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ELISHA G. DUKES
Secretary of State
G.. F. DOWNS
Asst. Secy. of State.
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ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE

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DESIGNERS (l0. structural.
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SALES ENG. C2). science degree.
MSVD, Fee Paid 49,. to S825
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30
Compensate vsISss Is.ss TO is.ssI

Washington cv 9th, 9Th SIS, NW $50 81 Ma $4,000
Langley Pur Maryland shilnston Vsniu open 10 9'3o PmI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-03
RLA's Columbia Plaza Data
For Renewal Hit by Dowdy

were 81 structures left stand
ing on January 20. 1861. how
would you explain the dis
crepancy between your figures
and those Of Mr.. Cardano?T
Il would have to stand on my
report" Mr.. Koones replied.
During the hearing. Chair
man Dowdy said RIA stated in
its application for Federal
funds that 81 buildings existed
in the project area In Foggy
Bottom bounded by Virginia
avenue. Twenty-fifth, E and
Twenty-third streets.
Mr.. Koones subsequently con-
ceded that between the time
he started his inspection of
the area around october % and
the completion of his report
January rs. 1861. some Of the
structures may have been torn
down"
After this mornings hearing
Chairman Dowdy released con-
tents of letter from the Hous-
ing and Home Finance Agency
to the subcommittee which said
building deficiencies must
exist at the time project plan
ming is approved by the Govern
ment." Mr.. Dowdy said HHFA
approved the plans and the
loan and grant application in
October. 1861"
A pertinent point, Mr.. Dowdy
added, was that. according
to a District government re-
port. all the buildings had beer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-03
By ROBERT ]. LEWIS
star staff Writer

A House District Subeommit-
tee chairman today questioned
data used by the Redevelop-
ment Land Agency to establish
eligibility of the Columbia
Plaza area for urban renewal.
Representative Dowdy, Dem
ocrat of Texas, said "discrep-
ancies" in appraisal reports in
dicated many buildings termed
substandard in an application
for Federal renewal funds had
been razed before the appli-
cation was filed.
Thus, he implied. RIA had
used outdated material 10
Justify eligibility of the prof.
ects for Federally aided re-
developments. Questio ming
Charles c. Rooms, an indie
pendent appraiser employed by
RIA, Chairman Dowdy asked
how many structures were left
standing at the time his APP
praisal report was filed on
January IS. 1861.
Mr.. Koones said he woulC
have to check his report tc
determine the number.
Earlier. c. N. Cardano, chief
of the Districts enforcement
branch of the Department oil
Licenses and Inspection, had
testified there we're So struc-
lures left standing in January
1861.
Pointing this out, Chairman
Dowdy asked Mr.. Koones:
IF your report shows there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-03
I'd Judge Rules
Pipeline Can
Condemn Lund

A second Fairfax County
Circuit Court judge has ruled
that land may be condemned
for the right-of-way Of an oil
pipeline serving several East
Coast distributors.
Judge Calvin Van Dyck held
Tuesday that the Texas-to-
New Jersey Colonial pipeline
serves a public use. Three
property owners in the lines
path had commended that it
was for the benefit of the
private companies construct
ing 1t.
Fairfax Circuit Court Judge
Paul E. Brown ruled on the
same question in another suit
early last month. He also held
that the firm building the $3.50
million pipeline has condemna-
ton powers.
On October II, the State Cor
poration Commission in Rich
mond will hear a plea from the
same residents whose case was
heard by Judge Van Dyck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-03
Listens Intently

But Assistant United States
Attorney Harold ]. Sullivan
took the stand and played
tapes of two conversations he
said took place on March / be-
tween Mr.. Laughlin and Mrs.
Gross. He said the calls were
placed by Mrs. Gross from the
office of United States Attor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-03
Bethesda States
Symphony Group
From Baltimore

The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Chamber of Commerce is spon-
soring q special concert by the
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
at Bethesda's Walt Whitman
High School October 20.
The concert. beginning at
$3.50 pm. will feature Pianist
Leon Fleisher as soloist. Peter
Herman Adler will conduct the
orchestra, which will be max
ing its first appearance in the
Bethesda area in 40 years.
Tickets, ranging from 50 to
$3.50, are being sold at all
banks and savings and loan asso-
citation offices in the Bethesda
Chevy Chase area, the chamber
announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-03
syGstar staff Writer

MANASSAS. Oct. S.-Con-
struction engineers today began
an investigation into an explo-
sion which wrecked a wing, Of
the new Marsteller Junior High
School, nearing completion
near the western edge of Ma
nassas.
A mysterious blast yesterday
afternoon severely damaged the
science wing Of the $550.000
building, causing an estimated
100000 damage.
Three workmen who were in
the wing at the time Of the
explosion suffered minor in
juries.
The blast tore out interior
partitions, blew out doors and
caused exterior walls to bulge,
according to school officials.
Witnesses said the wing Of the
building seemed to rise and
then settle again on tbs founda-
ton.
Ray Hammer Of the Bacc
Plumbing Co., and Gene Car
ter, employed by Bullion In
sulation Co.. we're In a crawl
space beneath the wing when
the explosion occurred. H. B
Literal, employed by the Tro-
vato Electric Co., was in the
wing at the time. All three
firms are located in Arlington
\ Mr.. Carter and Mr.. Hammer
were treated for minor facial
burns and Mr.. Literal for
shock. The three workmen were
taken to the Manassas Medica,
Center by fellow workmen. The
explosion apparently was moi
reported to fire and police au-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-03
Blast Wrecks School,
Manassas Starts Probe

thorities for about two hours
after the blast.
School Supt. Stuart M. Be-
vile said the school was sched-
uled to be opened later this
month, but now probably will
be delayed about six months.
Mr.. Beville said the school
board had not accepted the
school from the contractor
Bradley Tyree Of Falls Church
and therefore would not
stand to lose money from the
explosion.
He said the investigation into
the explosion will be made by
engineers for the architect. H,
D. Nottingham & Associates
of Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-03
Trinidad and Tobueo
Art to Be Exhibited

Thirty works by 10 artists
from Trinidad and Tobago will
be exhibited from October 10 to
November 3 at Catholic Univ
ersity.
Sponsored by the Trinidad
and Tobago Art Society. the
show will include paintings,
wood relief and sculpture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-03

ney David c. Acheson and were
recorded with her permission.
Mr.. Laughlin listened intent
ly to the conversations from
one of the speakers set Up at
the defense table. The woman
on the tape said she had ap-
.peared before a grand jury. In
dicating she hadn't admitted
anything. she added, I'm not
going through that again"
The grand jury at that time
was investigating possible in
fluencing Of witnesses in the
trial Of Allan o. Forte, 70. q
Baltimore man who was ac-
quilted Of an abortion charge
here last February. Mr.. Laugh
lin was his attorney.
The woman, identified by
Mr.. Sullivan &c Mrs. Gross
said: They asked questions
about you" The man, alleged
to be Mr.. Laughlin had little to
say except such comments as.
What did they ask your" And
You haven't done anything"
In a separate indictment, Mr..
Laughlin and Mr.. Forte faced
C h argos Of conspiring to in
fluence witnesses in connection
with the February trial. Mrs.
Gross was named as a Cocoon
spirator, not a defendant.
Laughter in Court
The woman on the tape went
on about how she didn't want
any more trouble" The filled
courtroom broke its silence and
laughed when the woman add
ed, "If I have to have a lawyer
I don't want you" Mr.. Laugh
lin laughed too.
Mr.. Acheson, called to the
stand by Mr.. Laughlin, said he
gave Mr.. Sullivan permission to
record the conversations under
guidelines set up by the Justice
Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-03

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-03

razed in the area by May /.
1861, and that the RLA's ap-
plication for loan and grant
funds was made on May II.
1861.
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JudueHears
TAPPED Talk in
LdughHn Trial

A Government witness has
sworn that telephone CONVERSE
tons he played on a tape re-
corder were between q former
Baltimore policewoman and
attorney James ]. Laughlin-
an allegation the lawyer has
denied.
United States District Court
Judge Luther w. Youngdahl
ordered the tapes played with
the jury excluded from the
court room. He is expected to
rule today on whether the
tapes may be played to the
jury in the perjury trial.
The jury is confined in the
court house for the duration Of
the trial, now in its third day.
Mr.. Laughlin Is charged with
falsely telling grand jury last
March that he never talked by
phone with Mrs. Bernice Gross.
The indictment lists more than
20 telephone calls between the
two.
Holmes County herald., 1963-11-21

the Holmes Agricultural Stabili-
cation and Conservation County
Committee, reminds farmers.
Minimum acreage diversion I'm
der the program will be 20 per
cent of a farms total feed grain
base for the three grains. Pro-
Queer signup will start Febru-
airy 10, 1854.
The chairman explained that
the program for the three
grains will be similar to the
1868 program except for these
slight notifications:
% The top limit on diversion
is increased from 40 to so per
cent or Is acres, whichever is
greater;
Cd In computing diversion
asd price support payments, the
average yield figures will be
based on the 4-year (1959-62)
average instead of the two years
(1959-60) averages;
Holmes County herald., 1963-11-21

90 The feed grain base of any
producer who planted up to 81
acres of wheat for home USE
under the feed grain exemption
during any one Of the years O
1859, 1860 and 1861 will be in
creased to the extent the 3-yeal
average of such wheat acreage
exceeded Is acres;
~ While the total price sup
ports for the three grains il
1864 are unchanged from 1856;
levels, a slightly larger proper
ton of the supports will be avail
able as loans or purchases, witt
corresponding decreases in price
support payments;
90 Payments to any produces
are limited to not more than q
per cent Of the fair market value
of any acreage involved; and
(6) The maximum payment
rate will apply to all the acreage
diverted where the total diver
Holmes County herald., 1963-11-21
USO TIME AGAIN =

The United States Open Field
Trials for fox hounds will be held
at Durant during the week OF
December End. This is the fifth
straight year that this nationally
known sportsmen's group has
honored Durant.
Headquarters for the week-long
meet will be the Durant Hotel.
People from all over the United
States will be attending the event.
Last years event was won by
Gene Reed of Winona, with Fly
ing Route. The champion hound
took first places in trailing, speed.
driving, and endurance. The dog
won out over SO other fox hounds
fro mover the United States.
Holmes County herald., 1963-11-21
C.. b. McSwain
Public Relations Director

DEER HUNTERS AWAY -
If you find an office closed or
a good friend not in his office for
the next week or ten days, you
should look for his favorite deer
hunting spot. Yes, the long a.
waited Mississippi deer hunting
season is opening again.
Some sections of the state open
on November 20, others on Nov
ember % and Is. This year is
expected to be a record year in
the States history for deer kill
ed. Bill Turcotte, Chief of Game
and Fisheries, has said that bet
ween IS and 20 thousand deer
will be killed during the 1963-G4
hunting seasons.
Be sure and check your regula-
tons for the correct opening date
in your favorite hunting spot.
Also be sure that you have both
your combination hunting and
fishing license and your deer
tags before you go hunting.
Even though some counties in
the state have three deer seas
ons this year, the legal bag linn
it is two bucks during any COM
bination of hunting seasons. This
includes the archery season.
Good luck to all you deer hunt.
ers. If you kill any unusually lar
ge buck this year, drop us a note
at the Game and Fish Commits
sion. We would like to let the
public know about Mississippi's
fine deer kills.
Holmes County herald., 1963-11-21
Fish Fur And Feathers
Bob benson
Public Relations Assistant

order to preserve and propagate
the growth and development Of
both game and non-game gross
fish in Moon Lake, as provided
for in House Bill 234 enacted into
law by the Legislature of the Sta.
te of Mississippi at its regular
session held in 1858.
Plans, specifications and cop
les of contract required for the
removal of the rough fish by the
Mississippi Game and Fish Com.
mission can be obtained by writ.
ing the Executive Director, Box
451, Jackson, Mississippi.
The Mississippi Game and Fish
Commission will consider only
those bids submitted by lega.
'domicile residents of the State
of Mississippi.
The Game and Fish Commissions
hereby reserves the right to re.
ject or accept any and all bids
and to waive i~nformality.
Holmes County herald., 1963-11-21
PROJECT .

Work on the Sumflower Water
fowl project in Sharkey County
is progressing well, according to
Homer Taket, Supervisor Of
Building and Construction for the
Game and Fish Commission.
1--WE have about another weeks
pumping to fill our number one
reservoir and then we will start
on number two," commented Ia
ket. There are already severa.
hundred wood ducks and several
Holmes County herald., 1963-11-21
PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 1889

Notice is hereby given that the
Mississippi Game and Fish Com
mission will receive bids until
1000 a. M, on the 10th day Of
December 1868, in the Commits
sion office, Voolfolk State Office
Building, jackson, Mississippi,
for the purpose of removing and
taking certain species of non
game fish and other predator
fish, including gar, shad, and turf
les from Moon Lake, located II
Coahoma County, Mississippi, II
Holmes County herald., 1963-11-21

ing two shifts daily on a six-day
week and employs approximately
116. The company is an interna-
tionally-known latex rubber toy
manufacturer and is shipping now
for the Christmas season. Frank
|Pfeifemoth, vice-president and
plant manager, said he hopes the
plant would produce $75O,OOO wor-
III of toys this year. The plant
was started in January and COM
pleted early this fall.
Holmes County herald., 1963-11-21

flocks of mallards on the reser'
voir."
AT the present time the third
reservoir is under construction.
1T is hoped that we will be able
to have some water in this reser-
voir before the duck season is
over" stated Taket. This reser-
voir will add an additional 600
acres of hunting to the present
1,1O0 acres in the two reservoirs.
This will be the fourth season
that Sumflower Waterfowl Pro
ject has been open for public
hunting. This year the Game and
Fish Commission has prepared
maps of the project for duck
hunters. If you would like to ha-
We a map, you may pick one up
1t the Game and Fish Commits
sion office or they will be avail
able on the Sunflower area.
Holmes County herald., 1963-11-21
REMPEL SETS OPEN HOUSE

Tentative plans call for an
"open house" to be held at the
Rempel Manufacturing Company
plant at West Point on Sunday
November "a. State and local dig.
nitaries have been invited tc
participate in the dedication cere.
monies. Already in production
the company is currently work.
Holmes County herald., 1963-11-21

sion os the farm is 40 per cent
or more of the base.
Support prices for grains in.
cluded in the 1864 feed grain
program were announced July
Is, 1868, as follows: Corn (per
bushel) $1.10 loan, 15-cent price
support payment, SIPS total sup
port; grain sorghum (per cwt. J
SLIT loan, 22-cent payment. 81
84-cent loan, 12-cent payment.
total support; barley (per bu.
96-cent total support.
Holmes County herald., 1963-11-21


AS Of Friday. November IS,
there had been 60 deer camp
issued for the first deer
season. This is equal to the NUM-
Der Of deer camp permits thai
were issued for the entire 1862.
.6S deer hunting season.
For the past seven years, the
number of deer camps in Mis-
sissippi has increased. In the
1867 deer season the number
OF deer camp permits issued was
Az. This years total might reach
$50.
Holmes County herald., 1963-11-21
Changes listed in
81 groin proarom

Participation in the feed grain
program will be necessary again
In 1864 in order to be eligible
Tor price support on 1964crop
corn. grain sorghum, and bar
ley, Lynn Jordan, chairman Of
Holmes County herald., 1963-11-21

go shells, is prohibited in hunt
ing all game birds and game
animals except rabbits, opossum,
racoon and deer.
Holmes County herald., 1963-11-21
Sunday Guests

Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Tidwell were her son, Mr.
ERaymon Tate and family of Jacg-
son.
Holmes County herald., 1963-11-21
Visit in KOsciuskO

Visit in kOSciuskO
Mrs. c. o. PoVall and niece,
Mrs. James Murphy of Memphis
visited Mrs. J. L. Simmons In
Kosciusko on Sunday.
Holmes County herald., 1963-11-21

MORE FISH FUR & FEATHERS
DON'T FORGET -
The use of automatic or hand
operated repeating shotguns cap
able of holding more than three
Evening star., 1963-01-08
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