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statesmen WANTED: Wanted at
once Rawleigh Dealer in adioin-
ing area. See C. B. PARKER,
MANTEO, N. c., Telephone 78-J
or write Rawleigh Dept. NCB-2SO-3
Richmond, Va.
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SEE PIEDMONT HOME under
construction. Edwin Midget, Lit
tie Street, Manteo. Attractive fl
nancing plan with no down pay
ment and no closing costs for
quality homes. Vernon Hayman,
Piedmont Homes, Norfolk, Va.
Telephone MA 29816.
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FOR SALE: Approximately II
acres land, Hatteras Island, FRS
co, N. C. Highway to sound, $50
feet frontage ON each. M. X. Fear
ing, Jr, agent, Manteo.
T-2-16-tfc
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FOR SALE: 1866 Chevrolet station
wagon, 8-cyl., 4-dr. automatic
shift. M. x. Fearing, Jr., Agent.
T-1-19-tfc
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MALE HELP WANTED: Man to
sell Nationally Advertised Prod
net on established route in Beau
fort County. Profits will exceed
500 weekly. If interested write
P. o. Box 1892, Goldsboro, N. C.
PH-2-16-3tp
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FOR SALE: Newly built 6-Room
house with bath, near Manteo.
Corner lot 80 x 100 #. Hardsurface
road, priced reasonable. d. ".
Meekins, Manteo, N. G.
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WEDDING BELL NAPKINS: We
now have these in stock when you
need them in hurry. $3.50 per 100.
TINES PRINTING CO., Manteo,
Tel. "A or PA. 9-22-tf
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ARTISTS SUPPLIES. Speed ball
sets, India ink, black drawing
ink, silver INK, white ink, drawing
paper. TIMES PRINTING CO.,
Inc. Manteo.
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SELECT PROPERTIES for rent or
sale. M. X. Fearing. Jr.. Manteo.
T-9-18-tfc
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FOR SALE: Seven-room brick
house, ranch type. 81 acres
wooded land, near the water. AL.
electric heat, two, baths. Complete.
ny Handicapped. Contact Abe Sobel,
Box 1859, Wanchese. T-2-16-4tc
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FOR YOUR HOME OWNERS pol
icy call w. r. Pearce, Manteo,
N. G. T-5-19-tfc
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BALANCE DECEMBER 81 1861 242ss
RECEIPTS:
]. Total assessments collected $S47873
g. Number members q 25c TBS
g. Total $3,48598
T. Receipts S,48698
g. Total receipts s,72S97
DISBURSEMENTS
TO- Collection commissions 1000
IL Miscellaneous expenses 204S1
r. Total expenses S74n
l3 Death benefits paid (No 26) $4,000
ID Membership fees paid agents TBS
lie Total disbursements ss.4sl5s
BALANCE TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR PAID
ASSETS:
IS Bank Bank deposit Dc e washova Bank trust c. a4sss
81 Total 24741
LIABILITIES:
~ Advance assessments 1880
I23 Death benefits unpaid 100000
rs Total liabilities $I15S60
DEFICIT 9O616l
good standing at close Of books: 2440.
hereby certify that the information given in the foregoing report
and to the undersigned
secetery Treasurer PRATT WILLIAMSON Quarter g.
Telenhone number 9263
Subscribed and before this january 1862
Dorothy W cahcon Notary Public MY expires 46es
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MAYYERAs INLET

AIlANIic-ocRAcoKE TOLL FERRY
Out OF opesafien until FEB. IS. beeovse Q
undergoing repoirs.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT: one
and two bedrooms. Leo Midgette,
tel. Manteo 26S-W. T-9-22-tfc
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FOR RENT: Building on water
front. Suitable for wholesale OF
retail fish market or warehouse.
See G. G. Bonner. Manteo.
.T-2-2O-tfc
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THE FAMILY OF
DAVID 0. MIDGETT

FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR PERIOD ENDING DEC. 81 1861
BEAUFORT HYDE MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION Inc.
Swan Quarter. N, C..
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as Administra-
tor eta. of the estate of j. Curtis
Gray of Dare County, North Caro-
lima, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate
of said j. Curtis Gray to present
them to the undersigned within six
months from date of this notice
or same will be pleaded in bar Of
their recovery. All persons indebt-
\ ed to said estate please make i'm
mediate payment.
This the S0th day of January,
1862.
WILLIAM C. GRAY
Administrator, eta.
Kitty Hawk, North Carolina
Russell E. Twiford, Attorney.
T-2-2-4tc
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FOR SALE: Ponies all sizes. Ros-
eoe Gallop, Wanchese T-11-24-tfc
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RANSY Plants. English Daisies,
Sweet William Candytuft, Alys-
sum SaxatiIe, and many other
plants, for your house and garden.
Roanoke Island Gardens, Manteo,
N. C. 12-15-TFC
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For your insurance needs see
w. r. PEARCE. Manteo, N. C.
All kinds of insurance
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FERRY SCHEDULES
Effective Nov. 10. i96i-April !. 1864
OREGON lNtEY

OREGON INLET
Departures every thirty minutes from both
north ond south Terminals.
$50 AN. through $50 Pm.
Also departures at $50 PM. ond 500 PA
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OLIVE MIDGETT
..Manns Harbor, N. G.
T-l-26-4tt
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Sum NICK PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rose and
children We're in Kitty Hawk Sum
dav. 80.
Evening star., 1962-11-23
81 Killed in koreo
Is Identified as
Kentucky Man

SEOUL, Korea, Nov. % (AP)
The United Nations command
today identified an American
GI killed in a grenade attack
by North Korean soldiers as
Specialist 4/c James A. john
son, 18, of Paris, KY.
Pfc. Baez Olivio, "a, of Sa-
serio, Las Casas. San Turce,
Puerto Rico, suffered multiple
wounds on both feet in the at
tack on a U. N. observation post
Tuesday.
The two soldiers, members of
the 1st United States Cavalry
Division, were on duty at the
post $50 yards south Of a line
marking the center of the de-
militarized zone on the west
ern Korean front.
The U. N. command said
North Korean soldiers hurled
five Russian fragmentation-
type grenades at the post and
fled. One grenade went off in
side the post. Three exploded
outside, and one failed to &c
off.
The assault was the first
known on an observation post
manned by Americans since
the Korean armistice of 1858
The U. N. command said the
attack was unprovoked and
vicious.
1t planned a protest at q
meeting of the military armis-
tice commission.
Evening star., 1962-11-23
Annu Underwood, ,
Widow of Former
ICC Counsel

Anna Kent Underwood, 79,
widow of Harry L. Underwood.
who served as assistant general
counsel for the Interstate Com
merce Commission, died last
night at the Oak Haven Con-
valeScent Home in Takoma
Park, Md, after a long illness.
Her husband had served in
various Government positions
from 1908 until his retirement
in 1852. He died in 1856.
Mrs. Underwood was a native
of Binghamton, N. Y, and was
a member of the Foundry
Methodist Church in WASH
ington for so years.
She served for 35 years on
the board of managers of the
Methodist Home for the Aged
in Washington.
Mrs. Underwood was a char
ter member of Chapter G, PEG,
in Washington and was a for
mer district treasurer for PEG.
She was also a former member
of the goth Century Club of
Washington.
Survivors include a son,
Harry K. Underwood of 10302
Ridgemoor drive, Silver Spring,
Md, and two grandchildren.
The body is at the Warner
E. Pumphrey funeral establish
ment, S434 Georgia avenue,
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1962-11-23
Clair N. GuyIer,
Ex-U. S. Worker

Clair M. Guyler, SO, a for
mer Government worker and
Mayflower Hotel employe, died
today at Casualty Hospital.
Mr.. Guyler was taken to the
hospital yesterday when he be-
came i'll at his home, 2715
Thirty first street Sc.
Until a year ago, Mr.. Guyler
had worked for several years
at the Mayflower Hotel as a
security officer. Earlier he had
worked for several Govern
ment agencies.
A native of Wilkes Barre
Pa, he came to Washington
about 20 years ago. During
World War II he served in the
Army.
He was a member of the
Masons, Shriners and Ameri-
can Legion.
Besides his wife, Gertrude
of the home, he leaves his
mother, Mrs. Ruth Guyler, of
Wilkes-Barre; two sisters, Mrs
Edward Edwards of Edwards
vile, Pa, and Mrs. John Ed
wards of Wilkes-Barre, and a
brother, John, of Fairborn
Ohio.
Services and burial will be in
Wilkes-Barre Monday.
Evening star., 1962-11-23
Mrs. RoWbothum
Officer of OAR
For Many Years

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. %
(AP) Mrs. Sally Smith Row.
botham, for many years an
officer of the Daughters of the
American Revolution and other
historical societies, died yes
terday.
Funeral services will be held
at IL am. tomorrow at the
First Presbyterian Church
Burial will be at 2 pm. in
Charlottesville.
Mrs. Rowbotham was an
honorary vice president gen.
eral for life of the OAR. She
was a vice president of the
National Society of the Daugh-
terS of BaronS Of Runemede
and held memberships in
numerous other groups.
Surviving are three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Robert Lee HudginS
of West Palm Beach, Fla, Mrs
M. R. Gatling of Norfolk. ano
Miss Sarah Kirk Rowbotham
of Richmond; a sister, Mrs. E
L. White of Mathews, and 9
brother, B. F. Smith Of Norfolk
Evening star., 1962-11-23
Carlyle A. Brown, 90, Dies;
Lonq Activei in Auto Business

Carlyle A. Brown, go. long
active in the automobile buSi-
ness, died today after a long
illness in Arlington Hospital.
A native of Remington, Va,
Mr.. Brown lived at 301 Pine
crest avenue, Mclean, Va. He
had been a resident of the area
for 21 years.
Mr.. Brown began his career
in the automobile business in
1917, and was employed by
several firms in Washington.
In 1910, he Joined Kenyon &
Peck in Arlington.
Mr.. Brown was first employed
by the Arlington firm as service
manager, and was the recipient
of several outstanding service
awards from the Chevrolet Di-
vision of General Motors for his
work in that post.
Evening star., 1962-11-23
Animals at Zoo
Freed by VonduIs

PARAMUS, N. j., Nov. %
(AP). Vandals smashed locks
on cages in the children's zoo
in Van Saun Park yesterday,
but the only inmate to escape
was Rennie the fox.
Attendant William Serence
discovered the vandalism when
he arrived for work.
He found several emus, a
Shetland pony, a llama and a
Mexican burro milling around
in an open area, uncertain of
their new freedom.
Mr.. Serence herded the ami
mails back into confinement
and then took a head count
that showed only Rennie was
missing.
The zookeeper said Rennie
likes three meals a day.
We'll just put his food out
and he'll come back"
Evening star., 1962-11-23
Edward 6. Kemp,
Associate of Late
Justice Murphy

Edward G. Kemp, former
Justice Department and Budget
Bureau official who was a close
friend and associate of the
late Supreme Court Justice
Frank Murphy, died yesterday
in Detroit after a long illness.
Mr.. Kemp, who retired from
public life in 1949 and returned
to his native st. Clair. Mich,
was appointed assistant to
then-Attorney General Murphy
by President Roosevelt and
later became general counsel
for the Bureau of the Budget.
His association with the late
Justice began in 1888, when
Mr.. Kemp was appointed legal
adviser to Mr.. Murphy, then
Governor-general of the Phil
ippine Islands.
In 1896, Mr.. Murphy was
elected Governor of Michigan
and Mr.. Kemp became his legal
advisor. He followed the Gov
ernor to Washington and was
appointed Assistant to Attorney
General Murphy in 1889. Less
than a year later, Mr.. Kemp
joined the Budget Bureau as
its general counsel.
Since his retirement in l949,
he had served on special conn
missions dealing with United
States security.
He leaves a sister, Mrs. Wal
ter Shaw, and a brother, j.
Vernon Kemp. both of st.
Clair.
Services will be tomorrow in
that city.
Evening star., 1962-11-23
Police Round Up 300
In South Africo Riot

(machetes), clubs, iron bars
and other weapons.
The racial violence came at
an embarrassing time for
South Africa's all-white gov
ernment. which is under new
attack in the United Nations
for its segregation policies.
Angry whites converged on
the town from outlying dis
tricts last night and massed in
front of the police station but
they were dispersed.
Guns in Demand
There were no Africans in
the streets.
The towns only gunsmith.
Gordon Dick, said he had sold
out nearly all his stock of au-
tomato pistols and revolvers.
Only whites are permitted to
buy guns in South Africa.
In an attempt to calm tenn
pers, Paarl's mayor cancelled a
protest meeting of white citi-
zens called for tonight to dis
cuSs the riots.
Many of the rioters were be-
lieved to have fled to the near
by mountains and police un-
dertook a manhunt for them.
Evening star., 1962-11-23
MCLEAN COUPLE
DIE IN CRASH

UNION, w. Va, Nov. % (AP)
"A young couple from Nc
Lean, Va, were killed and four
other persons injured yesterday
when an automobile rammed
the rear of a milk truck in
Monroe County, w. Va.
State police Corpl. P. D.
Kyer said William Merl Davis,
%, and his 20-year-old wife,
Violet, we're killed when their
auto crashed into the rear of
the truck on w. Va. Route : at
Gap Mills. The couple for
merly resided at Anawalt, Nc
Dowell County. .
Three others persons in the
car and the truck driver, Mar
Gus Arthur of Gap Mills, were
hurt. Mr.. Arthur was only
slightly injured.
Corpl. Kyer identified the in
jured as the Davis couples
13-month-old daughter, Debbie;
Mr.. Davis sister, Randa Davis,
Is, and Lois Dickson, all of Nc
Lean. Va. The baby and Miss
Dickson we're taken to a hos
pital at Ronceverte, while
Randa Davis was taken to Plue-
field Sanitarium.
Corpl. Kyer said his investi-
cation indicated that Mr.. Davis
had worked Wednesday and
apparently became fatigued
after driving all night. The
accident occurred about 6 am
Evening star., 1962-11-23

He later Joined the Kenyon
q Peck sales staff and was
named a member of the 100
Car Club by Chevrolet for SELL
ing more than 100 automobiles
in two successive years. He also
was a member of the Automo-
tive Oldtimers Club.
Allen of 1874 Deddoo street,
Alexandria; three sons. William
R., also of the home address,
Carlyle A., jr., of 1900 North
Highland street, Arlington, and
Garnett E. of 1918 Westmore-
land street, Falls Church, and
eight grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
He leaves his wife, Glenna
M. Brown of the home address:
a daughter, Mrs. Courtney B.
Services will be at 10 am.
Monday at Ives Funeral Home,
2847 Wilson boulevard, Burial
will be in National Memorial
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1962-11-23
Capitol Agency
Tells of Plans to
House Displaced

Representatives Of the Ma
tional Capital Housing Au-
thority explained the city's
program for housing displaced
low-income families at a meet
ing Wednesday of the Mount
Pleasant Neighbors Association,
Housing large families dis
placed by urban renewal and
road building programs is a
prime problem faced by the
NCHA. according to Mrs. Olive
Swinney. chief Of community
and social services for the
agency.
Hamilton Smith, project CO.
ordinator. discussed the Dem
onstration Project No. /, a plan
to- house displaced families In
so large single family dwellings
throughout the city. Under the
project the city subleases the
homes at a cost lower than
that set by the owner.
The housing authority passed
a resolution indorsing the prof.
ect and recommended properties
in the area which are suitable
for the program.
The authority also Endorsed
the city's proposed anti-biaS
housing regulation and re-
quested it be represented at a
hearing on the measure No
vember 80. .-.
Evening star., 1962-11-23
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Be-
coming cloudy tonight, lowest
in the upper 30s. Continued
cloudy tomorrow with chance
OF a little rain, highest about
So.
Maryland Cloudy tonight,
lowest % to 36. Cloudy to-
morrow and not much change
in temperature, chance Of a
little rain or snow in the north
and some light rain in the
south. Highest ranging 30s in
the. north to low sos in the
southeast.
Virginia - Becoming cloudy
with lowest mostly in the 30s
tonight. Cloudy and possibly a
little warmer tomorrow, high
est ranging from upper 30s in
the mountains to SOS in the
southeast and chance of a little
rain.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-South to southwest
winds 10 to 20 knots tonight
and tomorrow morning shifting
to the northwest at Is to 25
knots in the afternoon. Be-
coming cloudy tonight with
chance of little rain tomor-
row. Visibility 10 miles.
Evening star., 1962-11-23

Chief Justice Warren was
among the more than 1 900 wor-
slippers at the SD annual Pan
American Mass yesterday in
Saint Patrick's Catholic
Church, Tenth and G streets
NV
Others attending the worship
included Supreme Court JUS
tices Reed and Brennan: AM
basador Guillermo Savilla- -Sa-
casa Of Nicaragua, dean of the
diplomatic corps in Washing
ton; members of Congress, Fed
eral judges and prominent To-
call business and professional
men.
The Right Rev. Msgr. John
S. Kennedy of Hartford, Conn,
rector of st. Joseph's Catholic
Cathedral there, told the gath
erfng Marxism promises liberia
ton but imposes slavery.
"Promising to vindicate the
Evening star., 1962-11-23
UdaII Praises
Utilities Link
By the Associated Press

Secretary of the Interior
UdAll said today the plan Of 18
private utilities to link three
mid- Atlantic power systems at
a cost Of $3.50 million is Amer
ican private enterprise at its
best"
MIR. Udall made public por-
tions Of a letter he addressed
to presidents of the Is COM
panies commencing them and
theE associates lin the highest
terms for the scope of your
plans" ..,
The program is to include
transmission line additions end
plant construction il: New York,
New Jersey. Pennsylvania and
West Virginia, and is believed
to be one of the largest to be
undertaken by the private
utility industry. Mr.. Udall noted.
II read the press accounts
yesterday of the bold and
imaginative plan Of your COM
pany. and II other private
utility companies, to further
integrate and coordinate your
systems" Mr.. Udall said in
his letter.
i"Having recently seen some
Of the pioneering work which
the Soviets are doing in extra
high voltage transmission
power, it was heartening to me
to note your plan to activate
a long distance line as part
Of your overall program to
keep the cost Of electric power
at. the lowest possible level.
''It is my strong feeling thai
q plan such as the one vol
have just announced will dC
much to keep American energy
competitive and to help our
Nation meet the challenge of
efficiency which President
Kennedy has stressed so many
times as a major national goal" :"
Evening star., 1962-11-23

PAARL, South Africa, Nov.
80 (AP). - Heavily armed po-
lice raided Paarl's African set
tlement at dawn today and
rounded up 300 Africans sus-
pected of taking part in yes
terday's race riot in which two
young whites were killed.
Police called the raid an at
tempt to smash "a dangerous
African underground owe :
ment" in this usually sleepy
Cape Province wine town.
Tension ran high but police
patrolling in riot cars said they
have the situation under con-
troll.
Hacked to Death e.
A young white schoolgirl and
a rugby player were hacked to
death and at least five Africans
were killed by police gunfire
in the outburst yesterday.
Africans wounded in the
fighting we're held under guard
in hospitals.
Police, sweeping into the
Mbekweni African settlement
in more than 20 wire-screened
riot trucks. said they seized
scores of homemade pangas
Evening star., 1962-11-23
Womun, IS, Dies
From Injuries

Miss May Loretta Mudd, IS
a retired secretary of 7ls
Webster street NV, died last
night at the Washington Hos
pital Center of injuries received
when struck by a car Wednes-
day.
Police said Miss Mudd was
crossing Seventh and Webster
streets NV. about 6:35 pm.
when she was struck by a car
driven by Reginald Harvey, 80,
of the 1900 block of Clifton
street NV. who was charged
with colliding and obstructed
vision.
The death was the city's 54th
traffic fatality of the year,
compared to Sc for the same
period in 1861.
Evening star., 1962-11-23
Shepherdstown Observes Its Birthday

private home. Here Gen. j. E.
B. Stuart was entertained dur
ing the Civil War. The living
room still is furnished as it was
when the famous Confederate
cavalryman was there.
Antietam Site
On the Maryland side of the
Potomac is Ferry Hill, the home
of Henry Kyd Douglass, author
of Il Rode With Stonewall. I"
Close by is Antietam battlefield.
where one of the bloodiest bat
ties of the Civil War was fought.
Shepherdstown was settled
long before it was chartered.
Settlers had stopped near the
ford as early as 1870, and sew
eral land grants. one to Thomas
Shepherd, were recorded in
1874.
Mr.. Shepherd laid out a part
Of his grant into lots. some of
which he sold before 1852. The
town was first named Mecklen-
burg, in honor of Queen Char
lotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz
wife Of King George III of
England. Later the name was
changed to Shepherdstown in
honor of its founder.
The towns population in
creased rapidly from a. few
families in 1852 to about 1000
inhabitants in TITS. 1t now
has 1920.
During the Revolution the
town became known as "Old
Unterrified." because it furn-
ished more. soldiers for the Rev.
olution than any other town
! Of its size in Virginia.