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HISTORIC TIDEWATER

wv l1CENN MAN LAND
new. 3-bedrm, home and bath. 81;
acre tob. allot.. streams, . barns,
ETC.: long road frontage.
22-27 acres. 3 bedrm. and bath
home, central heat: large barn,
ga acre tob. allot.; flat rich fields,
fronting on . State roads, "a mi,
to Chesapeake Bay beach.
3--126 acres on Route .; inter-
esting old home of 9 rms, 8
baths, porches; 10 acre tob. allot
large barns, , tenant houses;
fencing for cattle.
80 acres: 7-rm., bath home. full
basement, central heat; Z acre tob.
ailot.; bar. 2 springs, practically
all cleared
CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY CORP.
Prince Frederick, Md. Phone 10S
If No Answer Call 1874 or 354
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1 100 ACRES. less than $3.50 per
A grazing farm that's hard to
beat and in an area where ground
appreciation is a certainty. Land
Dept, TRI-COUNTY REALTY,
OR 3-5117 or or 2-101h
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KAY BOWLING, Realtor
HISTORIC TTDEWATER

=
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
1-2OO-acre dairy farm, . main
homes, 3 tenant houses, 4 tob.
barns, COW barn, dairy barn, i'm
PIGMENT shed; S-acre tob. allot. .
land in high state of cultivation
on paved road, % mi. D. C. Addi-
tional land available.
"-Owensville-Corner lot contain
ing "a acres, nice trees, good
neighborhood, paved road, $1,000,
DO acres, o-bedrm. home, large
barn, .outbldgs., 500 IT. road 'front.'
age: 4-acre tob. eliot: 25 mi. DC,
$4,000
10, acres, "a mi. frontage on
paved road; Cape Cod home, large
tobacco barn, implement shed,
fruit trees; 66S acre tob. allot, f.;
25 mi. DC, $4,000.
5-i760 Colonial frame home, :
bedrms., Ia baths, 924 acres;
needs restoring: on paved road,
90 mi. D. c.; $4,000.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY
CORP, Elsie West Williams, 10th
ian, Md. Phone University 7-SOO6;
II no answer call Prince Frederick
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oFFeE STUDIOS for REMLo ACREAGE EoR ACREAGE foR SALE

$4,000 SO. FT., for garden-type
apt; Texas ave; ewes. EN-; 1891 9.
1. + GRAVATTE. Realtor. Ma.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

ATTENTION BUILDERS
Large and small tracts available for
many uses. Some CO, Co., Rio,
R-90. For a good deal, call
Manovill Realty Corp.
10. 4-844O
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21H = 44VHN@41~I
Forget your business worries, re.
lax nightly by this coy fireplacel
And the house is equally invixiG
with liv. rm., 3 bedrmS, all CnoR
kit, bath, oil heat, carport,
patio. all water priyils.
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SILVER DUNES
CONTEMPORARY
TOWN HOUSES
IS SILVER LIVER DUNES COOPERATIVE

Located on magnificent site on
ocean and Silver Lake at Reho-
both Beach, Delaware. From SILL
700.
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81 ACRES, an ideal situation for
the small farmer. The house and
outbuildings are modern and in
excellent condition. The land is
fertile and water is plentiful. The
price is right at only S26,75O.
Land Dept. TRI-COUNTY REAL
TY, CIR. 3-5l11, or CIR 3-Io75
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL CASH for lots. acreage or
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
APARTMENT HOUSE GROUND.
Prefer D. c. or Maryland. Quick
action. Call Mr.. CLARK, RA. j.
COIL.
BUILDER, needs lots-Seat Pleas
also group OF lots any area for
low-cost homes. MR.. FELLOWS,
925-47S6. A.
BUILDER WILL PAY top price for
apt. house ground in D C., Nd.
and Va. prefer package deal H. T.
CONSTRUCTION CO., HE. 4-6372
EVANSVILLE AREA or more
lots wanted, residential. Call WA.
7-6542.
NEED / to 5 finished lots, Be
thesda- Rockville area. immedi-
ately. MIR. SMITH, OIL. 2-756l.
LAND suitable for subdivision;
sewer, water: nearby Md.
STEPHEN ZARAPAS LO. 4-s411
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
NEEDED-Finished lots for builders
and individual buyers; single lots
and up: particularly groups OF D
to 10; record lots; acreages. farms
and zoned ground in any size also
needed. Leon SiSSon.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-9070.
N. ARLINGTON or McLean-Langley
area-Residentia lot for custom
built home. Call CT. 6-5715.
WE WILL FINANCE and build home
on your lot. INTERSTATE MORT
GAGE CO., INC. ia. 7-5S00.
8 LARGE SYNDICATES, ready now:
lot, acreage. r. l.. SMITH, Realtor,
GA. 4-77I1. VIII $3.50.
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CRU n I /

OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
Deale, Nd. UN. i-2O9l
EVENINGS, SW. S-3l33
DRUM POINT - Waterfront lot,
excel. harbor, easy boat launch
ing, nice domestic. Call CY,
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BETHESDA-Auburn ave, near Old
Priced to sell. FLOYD E. DAVIS
CO., COLL K st. NV. MA. S-O352,
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Strout Realty
1421-N Land Title Bldg,
PHILADELPHIA 10, Pa

A. IN bdHu 1llle blQB.,
Philadelphia 10, Pa.
205 ACRES excellent land, two-story
home; bath. fireplaces, 2 barns
and other outbuildings. $50 acres
open, timber value, pond. Health
necessitates selling. Price S35. 900.
Full details and inspection. JOS.
NJ. SAMUELS g. SONS. ORANGE.
VA. Phone 1896.
81 ACRES, an ideal situation for
the small farmer. The house and
outbuildings are modern and in
excellent condition. The land is
fertile and water is plentiful. The
price is right at only S26,75O.
Land Dept. TRI-COUNTY REAL
TY, CIR. 3-5117, or CIR. 3-1275.
l 100 ACRES. less than $3.50 per
A grazing farm that's hard to
beat and in an area where ground
appreciation oppt Is certainty; Land
or. 3-5l77. or or. 3-1a75'
"i3 ACRES" comfortable brk. Co.
lonlal in close-in Montg. Co. sub
urbs, with tileable land. pasture,
THOMPSON CO.. JU. $4,000
100 ACRES IN FREDERICK CoUN-
TY, mr.. Damascus, Md. Baltimore
market dairy. barn, stone and
frame Colonial, over 100 years old.
Needs renovation. Large swift
running creek through property.
Crawford, EV. 4-6133.
SHANNON & LUCHS
Realtors Since 1906. Lo. 5-Os44
III Gdn, A.; facing paved road, cul-
basement; S22,5 500; terms ms OH'h
DAIRY FARM, 49, a. 44-cow
tank: 6-room bungalow, bath;
S3S,50O; terms.
43S a. stock farm, . streams, silo,
sheds, Groom dwl, bath, full
basement; tenant house; $4,000;
SERRo S1Ui REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Remington, Va. HE. 1882
2I5-ACRE STOCK FARM. with all
nee. bldgs.: paved rd.; SOS, 500.
l2O-acre stock farm, stream, pond,
good bldgs.; S35, 900.
lO0-acre oairy farm, long 'front.'
age paved I'd, very good buildings.
T Sentaj. sex exee sdG tenant; fine
60-acre stock farm, good house,
Several fine new and old homes
at very reasonable prices.
TELEPHONE MT. AIRY 231
JOHN J. PRICE. Realtor, Mt Airy
$40 On, $3.50 80 days, $50 mo.
buys 100 acres. woods, fronts U. S
33 near Gordonsville. Va, has
small stream; $3.50. Phone
Alexandria, TIE. 6-4l3l. COOKE
AGCY., Louisa, Virginia.
$3.50 On. $3.50 30 days, $40 mo /
buys 7-rm., bath semibung allow
: acres. S6,950. Also, 500 On.
$40 mo. buys good Arm. bungalow.
large lot: S4.950. Both near
IL. 6-4f5s1. COOKE Eie~ AGcY',
Louisa, Va.
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA-Approx. $500 50. It,
Of prime commercial; zoned CO
OIL. 2-64S0,
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SILVER DUNES COOPERATIVE
WASHINGTON. D. C. 667-lS66
THE JOSEPH D. LAzENBY CO.
SOUTH RIVER - This excellent
waterfront property located on
Hill Point in Hillsmere Shores
commands an unobstructed view
Of the South River and the bay.
800 #. of concrete bulkhead with
pile driven dock. Improved with a
completely air-conditioned three
bedroom home. Entry, living room
with fireplace, separate dining
room, large kitchen, . full baths,
screened porch, full basement with
fireplace, bath and laundry facili-
ties, two-car garage. Not a thing
mas been overlooked in this Al
oAKLE1GH FOREST tseverns'
Park)-De luxe custom-built six.
bedroom home located on a shaded
lot. Entry, large, living room with
marble fireplace, separate dining
room, large kitchen with dish.
washer breakfast room. 80 baths.
family room, large screened porch.
Community swimming pool and
ARNOLD GRitchie highway ana
old Annapolis road . wooded
acres improved by a three-bed-
room ranch home situated on q
well planted knoll: the home con.
siSts of large living room with
fireplace, dining room. kitchen.
two baths, utility room. large
glassed sun room, two-car carDort.
The entire property is in excellent
condition and offers privacy and
comfortable living.
THE JOSEPH D. LAZENBY CO.,
215 Main Street, Annapolis. Nd.
Telephone: Colonial 3-26S4 o -,
TW0-BEDROoM HOME, 5 years
old, ,carport, enclosed porch. fully
insulated; modern kitchen and
Gated near Mayo, ap %TSsa 10 IO'i miles he'
south Of Annapolis. For sale BIZ
OWNER; S11,S00. co. s-s247.
VERY PRETTY eight room, bath
and one-half Colonial home ON
Chesapeake Bay. Testefully fur.
nished. Fifty-two acres. presently
in grass, extend from good road
to water. swim. pool. Outbldgs.
Price $4,000. Pictures on request.
MATHEWS d COMPANY
CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND .
FRONT HOME in West.
moreland County on a State road.
Z rooms, bath. powder room and
utility room, Artesian water, pier.
] acre land with splendid eleva.
ton. House in good condition,
Sl3,50O on terms. G. B. Lorraine, Oh
Richmond Federal BLDG. Rich.
mond. Va. Virginia Properties.
Seashore to Mountains. Free
booklet--"Virginia."
WHY WAIT?
Come to the Northern Neck Of Wiz.
ginia, away from the traffic and
confusion. Loaf, fish. hunt. Buy
from our list of choice waterfront
properties. Retirement homes. cot.
tages. estates, farms. Gail or
write Ben Hubbard. Warsaw, Vir.
GINA. ED. 2-6231: home. CIR,
2-201S. SCHMIDT IL WILSON,,
INC. Realtors.
800 DN.-IMMED. OCCUPANCY
s5,995; Ice. liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
> bedrmS and bath (showerl; Gin.
Ger blk. garage and workshop.
n acres on main road, 80 mi. from
Wash, 3-acre tobacco allotment:
liv. rm:. din. rm.. > Ice. bedrms.,
kit, Ia baths, . lge. porcheS'
steam heat. Downstairs, liv. rm., 4
bedrms., SIN. porch; farm imple-
ments included in sale. S25, ZOO.
For appt. call
IBORGE HANSON 3Oi-AL. 7.o437
rALBERT REAL ESTATE, N. Beach
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Most complete guide for fishermen
published in the Washington area!

Or pick up your copy at neUs-
stands, leading sporting goods
stores or in the lobby of The
Star Building.
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STONE HOUSE

40 beautiful rolling acres. Dairy.
now milking 80 cows. Stone house
built in 1884. q large rooms, .
baths. h.-w.h. Set high on a hill,
overlooking 3 towns. Large dairy
barn and outbuildings, all have
running water. 2 large ponds
stocked, 4 springs, 20-mile view,
Tie oeS5 L have ever seen. Righ.
in town on paved road. Priced,
$4,000; down, $4,000.
EUGENE P. NIXON
RE. 7-Sl12 Ewes, LA. 6-594S
Sat. and Sun, 30l-EX. 5-513O
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
20 acres, 30 under cultivation, rails
ing. tobacco and soy beans; arm.
and bath home: complete farm
bldgs. Tractor and full equip. Price
for immediate sale at $4,000,
9S acres, near La Plata, Md. .
houses, all necessary farm bldgs.
Stream through property. Excel
lent investment at $4,000,
l56-acre waterfront farm; 2 houses,
3 barns. stable, 2 tractors and
equip, Price $4,000, terms.
New lge. 3-bedrm. rambler, full
bsmt., carport, fireplace, ia
baths. On over l acre, near river
and within easy committing dis
lance OF D. c. Price SlS.5O0,
terms.
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WHY WAIT?

Come to the Northern Neck Of Wiz.
ginia. away from the traffic and
from our list of choice waterfront
properties. Retirement homes. COT
taRes, estates, farms. Gail or
write Ben Hubbard. Warsaw. Wiz.
Rinia. ED. 2-623I: home. CIR.
2-201S. SCHMIDT IL WILSON,
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WHY DEI,AY2

Live, loaf, fish or swim on the Bay.
Excel. 2-bedrm. home. liv. rm, w
firepl.. din. rm., lge. kit, b.b.h.-w.
heat, 2 baths, large level lot. Best
OF financing available.
L. c. (BILL) EURE.
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
Route PA, Mayo Road, Mayo, Nd.
CODE 3nl-SWIET R-2oO0
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TO move into that home you've
been promising yourself! Excel
lent 3-bedrm. waterfront homa
with pier, liv. rm. w/firepl.. din.
rm., Ia baths and basement,
Large lot, Delay may mean disap-
nnintmpnt
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"I3 ACRES" comfortable brk. Co.
lonial in close-in Montg. Co. sub
urbs, with tileable land. pasture,
outbuildings; excel. buy at $4,000
per acre.
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20 acres on main road. 80 mi. from
Wash, 3-acre tobacco allotment.
liv. rm., din. rm.. = Ice. bedrmG..
kit, Ia baths, . lge. porches.
steam heat. Downstairs, liv. nm, 4
bedrms., SIN. porch; farm implies
ments included in sale. $4,000.
For appt. call
GEORGE HANSON 3Ol-AL. T-o437
REAL ESTATE, N. Beach
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DriftWood
N. J. H., SilUer Spring

N. J. H., SilUer Spring
I brought some driftwood
back from Florida for my
next door neighbor. We
would like to bleach it which
I understand can be done by
soaking it in bleach and
scrubbing 1t with a wire
brush.
Will someone tell me if the
bleach should be full strength,
how long the wood should
be soaked and what the pro-
per drying method is? This
is my second request for help
through this column; the
first was answered most sat-
iSfactorily.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

to 21a inches long and some
were green and others we're
brown.
This year I'd like to be able
to prepare for them as they
really made pests Of them
selves last summer.
One always seems to get
the answers to any problems
through Readers Clearing
House, so I'm hoping you
readers can help me with
these problems.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

they could be hung like pic
lures.
For maps printed on both
sides Of the paper, they could
be mounted between sheets
Of glass and the hanging
wire arranged so that the
frame could be reversed as
desired. Hope this helps you.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Summer on q Farm?
Mrs. L. A. Wnshinnfni

Mrs. L. A., Washington
I would appreciate hearing
from those Of you who have
placed your children on a
farm for the summer. I would
like to know the expenses and
the results. Did the children
enjoy it? Your tips on this
win be gratefully received.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Here's How

Readers cIeaFins House IS con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
NAIL as q publie-series exehonse
Of ideas between aFso readers. The
Star eeHnot oeeept phone coils per-
toinins to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full heme and
oddress. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Eqq Whites

To Mrs. s. A. G., Arlington
Mrs. J. A. c., Herndon
When preparing egg yolk
for your baby, separate the
yolk from the white before
cooking. Poach the yolk until
it is firm, then serve to your
baby as you usually do to
your baby.
Keep a plastic freezer con-
Evening star., 1962-05-11

IA. H.ehs co-Ta's Toss.n and Girl, w.a,-M sts
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Horper's and

Mrs. J. P. H., District Height
I have q years file Of
Harper's and The Atlantic
magazines, plus several issues
of the Saturday Evening Post
which I will give away. They
must be picked up. If you're
interested, I can be contacted
in tDritin0 through RCH.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Korean Orphan
A. z. SAper Spring

A. l., Silver Spring
/ would like to hear from
anyone who has adopted a
Korean orphan, or has
worked in a Korean orphan
age. I want to adopt a Korean
infant and don't know where
to start. Thank you for any
help.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
Scratched Pan
Mrs. n. r., Wdshfn0ton

Mrs. II. T., Washington
I have q ten-inch grease
less frying pan with a thin
grey coating on the frying
surface. The pan has a thin
scratch on the cooking sur
face. Can this scratch be re-
paired or is the pan now
useless? Your help will be
appreciated,
Evening star., 1962-05-11

OF some KIND OF large insect,
like a grasshopper, locust or
cricket which invaded my
plants. They were from Ia
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Maps onWuII
To Mrs. J. F., Bethesda

r. A. c., Arlington
To mount his maps on the
wall, your son could paste his
map collection on a firm
surface. such as plywood and
cut to fit the map.
He could then attach pic
ture Screw-eyes and wire to
the back of the plywood, and
Evening star., 1962-05-11
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Squirrels and Insects Post Problem
frs. J. r. G., Washington

have problem with squirrels and some kind
of large brown and green insects.
Two squirrels dig in my large flower boxes on
my patio and want to know of way to keep them
away
We couldn't use the patio last summer because
Evening star., 1962-05-11
WEE WOMEN

''He still thinks that bab.
bling in his sleep means
he's holding up his end oi
the conversation. :"
tainer for the egg whites.
When you have accumulated
IL or IA, thaw them out and
make an angel food cake, or
something that would use
this many whites.
Frozen egg whites can also
be used for making meringue
shells, schaum torte, white
cake and prune whip. I have
saved egg whites this way
and have used them success
fully months later.
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One-Doy Strike
Ends at WOOK

A one-day strike Of perform
ers and announcers at WOOK
radio station in Washington
was ended yesterday when an
employees union and the sta
tons management reached an
agreement.
In a joint statement, attor-
neys for United Broadcasting
Co., which operates WOOK,
and the Washington local OF
the American Federation of
Television and Radio Artists,
said that call differences" had
been settled.
The union instructed its
members at the station to re-
port to work this morning. A
union meeting will be called
shortly to ratify the agreement,
according to Samuel Levine, the
union attorney.
The strike was called fol-
lowing the firing Of two en-
ployes, according to President
Richard Eaton Of United.
Neither side would disclose
the details of the agreement
until it is ratified and signed.
Attorney Earl K. Shave rep
resented the company.
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Eisenhower
Helps 2 Lost
Trail Riders

A passing motorist yesterday
needed the frantic signals OF
two teen-age girls on horseback
near the Gettysburg battlefield
and was able to set them on the
proper course.
The motorist was a former
occupant Of the White House,
Dwight D. Eisenhower. One of
the girls was the 16-year-old
great granddaughter Of another
occupant, Theodore Roosevelt,
The Roosevelt descendant
was Joanna Sturm, grand
daughter of Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth, who is Teddy
Roosevelt's daughter, Alice.
She and her companion,
Patsy Offutt, of Potomac, Md,
were taking part in a 25-mile
trail ride sponsored by the Blue
Ridge Riding Club. They be-
came separated from tn e
group, and were seeking guild
ance when they encountered
the friendly ex-President.
He gave them excellent di-
rections, they reported, and
they rejoined the trail riders.
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SteeIworkers Hear
Shorter Hours Plan

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. Is
(AP). "A shorter work week
and a three-month paid vaca-
ton every five years for work.
ers with more than Is years
service were urged today by
Howard r. Hague, vice presi-
dent of the United SteelworkerS
of America.
Mr.. Hague addressed more
than 200 delegates to the an
nual. conference of the Steel
workers District 80, which rep
resents some 10000 workers in
northern Kentucky and mos
of Indiana.
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Youths Display
Rocket Talent
At Camp Pickett

CAMP PICKETT, Va, Oct
10 (AP) .-Teen-age rocket en-
thusiasts here for a I'd Army
rocket meet scored huge sue
cesses with their homemade
missiles today.
OF % rockets placed on the
pad, II successes were marked
up. Three rockets exploded on
the pad and three others failed
to lift off.
One rocket scared up nearly
a thousand feet, but tumbled
end over end. The rocket was
launched by the Don Bosco
Rocket Society of Ramsey, N. j.,
which also had another blow
up on the pad. The rocket was
apparently exploded by an adj
ditive to its 10-pound package
of zinc and sulphur propellant.
A rocket launched by the
Orange Rocket Society of
Orange, N. j., attained the
meets altitude record Of 10000
feet. The 55-inch rocket was
propelled by 11.58 pounds of
zinc and sulphur. The rocket
was freddy William Powell, 16.
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RICHMOND. Oct. Is (AP)
- Gov. Harrison yesterday
selected members Of the new
State authority set up to
provide localities with low
interest school construction
loans.
For chairman of the Virginia
Public School Authority he Sc
Ilected Robert T. Marsh, jr., OF
Richmond, chairman Of the
board of First g. Merchants
National Bank.
Mr.. Marsh and w. A. Stuart
of Abingdon. general counsel OF
the Clinchfield Coal Corp,
were named for six-year terms.
The other members are Leon
ard G. Muse of Roanoke, pres
ident of the State board of
education, and Sidney S. KEEL
lam Of Virginia Beach, BUSH
nessman and Princess Anne
County political leader, both
for four-year terms. and Han
over County Attorney Edward
P. Simpkins, jr., for a two
year term.
The State treasurer and the
State controller, whose ap-
pointments were specified in
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Mississippi Firm
Snubbed in North
Gets an Apology

GREENVILLE, Miss, Oct. 13
(AP) Shall we hold your or
der until such time as Missis-
sippi has re-entered the
Union?"
That question in a letter
from a Philadelphia firm to a
Greenville tile company has
lost the Northern concern a
customer, despite a promised
formal letter of apology.
It all began two weeks ago
when the Regent Standard
Forms, Inc, of Philadelphia re-
fused to fill an order from the
Koestler Tile Co. until Missis-
sippi settles it's difference with
the Government of the United
States" The letter of rejection
was signed by w. Weisbord,
president Of Regent.
The reference was to Missis-
sippi's desegregation troubles
over the enrolment of James
H. Meredith, a Negro, at the
University of Mississippi.
Rudolph Koestler, head of
the tile company, said today he
has since had two telephone
conversations with Mr.. Weis-
bord. He said Mr.. Weisbord
apologized, promised a formal
letter of apology and "said he
is happy to take business from
anywhere in the South"
Mr.. Koestler, however, placed
his order with a Texas firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
Harrison Names Six
To New School Agency

the act creating the authority,
round out the membership.
Establishment of the author
lily fulfilled one Of Gov. Har-
rison's campaign pledges. The
authority survived one major
test last month when the State
Supreme Court held that the
act creating it was constitu-
tional.
A major test is still ahead,
however. This is whether 1t
will be able to sell its own
bonds at a low enough in
terest rate to permit it to buy
county and city school bonds
at rates lower than the locali-
ties would have to pay else
where.
The authority will start with
$50 million or more in assets.
The act creating it specified
that it was to take over all
the assets Of the State literary
fund above $40 million. At
present, the literary fund has
about $50 million in assets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14
Kennedy's Jet
Is Sent After
Libyon Prince

President Kennedy's new SO
million jet plane has been sent
to Libya to bring back Crown
Prince Hasan Al-Rida Al
Sanusi on a state visit here.
The crown prince is due to
arrive at Langley Air Force
Base in Virginia tomorrow.
The aircraft, a four-engine
Boeing jet transport, was
turned over to the Government
this week and made a cross
country flight from Seattle to
Washington in four hours and
eight minutes.
Crown Prince Hasan will