was s76,35e, 900 in July.
During the first seven
months Of the year the Gu
mulative total Of building
contracts was 7s,e7S.00 a
IS per cent increase compared
to the like period Of 1861.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
Roof in AIexondrio
Mey Be LeFeest

What the architects be-
heve to be one Of the long
est spans yet attempted using
pre-stressed concrete is now
Evening star., 1962-09-22
BuiIdsrs' Report @@U
Quenstedt Will Address
Suburban Builder Group
Builders Report

Warren D. Quenstedt, dep
uty administrator of the
National Capital Transpor-
tation Agency. viii address
the first fall dinner meeting
Of the Suburban Maryland
Builders Association which
begins at $50 pm. Thursday
at the Indian Spring Country
Club.
Mr.. Quenstedt will discuss
the financial and manage
ment aspects Of the proposed
Meta plan for q regional
rail rapid transit system in
the Washington area.
He also will outline the
role Of county government
IN planning to support its
share Of the system.
cooIahon TO Address
Improvement Contractors
John C. COOIahan, execu-
tive secretary Of the Mary
land State Home Improve
ment Commission, will ad-
dress a meeting Of the Met
ropolitan Association Of Gen.
eral Improvement Contrac-
tors at 8 pm. Thursday in
the National Housing Gen.
ter. 1925 L street NV.
He will discuss the new
Maryland Law. according to
Walter w. StOerpleworth,
program chairman of the
association.
Evening star., 1962-09-22
Walker Wins
Golf Cup

John G. Walker, president
Of Lamon Henderson, Inc,
won the cup for low net
score during the recent fifth
annual Presidents Cup Golf
Tournament Of the HON Q
Evening star., 1962-09-22
University Given
SeholGFship Funds

The School of Business
Administration Of American
University has been awarded
1000 by the National Asso-
ciation of Home Builders
Scholarship Foundation, Inc,
to be used for students plan
ming careers In home build
ing, the university has an
nounced
Evening star., 1962-09-22
Johnson Joins
GueFdian StoH

Grayson johnson has
joined the sales staff Of
Guardian Construction, Mar
tina Meyers, sales manager,
has announced.
Mr.. johnson has been ac-
tive in the real estate field
here for the last 10 years.
Guardian is builder and de-
veloper Of westvfew at
Springfield, Va.
Evening star., 1962-09-22

being used in the roof of
an Alexandria building.
The structure on MN road
was designed for the Alex
andria Junk Co. by Graef-
Mintz and Associates OF Alex
andria. 1t has q 63-foot clear
span roof, the architects said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-22

Wide selection Of high fidelity quol-
itY records that children will Lowell
Old fovorites like Dumbo, Peter
Pan, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-22

Put your " set on wheels and move
II into any room Of your convenience.
Sturdy block fvbvlor stand looks well
with any decor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28

MARION, H., Oct. 81 (AP)
Former President Eisenhower
told a campaign crowd today
that the Cuban crisis must
not become an excuse for sill
ence or submission" by Repub-
licans on the Nations internal
affairs.
The former President called
upon Americans to present a
united front to the world until
the Cuban situation is resolved,
and he added:
But in our internal affairs
a foreign crisis must not be-
come an excuse for silence OF
submission by us Republicans
Gen. Eisenhower called fol
the election of fellow Republi-
cans, specifically Senate G. o
P. Leader Dirksen and Repre-
sentative Arends.
The former President spokt
from a flatbed truck at thu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
OPERATION JACK-O-LANTERN
INDIA
Chinese Forces Move
Toward Plains Area

million people from the rest
of India.
At Tezpur the government
was requisitioning planters
jeeps and four-wheel drive We
hicles for service on the road
up through the foothills to the
lofty front.
Border Troops Moved
Indian troops which have
continued to keep a watch on
the Pakistan border were be-
ing rushed at last to bolster
the mountain defenses.
Mr.. Nehru's letter to Presi-
dent Kennedy, it was said here,
indicated a hope the United
States would prevent PakiStan
from taking military advantage
of India now. India and PAX
istan have been feuding since
1947 over the Himalayan Dor
der state of KaShmir.
Chinese troops were repulsed
at the Eastern end of the
Northeastern front near Bur-
ma, too. The Chinese drive
from Kibitoo down the Luhit
river valley has been checked
at Walong village for two days
the spokesman said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28

to you our willingness to con-
slider attentively any new sug-
gestion you may put forward;
furthermore, should you con-
slider it useful to the cause of
peace, our government would
be glad to receive you in our
country, as secretary general of
the United Nations. with a view
to direct discussions on the
present crisis, prompted by oul
common purpose of freeing
mankind from the dangers Of
war.
Unreserved respect for the
sovereignty Of Cuba is the es-
sential prerequisite if Cuba is
to contribute with the greatest
sincerity and goodwill, grudg-
ing no step towards the solu-
ton of the present problem
and joining forces with all those
people who are struggling to
save peace at this dramatic
moment in the life of mankind
Cuba can do whatever is asked
Of it, except undertake to be a
victim and to renounce the
rights which belong to every
sovereign state.
I retiterate the assurances OF
my highest consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
Mobilization
Is Authorized
In Venezuela

CARACAS, Venezuela, Oct. q
! (AP). President Romulo Be-
tancourt announced to night
authorization for mobilizing
Venezuela's armed forces
against what he called the
threat of "the reservoir of
Soviet nuclear rockets in Cuba. "
He did not spell out what
mobilization entails but said
Venezula will use force if neces-
sary to fulfill its hemisphere
treaty obligations.
Sources speculated this
might mean offering aid to the
United States arms blockade of
Cuba or calling up an estimated
10000 reservists.
However, the troops may be
needed most at home. Venebue-
la has been plagued by civil
violence. including two leftist-
backed revoltS within the past
year.
In his TV-radio address, Mr..
Betancourt said the country's
oil installations are in danger
of sabotage by what he called
internal extremists.
Mr.. Betancourt has blamed
CaStroites and Communists for
the anti-government violence
and has moved to outlaw the
Communists and their fellow
travellers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28

opment in the San Francisco
Bay area
Persistent reports that Mr..
Finley and newer members of
the commission differed over
the role the staff director
should play-and the degree
of leadership" he should as
sert-have been current for
many months.
During consideration OF a
proposal for urban renewal in
Georgetown early this year,
differences between Mr.. Finley
and Mrs. James H. Rowe. IT,,
commission chairman named
by President Kennedy last No
vember, were repeatedly accen-
tuated.
Plan Dropped
Mr.. Finley strongly advocated
use of urban renewal in George
town, but the planning COM
mission finally dropped the
project at the urging of the
District Commissioners.
At a news conference he
called yesterday, Mr.. Finley
said he was extremely dis
appointed about the lack OF
action on the Georgetown
waterfront"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
LETTER TO u THANT
Castro Accepts Part
Of U. N. Proposals

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
Oct. 81 (AP)-The teTt OF
Cuban Prime Minister CGsro's
reply tonight to Acting
Secretary General U Thdnt'S
proposal that tDork on missile
installations In Cuba be
suspended.
Your Excellency:
I have received your message
dated 26 October, and express
my appreciation of your noble
concern. Cuba is prepared to
discuss as fully as may be
necessary, its differences with
the United States and to do
everything in its power, in CO.
operation with the United Ma
tons. to resolve the present
crisis.
However, it fatty rejects the
violation of the sovereignty OF
our country involved in the
naval blockade, an act of force
and war committed by the
United States against Cuba. In
addition, it fatty rejects the
presumption of the United
States to determine what ac-
lions we are entitled to take
within our country, what kind
| of arms we consider ap-
propriate for our defense, what
relations we are to have with
the USSR, and what inter-
national policy steps we are
entitled to take, within the
rules and laws governing re-
lations between the peoples of
the world and the principles
governing the United Nations,
in order to guarantee our own
security and sovereignty.
Violated No Law
Cuba is victimizing no one;
it has violated no international
law; on the contrary. it is the
victim of the aggressive acts of
the United States, such as the
paval blockade, and its rights
have been outraged.
The revolutionary govern
ment of Cuba would be pre-
pared to accept the compro-
misses that you request as eff
forts in favor of peace, pro-
vided that at the same time,
while negotiations are in pro-
gress, the United States Gov
eminent desists from threats
and aggressive actions against
Cuba, including the naval
blockade of our country.
At the same time I express
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
U. N.
US. Allies Reject
Cubo, Turkey Swap

/, the letter from Chairman Khru-
shchev addressed to him, to-
gether with the copy Of the
message to President Kennedy"
Mr.. Khrushchev's proposal
provides for the Secretary Cen
eral to act as agent in negotiat-
ing the big-power agreement
and for the U. N. to send in
spectors to see that 1t is car
ried out.
The proposal also says the
Soviet Union and the United
States should give the United
Nations pledges of noninterfer-
ence in Turkey and Cuba, re-
spectively.
One White House reaction was
that shipment of offensive wea-
pons to Cuba must stop, work
on Soviet missile bases there
must stop and these offensive
weapons must be rendered in
operable."
Mr.. Stevenson's remark that
the problem was unfolding
came after he had a half-hour
talk with the secretary general.
Stevenson Letter
Mr.. Stevenson made public
a letter in which he told Mr..
Thant that continued building
of Soviet missile sites in Cuba
caused a dangerous situation.
Afterward an informant said
"the central point" in the Gu
ban crisis was that a base for
Soviet intermediate-range bal
listic missiles was still being
built in Cuba, in addition, one
for medium-range missiles al
ready was operational.
Mr.. Khrushchev's proposal
was taken to refer to the Is
intermediate-range b His tic
missiles the United States says
it has in Turkey and the 30
odd intermediate and medium
range ballistic missiles it says
the Soviet Union has in Cuba,
together with their bases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
Eisenhower Asks Unity
On Cuba, Not Politics

Williamson County Airport.
State police estimated that T.
500 persons heard the speech.
Referring to campaigning in
the Midwest by President Ken
needy, Gen. Eisenhower said:
1--WE must make sure that we
defeat his recent efforts to get
in Washington a virtually one
party Congress.
mo crisis of any sort-no
acceptable theory of Govern
ment-justifies an attempt to
make the Congress a rubber
stamp for decree and pro-
nouncement by the executive. F"
In calling upon the citizens
to present to all the world a
united 'front.'" Gen. Eisenhower
said he is confident they will
"carry out and conform to any
instructions proclaimed by
the Commander-in-Chief."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
Irish Leader Labels
Berlin Wall q Threat

BERLIN, Oct. 81 (AP). -
Prime Minister Sean Lemass
of Ireland took a look at the
Red wall in Berlin today and
declared as long as it exists
"It will constitute a threat to
peace"
Arriving from Hamburg for
a visit, Mr.. Lemass was visibly
shaken as he looked at the wall.
He told reporters the wall sis
a violation Of human rights. F."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
Wet Nam Red. Fire
Hits U. S. Copter

SAIGON, South Vietnam,
Oct. 81 (AP).-A United States
Army H-21 helicopter was hit
by Communist small arms fire
Friday and forced to land in
a Communist-controlled area
north of Saigon, authorities re-
1 ported today.
| No injuries were reported and
the helicopter was able to fly
back to base after repairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
FINLEY

Continued From Page Al
acknowledged differences of
opinion between Mr.. Finley
and some members of the COM
mission.
He would say only that he
wished to enter private busi-
ness and that previously he
once had left the planning
field to do the same thing.
That occasion, he said, was
when he resigned seven years
ago as an urban planner in
California to become vice pres
ident of Richard Graves As
sociates. This firm, he ex-
planned, was interested in
large-scale community devel-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
Continued From Page Al

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way for American aid to fight
off aggression.
British Prime Minister Mac
milan already has indicated
willingness to supply automatic
weapons, badly needed by In
dian troops in the rugged
mountain fighting.
A Defense Ministry Spokes-
man said Indian troops with
drew from Jang, a village five
miles east of the important
monastery town of Towang
which the Chinese captured
three days ago.
The Chinese were advancing
along a jeep trail southeast
ward toward Tezpur, a tea
planters town of 10000 popu-
lation, 100 crow-flight miles
from Towang. Tezpur, on the
Brahmaputra river, is the mil
itary administrative center OF
the region.
Delaying Stand
Authoritative sources indi-
Gated two Indian battalions of
about 1000 men were trying
to make a delaying stand
against the 10000 Chinese at
the 13,94O-foot high Sc pass
IA miles southeast of Towang
If the Chinese break through
to Tezpur they would be in the
midst of the broad Assam
plains which never have been
in dispute between India and
China.
So far the fighting has been
in a 80, -square-mile Hima-
layan border land which China
claims and which India admin
listers as the northeast from
tier agency.
Virtually Cut Off
The front is almost COM
pletely cut off from the main
body of India by East Pakistan.
There was a possibility that
the Chinese, instead of reach
ing for Tezpur would turn
southwestward down the Ma
mas river through Bhutan and
the narrow neck Of India which
links Assam with the rest OF
the country.
The distance from Towang to
the East Pakistan border by
that route is 165 miles.
If the Chinese reached the
East Pakistan border they
would isolate Assam and its ]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28

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