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TAKoMA PARK--Immac., 2-bedrm.
pidRet fence Sse da Only Fm siaoo aS SCR tor
quick sale. Can JU. $1,000.
TAKOMA REALTY
TAKoMA PARK
HOME AND INCOME
,, 3SUNIT BRICK
si75 mo. income besides. 4 real
buy at only S23,950. JU. 9-1103.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
TAKOMA PK,-Home and income.
1mmac. rambler Lge. lily. I'm, ,
twln-sized hedrmsn tile bath,
table-space modern kitchen, with
level, Assume large 1st trust Pay
only Sl03 per mo. incl. taxes,
| Low down payment
COLUMBIA PROPERTIES, INC.
Realtors JU. $1,000
TAKoMA PIX, 1908 Carroll ave
| BTk. bedrms., n baths. oil
heat, gar. terrace apt. brings $40
mo; income. S2l 800. BY OWNER,
TRADE IN YOUR HOME for a
brand-new rancher, featuring 3
Ssmi wlLR fiEePl S,a D S91UEEN-slzE kit full
pUANE REAL ESTATE, INC,
REALTORS VIII. 2-6300
WHEATON = $4,000 full price.
PAYMENTS LESS THAN RENT"
Calf rambler with full bsnt Excel
| lent condition, convenient location.
W. J, NICHOLAS Realtor, 04g- 1900
WHEATON, -bedrm. split-level. .
fun baths, liv. rm., din rm,,
kit. rec. rm.. util. rm., carport'
ddS6Si dTSpeS blk bso bus iov watkins dR nymi qlit.
assume present loan. 949-6497.
WHEATON WOODS - Just Sl6,5OO
FHA or Gi, for this immac. 81
TREAT YOURSELF
Fully, equip. kit, carport. fenced
W, j. Nicholas. Realtor 949-1eOO
on ige. brick home, 5 bedrms., 2
baths, lge. sep. din. rIn., assume
asa per cent VA loan. TAMBLYN
g. CO. g49-0926.
WHEATON - 2-b.r. rambler with
bsmt, No qualify, small dn. pymto
MOORE REALTY 933-16OO
WHEATON, = 3-bedrm. brk. ram
bier 2 baths, rec. rn" "a acre.
MOORE REALTY 933-1eOC
WHEATON = Buy Of the month";
Large 4-bedrm. home with 3 fun
baths. firepl. in liv. rm., sep. din
rm., and hot water heat. Make
this a must. Call 949-7300l
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Georgia Ave.
WHEATON, WOODS - Assume loan
or buy FILA. Brick rambler, 3 bed
rms, , baths, lge. rec. rm. pri,
vate parking. Now S23,5O0. Call
HUGH r T. PECK 1124e Georgia Ave.
WHRAToN-OPEN 2-6 Pm.
3Oll MIDWAY ST.-GI no SIS dn
or FILA terms. Brick rambler, lge
kit, bsmt., huge yard. 949-6927
MUSSELMAN REALTY CO.
RE. 7-7l7O -
WHEATON, Glenmont - 2 bedrms
S12.950 1 to z pm, Sun. 2Sl5
Urbana drive.
WHEATON-Mov right in, delight
full, redecorated split-leveL 3 bed,
ms rec: Im ;aa lss paths pa sSet eoveTeo d,s
tance to Vitro Lab. Price reduced
to $4,000, flexible financing.
SHOWN BY APPT. ONLY, 1915
LEGUM & GERBER
7345 Wis. Ave. OIL, 6-5767
WHEATON, big bedrooms, 2h
baths, sep. dining rm family
rm. tiled bsmt. 6-year-old brick
spacious lot with trees. S24 $50.
IYOUNKIN g. Co. 949-s022 Til 9
WHEATON AREA-Attract. 3-bed-
Tm. brk. Colonial home on tree
shaded lot. Lge. screened porch
Fireplace. Family-size kit. onlS
THOMPSON i.SSII co. JU. $4,000
WHEAToN-MoRE IS VALUES
Rambler with rec. rm. with bath
den, garage and many extras
Only Sl2. 800 with S40O dn. anc
1913 month. c. PAUL HICKMAN
INC, 949-6200.
WHEATON = Rare opportunity
Newly decorated brick ranlble,
with rec. rm. Name your terms
LIST LIST WITH Is FOR REsUL-Trss s
WHITE OAK AREA-Nr. new Rte
20.
New Colonial, 1a-Acre Lot
bedrms.. 2 baths on 2nd floor
Easy financing. S2S,500.
D. L. Barnard, 588-797T
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TAKOMA PARK

No down payment and no settle
ment charges ior veteran. 3-bed-
rm. BUNGALOW on SiNl5S wooded
lot. Just Sl3,05O. Also has full
bsmt. with rec. rm., din. rm.,
storm windows and doors. plus
other extras, Also real low down
payment FHA.
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WEST EVANSVILLE

a.hsdrn os5e s,;ss 81 ~ ~ c,o -.
tm and 2 finished rms. In
fenced IN lot. recently painted
inside and out, storm Window
and doors, within WalkinG dis
tanee 70 grade school, 1 biz. q
Junior hiRh, near Prince GEORGES
Plaza, only S700 down plus seN
tement costs for qualified puf
chaser open Sunday BY ownet
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LANGLEY REALTY
TEMPLE HILLS bedrm- bTE,

TEMPLE HILLS-3 bedrm. brk.
firepl., FHA $3.50 dn. Si7.650.
p @ REALTY, INC. RE. 5-3272
q. $. CAP. ANDREWS FLD. IS
min Hillcrest Hts. 4-bedrm., g.
yr-old brick rambler, ? firepl. all
elec. kit, master bedrm., 3 baths,
laund., rec. rm., liv, and din. area,
ideal for entertaining Orig. sale
price. ERWIN REALTY CO., wa.
S-UgI1
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
NEAT AND COZY

TEMPLE HILJS-3-bedrm brick
rambler. fireplace, separate din.
rm., rear porch, full bsmt.. with
rec. rm. and workshop. Excel
cond $4,000. Call MR.. PAM
DOLFI, ZAGAMI, REALTORS. Ii
--Q3TT or LII 4-TI2b
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HILLS. Si95 dn. incl.
settlement-Lovely b-rm. rambler.
like-new cond. owner will finance.
VIII. 2-7357, wkdayS,, DI. 7-4i45.
CARMODY HILLS, Seat Pleasant
. bedrmsr liv, rm., kit. and bath,
auto. gas ht,, lge fenced I'd. No
down pymt, Just take over month
ly paymts. Of 500 DE. 2-245S,
VIII B-k2bT
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-7345 Wis. Ave. OIL. B-516I

.7340 Wis. ave. OIL, b-0Iol
WHEATON, big bedrooms, 2la
baths. sep. dining rm family
rm. tiled bsmt. 6-year-old brick.
spacious lot with trees. S24, $50.
.YOUNKIN g. CO.. 949-S022 Til o
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WHEATON-Move right in, delight.
full, redecorated split-level, 3 bed
rms, rec. rm., Ia, baths, covered
tance to Vitro Lab. Price reduced
to S19,950, flexible financing.
SHOWN BY APPT. ONLY, 1915
LEGUM & GERBER
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brict rambler IN loysly area con. on
praised az $1,000, Lots OF extras.
oREENBELT REALTY Co. Real
tors. OR. A-6T00.
HOuSFs ~. O0O To S4O moo
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W MEANWHILE ~ 50. Jeromel

W. HYATTsvILLE Nr. ST. Jeromes.
--'i-bedrm modern pre-war brick
bungalow. din, rm., fun bsmt FHA
and cony financing ERWIN
REALTY Co, WA, 7.O33f.
wEsTCnEsTER ESTATES : Rent
with option, 4 bedrm 2is bath,
pfeatige area, numerous extras,
slsb mo-, excel VA or eonven
l0es down iinaneing, immed
p q REALTY. INC. RE, B.s27a
woODLAwN HEIGHTS = immed.
possess immac 3.bedrm brk,
rambler, fun tiled walk.oht bAnlt. !,
Ice level fenced YARD, With drive
way, 500 dn or eony. finance
ins gg6o BYRD REALTY co. WA. Z
RoODLAwN-3-bedrm.. det, brk.
with stove. fefRr,, fenced lot.
screened porch. Only s2p6 On,
lnel settlement, yAeAnt. Cali
OWNER, pu 10000,
$50 BY 500 FT.
Lot with biE 0-yr. -old rambler and
garage 4 hcdrme., bis din rm
full bsmt. 3 blks. from University
Of Nd s2fia5O, Land alone q
worth Ei9 600
BURcH REALTY co.
i74.3o6O. yves. 77s.77pa
Z- =
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Sl1gOUU
Lovely 3-bedrm. brick rambler with
sep. din. rm. and lse. la-ACRE
LEVEL LOT. Storm doors, win
dows. washer and drier. OF, FHA
or conventional terms.
TRADES
WEST REAL ESTATE
RE. 5-4OS5 Ewes. RE. 5-3997
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WHRAToN-OPEN 2-6 PM.
3OIl MIDWAY ST-GI no SIS On
or FILA terms. Brick rambler, lge
kit. bsmt, huge yard 949-6927
MUssELMAN REALTY CO.
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a BEDROOMS

4 BEDROOMS
MANOR CLUB VICtNTTY--Vcry
lovely all-brick Colonial, true cen-
ter hall plan, lac, liy rm,. plus
den, charming spacious XII, Dc
luxe equip, SEPARATE DIN, RIM
full bsmt.. central ait cond., lee
wooded lot. Only S2b 400. FLA
or VA SEE THIS TODAY
I. L. LEWIS 949-4330
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WHEATON = Rare opportunity
Newly decorated brick rambler
with rec. rm. Name your terms
Sl7,150.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-l7UO
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
WHITE OAK AREA-Nr. new Rte.
20.
New Colonial, 12-Acre Lot
bedrms.. . baths on 2nd floor
Easy financing S2S.500.
ID. L. Barnard, 588-7977
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IT'S P.G.P. FOR '63

CozY, CLEAN, HONEYMOON BUN
GALOW, for only S75 per month,
including pitt, after a $3.50
down payment, or no uoWu to Ga,
A darling liv. rma sep. din. rm., =
nice bedrms, modern kit, bSmt,
garage, Venetian blinds, storm
windows and doors. Close in.
Only SlO.25O, and well worth II.
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BUCK LODGE (Grsb this now
Immaculate 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier with rec. rm. and carport.
Only $4,000.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-17OO
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
CAMP SPRINGS
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ALL-BRICK, 3-BEDRM. COLONIAL.
Sep. din. rm. Ia baths, moderA
electric kit. with disposal. Fully
air cond. for your summer COM
an sqi, auto wasbeT l1IHgOiyi as a bonHs i FLA I
or GI terms with mo. payments
less than the rent you are now
paying. Sl2,7UU.
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WHY
LIVE

In small cramped quarters and
throw your money away on rent,
when you can own a home Of your
own? See this 4-bedrm. cape Cod
with finished rec. rm Only
Sl4,500. Call 049-777O. TOWN
HOUSE.
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THOMPSON co. JU. $4,000

WHEATON-MORE IS VALUES
Rambler with rec. rm. with bath =,
den. garage and many extras.
Only Sl2 800 with S400 dn. and
S93 month c. PAUL HICKMAN.
INC. q4q 1920.
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LANGLEY REALTY

CHEvERLY-BRIcK CAPE COD, 4
bedrms, 9 ceramic baths tbedrm.
and bath On % ilootl, seq. din,
rec rm. FHA $4,000 with oniy
1900 down.
UNIVERSITY REALTY go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17

He was recently awarded q
certificate by the Humane
Society of Berks County, rec
ognizing his service in restor-
ing the animal to health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17
jim BISHOP

It was late. The New York
apartment was cool. White
and pink carnations. stood
crisply in the vases. The bar
tender drew a beer and
tossed two ice cubes in 1t.
TRY it," he said to the blond
guest. You'll like It," She
did. She told him so. The
bartender was Rudy Vallee
and, a long time ago, he
came out of a small town
drugstore in Maine to make
his fortune.
He made 1t. And kept 1t.
He is 81 now and has petite
wattles under his chin, but
he still looks like Rudy VAL
lee of the 1920s. He has his
own brown hair, his own
teeth and the eyes of a griev-
ing basset. A long time ago,
when he beamed boyishly
and said "Heigh no, every
body" into the small end Of
a megaphone, he was the Sc
cret sin of every other wom-
an in America.
He isn't, anymore. Today,
Hubert Prior Vallee is a
pressed rose in grandma's
old diary. Two generations
have grown up since Rudy
crooned '"The Maine Stein
Song" and the 'Whiffenpoof
Song" but those who heard
him cannot forget it. He rep
resented a lot of things:
Clean cut American youth,
Yale, Boola- Boola, white
flannels, the Vagabond Low
err, the vail of a saxophone,
the sanctity of womanhood,
dragging tempo, a pre-his-
toric Sinatra. a nasal tone
and money in the bank.
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built by Ann Harding in 1880
for $4,000. It's a big place,
with a separate building for
a theater and tennis courts
on the roof.
Sell it," he said to the
blond. Sell it? You're kid
ding? That's my home. We're
going back there to retire
some day" He thought about
it moodily. II have a half
million dollars worth Of mu-
sic in that place"
Vallee, over the years, has
become an actor, q comic
and q ventriloquist. This, for
a man who was the original
crooner-the Paul Anka Of
the Serutan Set-represents
intense determination and
work.
When he was on top, his
rival was Will Osborne, al
though Will Oakland and
Russ Colombo were waiting
in the wings. Osborne could
sing more like Vallee than
Rudy could. In the early days
of radio, it was difficult to
decide which one was on
the air unless the name was
announced. The final touch
came when Osborne married
Rudy's girl.
LAST YEAR Rudy wrote
an autobiography called MY
Time Is Your Time" It is
full Of truth and swearing,
but 1t never got to the book
shops or, If it did, it never
got out of them. A lot Of
lesser theatrical biographies
have become best sellers, but
MY Time" licked itself to
death in a couple Of months.
The blond asked him what
his funniest experience was.
He said that. one night
when he was leaving the the
alter, a stout woman walked
by holding a kid by the hand.
She looked at Rudy and
gasped. AS she moved on, the
kid said: Who was that?"
The woman yanked his arm
and said: THAT was Rudy
Vallee. He used to sing in
silent movies"
Copyright, 1853, King Features)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17
Grounding Becomes
Benefuctor's Pet

OLEY, Pa. (AP). - It's
grounding day every day for
Lowell j. Ruth. jr., 16-year-
old animal lover.
A grounding the youth
found near his home q year
ago has become his pet and
campanion. The animal had
been shot in the side and
Lowell nursed 1t back to
health, taking odd jobs to
pay for medication and the
veterinarian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17
Burger Popular

ROME (AP) The ham,
burger is making q dent in
Italy. 1t is being offered in
more and more snack bars
as an alternative to the quick
dish of pasta as a fast meal
for the Roman on the go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17
No String Needed,
He'll Remember

TRAVELLERS REST. s. C.
(AP). - The Rev. R alph
Hammett has just changed
churches, but he'll have no
trouble re m IN bering the
name of his new one.
He left Enoree Baptist
Church in Enoree, s. c.. to
take the pulpit at the Enores
Baptist Church near Travel
ers Rest.
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MY Time Fades
But Not VuIIee
HE SHOULD be finished as

HE SHOULD be finished as
far as singing is concerned,
but he is the best actor In
the best musical on Broad
way: How to Succeed In
Business without Really Try
ing" He spoofs with re-
straint, sings with just
enough Of the old Vallee and
plays his part modestly.
The blond asked for an
other beer-with ice cubes
and Rudy nodded to his wife.
Mrs. Vallee is young and
about as attractive as the
law allows. She poured the
beer and told the blond guest
she had married Rudy IS
years ago, when he was doing
one-night stands. When a
man has married several
times, there is much more
pride in being the last won1-
an In his life than the first.
Mrs. Vallee's name is Flea
nor, but Rudy insists on cali
ing her "Ell-e-an-ore." It
doesn't bother her. Hes a
nut on English and diction,"
the wife says. "Hhile you're
talking, he's mentally pars-
ing your sentences" He also
knows how to swear correct
ly, although most Of his
words are uttered softly,
antiseptically, about as ex-
citing as a medical prescrip-
ton.
Rudy always enjoyed q
reputation for being thrifty.
Well, a little more than
thrifty. However, he claims
that all he has left are two
SIN all annuities. He also
owns a beautiful home in
the Hollywood Hills. It was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-17
MARMADUKE

yT0RR HOURS, Monday, Thursday and Fridays,
$50 am. 10 gpm (Arlineion only open Ill $50 pm)
Tussday, Wednesdays and Saturdays. $50 am. 10
ep,m. Free Parking
, 1963-05-28
N o 7 IcE
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that any Of the
candidates for membership on the first territorial COM
mittee may withdraw his name as a candidate by a re
quest in writing, signed by him and acknowledged before
an officer empowered to administer oaths, filed in the
Office Of the Supervisor of Elections not later than A
o'clock pm. on May "a, 1868. No candidate may with
draw any withdrawal notice already received and filed,
and thereby reinstate. his nomination petition.
Substitute petitions must be filed in the Office of
the Supervisor Of Elections not later than 4 o'clock pm.
on June 4. 1868.
Dated May II. 1868.
HENRTTA TODMAN,
Supervisor of Elections.
20, %. %
, 1963-05-28
VIRGIN ISLANDS CORPORATION
OFFERS FOR SALE

Truck Tractors, Semi-Trailers, International Harves-
Cargo truck, Fordson Tractor, Farmall Tractor Far
mall Tractor with trencher, international Harvester Cub
Tractor Oliver Tractor, Hosts with International Har-
vester Gasoline motor used for loading sugar cane,
truck-mounted crane, Link Belt Speeder with boom,
Tipping trailers and Army Cargo Trucks.
The above items may be seen at the Bethlehem
Factory Area, Bethlehem, ST. Croix, Virgin Islands dur
ing working hours which are from 7:30 am. thru 4 pm,
Mondays thru Fridays.
Offers to purchase must be submitted on bid forms.
Copies of bid forms may be obtained from our Main
Office at postal address, Christiansted, ST. Croix, w.;
or personally by calling at the office at Golden Grove.
Sealed bids will be received up to 800 PM. June 3, 1868,
at the office at Golden Grove, and then publicly opened.
20, q. %. q, q. Is. y. "a. 80 30. 81.
, 1963-05-28
EDITORIAL
REVOLUTION ON THE MAINLAND

$ THE REVOLUTION now in progress on the mainland
land it is a revolution1 is slated for a violent showdown be-
tween one man and the Federal Government. Ordinarily such
a showdown would seem simple enough, but in this case the
man is a governor Of a state, and is symbolic Of q struggle
between the past and the present. For regardless OF what is
said, the problem is one of an entire section fighting to main
tain the institution Of slavery.
FOLLOWING ACOURT ORDER to admit a Negro to
the University Of Alabama, Governor Wallace deRantly an
nounced that he would be present on the campus to turn back
the students which the courts ordered admitted to the Uniyer-
sity. As Governor he may have the full backing Of an entire
state.
, 1963-05-28
THE UNFORTUNATE PART

THE UNFORTUNATE PART about this entire revolu-
ton is the failure Of an entire section to recognize the inevita-
Bile. The forces of history are at work, and moving towards a
new and more dynamic day. Whole nations, and entire sec
tions of the world are waking up to mans right to stand up
and be counted. Coloniaism is all but dead, and slavery was
long ago odtlawed as way Of life.
BUT, MORE, in this age Of education, enlightenment
and energy, men are not satisfied with second class citizenship,
and will not stand idly BY while leaders talk about moderation
and patience. That theme was heard 100 years ago, and BY
this time it is worn thin.
THE SUPREME U has dealt another blow to
Statutory segregation, and demonstrations will no doubt re-
turn to cities which follow the old pattern. Add to all this
the suspension Of school children because they committed
crimes, and the extent Of the stupidity is highlighted before
the world. Alabama, led BY Governor Wallace, has maneuv-
cred itself in a most mcompromising position Now it is I'M
barrassed to the point where it cannot gracefully retreat
THIS QUESTION of freedom, and the right Of men to
a place the sun is the real issue. tt everywhere, and this has
created a fement wherever less than full citizenship is invoiy-
ed. Whether full freedom come about quietly and with intel
ligent understanding, OF through the full weight OF the
Federal Government makes no difference. That day is here,
and those who refuse to see it must realize they are out of step
Of the times.
The chronicle., 1963-11-29
Coast Guard Patrol Boot
Land Locked By Low Tides

Commission prevented this from
happening.
On Oct. IS the council and
commission agreed to dredge
the mouth to a low tide depth Of
10 feet, and at an estimated cost
of $40, 900. The Jackson County
Port Authority agreed to pay
half the costs Of dredging, re-
ported AL Johnson, port director.
The mouth was surveyed the
following week, but a dredge,
as yet, has not appeared, said
Olson.
"We're land-locked," he said.
Mayor Ben Briggs said this
morning the council and COM
mission has scheduled a meeting
for Monday at 10 am. to wrap
up" the matter. He said dredg-
ing operations would begin soon.
The chronicle., 1963-11-29
Mississippi's
Traffic Deaths
Now Over 1862
By United Press international

BY United Press international
Thanksgiving Day traffic acct
dents pushed MissiSSippi's year.
ly death toll to more than the
number killed during all of last
year, the highway patrol report
ed today.
At least four deaths were re-
ported since the holidays began,
boosting the total fatalities for
the year to 597, two more than
the final 1862 figure Of sos.
Among the latest victims was
Paul Stanford, 10, of Athens,
who died in a one-car accident
on Mississippi Is near Aberdeen
this morning. He was alone in
the automobile.
John Keyes, so, a Negro from
Bay Springs, was killed when
he stepped in the path Of a car
driven by William o. ChaStin Of
Jackson. Officers said the mis-
hap occurred nine miles south
Of Bay Springs.
Emma D. Allen, ", a Negro
from Tylertown, was fatally in
jured in a two-car crash one
mile north Of Crystal Springs
at the junction Of Highways 81
and q.
Bonnie Franklin King, rs, of
Crystal Springs, was killed in
the predawn hours Thursday
when a car in which he was
riding collided with a trailer
truck at Bay St. Louis.
The highway patrol said rain
slick highways contributed to
traffic danger. All officers were
on duty in an about effort to
curb the rising death toll for the
holiday period that began at 6
pm. Wednesday and ends at
midnight SUNDAY.
Traffic accidents during the
1862 Thanksgiving holidays
claimed the lives of Is persons.
with the help of every driv-
er, Is lives can be saved in 1868;
and not lost during the Thanks
giving holiday season." said Col.
T. B. Birdsong, safety commits
sioner.
The chronicle., 1963-11-29
OF Each Four, |
Licensed Driver
Was In Accident
BY DON GRIERSON
Chronicle Staff Writer

One out Of every four licensed
drivers in the United States,
about Is million persons, we're
involved in traffic accidents last
year.
In view of these grim Stati-
sites, it would seem to behoove
the most Of us to become aware
of the unhappy likelihood of be-
ing involved in an accident, and
to make preparations ahead Of
time.
The National Safety Council
recommends an accident emer-
gency kit consisting Of a flash
Light, flares, first aid equipment,
Red Cross manual and blankets.
The council also furnishes a
list of driver responsibilities re-
garding accidents. 1t is the duty
of each driver to stop at the
scene of an accident, to help
the injured, to protect the scene
from other vehicles and to notify
police.
Failure to fulfill some Of these
responsibilities is punishable by
law.
(NOTE: This is another in a
series on keep The Holidays
Safe" program sponsored by
PascagOula Jaycees.)
The chronicle., 1963-11-29
Soviet ResUminq
Rocket Testing
In The Pacific

MOSCOW (UPI)-The Soviet
Union announced Thursday
night it will resume its space
rocket tests in the Pacific next
Monday to try out "new i'm
proved versions Of the rockets.
The tests will last until Jan.
Is, the Tass news agency said
in warning shipping and air
craft to stay out Of the area,
which includes an area of the
ocean about 800 miles northwest
Of U.S.-oWned Midway Island.
The agency said the tests
would be made ''in view of the
enlargement Of the program Of
scientific research in the fur
Their exploration of outer space"
The rockets will be the multi
stage type used to launch space
vehicles.
Last year, the Soviets an
nounced they successfully tested
a new type Of carrier rocket for
space research in two firings,
about 600 miles northeast Of
Midway.
The second test zone de-
scribed by lass was 600 miles
south of another American pos
session, Johnston Island.
The launching sites for the
tests are somewhere in the
Soviet Union, but their exact
location is now known.
The Soviet announcement did
not issue an outright ban to
ships and planes but informed
the governments about the
tests with the request that the
appropriate authorities instruct
the captains Of ships and plane
chief pilots not to enter into the
areas"