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Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12

in the past, to serve our State
land our people with all my
ability and devotion. Grave
and serious problems face
Iout State and we must now
present a united front.
The future holds hope and
promise for greater progress
lin Mississippi, increased in
|come and a higher standard
of living for our citizens, and
"a brighter day for our young
|people. These detectives de.
n and our total and combined
efforts.
l shall always remember
your kindness and confidence
in voting for me. Your thou
ghtfulneSs and many courte.
sizes shown me and my family
are among the most wonder
full experiences Of our lives,
and I shall always be deeply
and sincerely grateful.
Respectfully submitted,
Evelyn Candy
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12

if you put your mind to it.
During the school year
.here'u be more fun than sum-
mer ever thought of foot.
bail games every Friday, and
parties after most of them : +.
pep rallies holidays
Who's Who elections Beac.
ons the Nautilus : : new
people Ga special welcome to
Virginia Smith, WHO'S just
moved here from Melnphis) :
band Glee Club - fun.
so let's cheer up and face
this school year with a smile.
1t might be pretty good after
all! !
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12
Others are saying

tempted, and convert it to a private
school. We believe that if the Catho-
lies can maintain their system Of Pri-
vate Schools, then the rest Of the citi-
zens of the State could do the same
thing. Mr.. Fred Ross in a recent re-
lease, stated that he believed private
schools could be operated cheaper than
public schools, and so do we. Our pre-
sent school system is very nice, but
expensive.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12
Training Sessions Rallies
slated by Methodist

the teachers iE the children's,
youth and adult divisions, the
chairman of the Committee
on Christian Vacations, and
the Christian Outreach Chair
man in the MYF.
Discussion groups have been
planned to assist church lead
|ers in setting UP a local "OUR
MISSION TODAY" program
and promoting this emphasis
through the regular Church
School channels.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12

And for this we pay 1898! His
splendid sanity should not ever have
been questioned, but those who share
his "right-wing opinions" are we'll a.
ware that their own sanity is sus-
pect! Shades of Thomas jefferson.
Sam Adams, Patrick Henry. George
Washington, Nathan Hale and all the
others who Rugged close to their hearts
the America they gave US!
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12

when they will open at 1900
noon. General admission for
all over II years of age will
be so cents; children 6 to II,
25c and children under 6 free
when accompanied by an "a
dult with a ticket. On School
Day, Friday, all children will
be admitted for 25 cents. Tic
ket books are on sale at $500
for a book of 10 tickets until
LIST.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12
WHITFIELD CHAPMAN IN THE EN-
TERPRISE-TOCSIN, INDIANOLA = :

The State of Mississippi should be
prepared right now or making prepara-
tions to convert all Of our public
schools into Private Schools if we
are going to prevent indignation in the
near future, that is, if we want to
maintain segregated schools. Don't
wait until it is too late to do anything
about them, but be prepared to close
any school where indignation is at
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12

see, too where a federal Judge ap-
proved payment Of $3,o88 to the Dali
las, Texas, %psychiatirists who examin-
ed Cen. Edwin Walker. The psychiat-
rio report was described as essential
ly negative, in that it expressed no
opinion on his sanity, said the news
reports.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12

about
Things
by Paula Tardy

Well : schools back in
full swing again, to the de-
spair of most students, and
the delight of a few.
We sit in desks, hot and
miserable. and pay no atten-
ton at all to the teachers :
for our minds are a million
miles away, in the free and
easy summer days at the
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12
Hoklme County RAID

Published by the Holme County Publishing Company at 200 Tchua Street,
Lexington. Mississippi Entered at the Potofdce at Lexington, Mississippi as Second
Chss mail UNDER the Acto Congress of March g. 1879. Subscription rates for Holmes
and adjoining counties, $500 per year, x months, $500; elsewhere, $500 per year..
PAUL TARDY, Editor
ALLIE S. TARDY, Associate Editor
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12

DopaFCm enC OF JOurnaIlSm
University of Mississippi
A new definition of adver-
Using has been suggested
in a study released by the
School of Journalism, Uni
verSity of Nebraska.
Advertising is called a
"multipIier of salesman
ship" in the booklet by Pro-
fessor Sidney R. Bernstein.
This definition is more
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12

stickers off your car is with Johnson's
Wax.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12

(Dan Halligan will enswer
all questions submitted by
teenagers and children. Ad.
dress him care of this paper.
For personal replies enclose
a stamped, self-addressed en-
velope.)
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-12

Dear Dan: My friends and
would like to have some
pen pals. We are Gail Zebre,
IA, 321 w. Laurel Street, Ire
mont, Pa; Susan Foster, 10,
321 West Laurel Street, Ire
mont, Pa; and Peggy Boyer,
IL, 233 West Centre Street,
Donaldson, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08

SOMETHING SPECIAL
You would be proud to own this
well-kept 2-bedrm. starter home in
nice area. Fenced yard with pri-
vate play pace. Separate dining
rm., full basement with lovely pine
paneled recreation rm. and guest
space. Storm windows make for
heat on o m y. $500 down FILA
CHA appraisal $4,000, price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08

hEslf WILL EoAAIES-ENcitin
bedrm-, 75z-bsth splitl evel with
rec. t. firepls.s intercom, car
port, m any extrasi NACANTi
MINED. POSSESSION Under FLA
apr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08
JU. 5-61I1

CHEVY CHASE = Custom built Colo
NAL, large liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
4 twin-size bedrms., maids rm., ga
paths den. rec. rn;. screened porch,
Tear garage, $500 firm. OIL. s.
BURToN-KELLEIGH. ReaItOr
CHEVY CHASE (SOMERSET Area
AZ years old, but sound and spa
cious. list floor has living room with
firepl., sep. dining rm., den, through
hall 10 kitchen and lge. breakfast
rm. Tiled bsmt., . bedrms. and bath
up. 2-car garage. All this within I
block OF Wis. ave-, ID. c., bus and
20-acre recreation center, Somerset
Elem. School. S7l.sSo, avail. CT, no
coLoUTfT REALTY OIL. 7-oOoi Til II
CHEVY CHAsE-Lovely brk. ram.
bier on secluded wooded setting. a.
Il. Hv. rm. with firepl., formal din.
rm., ompletely equip. hit,
bedrm s., VA baths, bSmt., has
equip. laundry. Garage, covered
patio. Immed. poss. $3.50. KOR-
ZEN-D0RFERs REALTORS. OIL. 4
elll, til ?.
CHEVY CHASE, NORTH : Almost
new Monroe Warren built Colonial,
bedrms. up, plus bedrm. and full
bath and spacious recreation room
In ground lower level. Good
value, Excellent financing. Best
schools, Please call Mrs. Hirsh,
LE &c I BERGER EN-. 1900
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER sPRING-only 81 100 down
buys Ice. A-bedrm-s 1iz-bzth home
BSmt. has picture window. Wooded
lot.
Thompson Co. JU. $1,000
SILVER SPRING, CLOSE N-Hsrd
% find at this low pricei An brick
1-story oioniaL. } twln-gized
nedrms.s spacious Nv. rm-s separate
space, double door nefgr., full
bsmt. Large exceptional lot. Storm
windows and doors. FHA Or VA.
only sls.soo.
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PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY co.

THE HOUSE OF HoMEs'
UN. 4-lleS
ANDREWS SUITLAND = IIEe-neVV
z-oedrm.s 2-bath bi-level, rec. nm
fenced yard. 5000 On.
gOhN X. WEBSTER RE. $500
ANDREWS, Mt. Calvary-siS. $50 i.
bedrm., 2-bath, brick faunbisr a.
place, swimming pool, no An ri
JOHN r. WEBSTER RE. S-sloo
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$13,5OO
WOODSIDE

Yes, it's truei Here is the first
offering OF this 2-bedrm. bum
galow located in the convenient
and charming Woodside. Mes
tied between tall trees and on q
fenced yard of grass, flowers
and shrubbery, you will relax
and enjoy the large sep. din.
rm., mod. kitchen and q lge.
liv. rm. with a Woodworking
fireplace. Add to all this q full
bsmt. and you win have q value
hard to find againl Call now
before it's too latel
299-6610
Landgreen Realty, Inc.
Your First Step TO Better Living
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08

RIGGS ROAD-Builder
owns home, custom and quality
Quilt featuring bedrms., full
and 2 half baths, firepl. IN Inv. nm
pa1eied Gen. sep. din. rm., disposal
ana olshWasher, beautiful rec. nm,
with. stone fireplace, water closet,
Dsmt. exit, screened porch, 2-car
garage big lot, reduced for fmmed
sale. ~
LEWISDALE AREA-vacant. newly
decorated 3-bedrm., lp7-bath horne
with din. rm.s bsTnt. with rec. nm
and exit storm windows, level IOt
completely fenced, walk to shop
ping center and park areas, a
terrific buy at SlS,2So.
e A R o L E HIGHLANDS-ATl-brick
BUNGALOW with radiator heat, 3
Dedrms., table-space kitchen, dis
poSal and dishwasher, must see. Gi,
fhA terms or assume $50 paw
ments, will trade.
nr. 81. Bernardo and
shopping -All-brk. 3-bedrm. home.
newly decorated, only S12,So0 and
as little down as the law will Al.
low low you'll be glad you ellied on
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC
SATELLITE No,
SOS kenilworth Ave. T7s-1ll
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AVONDALE

Detached brick, ! bifs. 10 D. e Nm,
Lge Inv. rm., full din, Tm,
equipped kit , bedrms., full bsnt :
WIN rec. rm., washer and driver.
plus garage, S20,eSO.
GRAHAM CORP. III. s-6olo
B1Aa,SEB0ARD HOT-WATER HEAT,
CENTRAL AIR CONDTTIONINTr:
All brick rambler with full bsmt
and builtin garage. 3 bedrms', lI5
baths, firepl., din. rm. LEAVING
AREA AND MUST SELL. Area 1' N
pnsp 4 ONES: Call col. HUM.
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BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

Winter Is coming and RA-
liant HEAT will turn this
3-bedrm., 2-bath rambler
into q real home this win
ter. OF course there are
lots and lots of other ex-
tras In this custom built
home. Be sure to inspect
before you buy. Priced in
the upper thirties.
RIPLEY CO. Realtors
TIT Z C1I1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08

BELAIR -Air-cond. Country Climber
with its attractive stone front and
pig windows, sits so well on q
beautiful loo-ft. wide lot. inside YOU
nave huge bedrms., baths, fire
place and carpeting in liv. rm.,
Plus family rm., din. rm., 2-car
garage, and so much more, choice
have a selection Of Z and h et,r @LSo
2 s,9 m ne es to choose from. Cali
CARRoLLTON Prime location and
4 neat clean brk. rambler with 4
Deurms., de luxe kitchen, bsmt
Win rec. rm.S fenced lot, immed
posses.
A BARGAIN HUNTERS DELIGHT
owner has panicked, need innned
sale on this attractive stone from
DIX. rancher with firepl. in iiv
rm.s bedrms., screened porch ofi
h!cnen, rec. rm. in bsmt,, MANY
Otner bonus extras, reduced price
owner will pay $500 Of your settle.
ment, home in excel. cond.. iusl
exceptional good deal in one Of the
areas best locations.
J. ACRES and q II0-foot air-cond
brk rambler with hot-water heat. 1
DedrmS., baths, a huge paneied
family rm., firepl in liv. rrn., en-.
france foyer, ialousied breezeway,
Z-car garage, custo ON swimn1ine
pool and bath house, 2-stali Stable
trees and shrubs galore, in beauti.
ful Enterprise road area, must see
% appreciate, for more details cali
CHEVERLY AREA-FHA approved
sd d m, ll7-bath home with
porch, sep. din. rm., full bsmt
with rec. rm. and exit, fenced
YARD walk to everything, only
s'A'|SO'
L.ANDOVER AREA Only s3oo dn
including settlement and Ss5 mo
TOR on I'm C a home with full
bsmt., sep. din. rm., newly decorst.
ed, vacant for quick possession. It's
only sll,7So.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, INC
arms 277.2l7s
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Beers Bros, Realtors

WOODSDE FOREST : New . and
4 bedrm. de luxe split-levels. Prices
from s37,s5o and up. Also avail,
few choice lots for custom build
ing. o. D. FIELD, INC, REAL
TORS, JU, S71l3, 2 It'll 3,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
tcoNTHNUEDl

y THEsD A-CONTEAGPoRARY
Heavily wooded hall acre 10, In
choice area. 4 bedrms,. J baths
huge rec. rm.s with fireplace On
Wak-0ul level CarpOrt. Ready for
your color selections. Under 5000.
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BOGIEY

I901 VIC. ave. UL- o-Z510 NY
BRIGGs-CHANEY Arcade luxe
new brick rambler, , Ice. bedrmS. /,
ava baths, modern kit. with family
dining space, din. rm., liv. rm.,
rec. rm,, firepl., bsmt., pz-acre le-
vel lot. Near schools and shopping.
i, oss o. p FIEl n NC Real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08

brick Colonial with s
bedrooms, , baths, lst-nOor den
and Va bath, full basement with
rec. rm., hot-water heat, attached
garage, exec llent value in A0s.
Ewes, Mrs. Mitchell, OIL. 6-77se.
W. c. q A. N. MILLER DEV. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
EN-. 2-446l
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WOODsIDE (silver
Springs finest COM
munity)-Here is an
opportunity to &C.
quire Q custom built
home with 4 bed
rooms 3 baths, q
large modern kitch-
en- with solid maple
cabinets and custom
features. S43,500.
A deep, freed lot,
exceptionally well
maintained h o me.
JU. 5-7611.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08

TOWN & COUNTRY
PROPS, INC, REALTORS
OPEN 80
ARLINGTON OFFICE IKE. $500
ARLINGTON, N.-SPACIOUS BUN
GAL0W in quiet convenient neighbor
hood. -Four large bedrooms, living
room, dining room, kitchen, fun
tiled bath, full basement, garage,
lots Of storage space and closets.
Gas hot-water heat and air condi-
tiOning. Disposal and washer are
among the extras In this well-buili
older residence. s20,500.
HOLLEY REALTY
sls3 Lee Hwy, Arl. KE. $3.50
BETTER THAN NEW 3-bedrm., IA
bath brk. rambler, 2S-H. liv.-din.
rm. has firepl. All GE kit. incl. ev-
cry appliance plus washer and
dryer, h.-w. radiant heat, sle,9S0
FLA, 81 900 dn. MILKEY REALTY,
IA. 7-o2So.
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ANDREWS
RE. Salno

ANDREWS AREA 4-bedrm. spIit.
level. dbl. carport. Ice. patio and
an other extras. Owner Transferred.
must sell. Price Of S26,ss0, below
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CARRoLLTON-Prime location and
Z neat clean brk. rambler with 1
Deurms., de luxe kitchen, bsnt'
With rec. rm., fenced lot, immed.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

GREENWOOD KNOLLs-LoVsly
bTk. rambler with fun bsmf., }
bedms-s Z baths, modern kitchen.
tEsde. VANGUARD PROP. slS-o6zs.
KEMP MILL ESTATE, SILVER
SPRIN G-Immed. pos. On this
clean 3-bedrm-s IA bath brks split
level Rear scr. porch, sep. din.
rm.s lovely Level lot. Assume huge
loan. Below FHA apr. at s23,sso.
ROBERT H. KIM q co.
REALT0R JU. $500
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L. LEWIS 949-4330
Su,VER SPRING
u- -

Pres Harmony Corp.
SPRING FED POND stocked with
fish central air conditioned, magnif-
icent rambler home with : large
bedrooms, IA baths ErOund-level
s seTseSed p1 TSfm' s,5s s5 I PTis
ella drive). GRAY MESSENGER &
CO.. INC. JU. $500.
SPRTNGBR0OK -l-b.r., 3-bath brk.
split, rec. rm., bsmt., carport, sub
vacant, real steal, S34,9So.
James c. Conley 4 Co. JU. SABA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08

MASS. AVE. EXTENDED AREA
An extremely attractive brick Co
lonial available in tbs desirable
and convenient area. Priced to
sell Immediately. Featuring lovely
living rm.s dining Tm., modern
kitchen and den, J bedrms. and Z
baths on Id. Screened porch and
full bsmt. Shaded yard. Terrific
value in the mid 2os. CALL KE.
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LEGUM n GERBER

OIL. 6-5767 Ewes. DU. 1881
BURTONsvILLE AREA : Large
house Se bed ss.. va baths ,; oil h.;
acre, completely fenced. Ideal liv.
ing for Ice. family. Priced s2l.s5o.
LAIRD B. SCOTT, REALTOR, JU.
1000, Ewes, JU. s-le71.
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PIAIlnT HILLS
SPANISH VILLA
ETLY MODERN

This sparkling A-b edrm., tyz-bath
brick split-level has charm 10 burn.
creation room, screened porch IIyS.
ly yard all city utilities. FLA ap-
proved at S2l 800 or assume large
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ATTENTION NASA = See this 4.
IReoSrm;s 2-bath all-brick split-level
with firepl., separate din nm mn
modern kitchen, 2-car caTpor
large level lot. Walk 70 Schools
FHA approved at S27. 900. Fast nos.
session. CALL TIL 2 pm. IVA
I IS30O. ROBERT S. DAVIS & Co
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/. [. LEWIS 94e-4SSO
BRADLEY AREA
CALIFORNIA RAMBLER

3-bedrms., den, 2l7-bafhs, dble. car
port. Glass walled hv. rm. over
looks patio and beautiful wooded
acre lot with brook. All on one level.
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LIST WITH LINGO

BETHEsDA-Magnificeni brick Colo
NAL. Fireplace, In spacious living
rm-s formal dining nm, complete
quipped kitchen. lst-noor den,
powder nm, } very large bedrms.
plus 2 fun baths. Paneled rec. I'm.
with fireplace and bar. CENTRAL
IN ,SOSD; Gsrsee, =, snd a 5ree e az
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MARTIN

COUNTRY CLUB AREA-A custom.
built beauty situated on a beautiful
wooded "a acre. Features foyer en-
trance to huge 24-ft. living room,
lA-ft. formal dining rm., twin
bedrms., and vanit y-type bath.
wall-to-wall carpeting. This exqui-
site home is tastefully decorated
mating purchaser. Selling today for
S27 500.
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ASSUME lHzqo loan with substantial
cash or easy FLA terns-AII-brt
s-oedrm;, 2-bath rambler with ex.
tras galore. Firepl., rec. rm-, lee.
SCI. porch WV. carpeting, anchor
fenced lot. Ideal WoOdlaWn Ioca.
uon. Priced to sell quick, REAMY
Co. APP I.Qkkk or CD b IrIa 49, Wv
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CHEVY CHASE Close in, HOT WA.
TER HEAT, , bedrms., full
baths, screened porch, all-brk,
home. Priced under FLA appraisal
for immed. sale. S26,qs0.
THOMAS 4 KELLEY co.
REALTORS OIL. 4.S333
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Loveliest brk. split, 4 huge bed
rms. Ice. mod. kit, rec. rm..
lge. lot. Priced to sell at S23,950.
KEN DRUSKIN, Reaitor. 949-40O0
ST0NEYBROOK ESTATEs-M A
CLASS BY ITSELF. 4 bedrms. on !
floor, 2y7 baths all-elec. family-size
full hsmt., conv. to Wheaton Plaza,
all schools and churches. Buy FLA,
minimum On. Call $4,000.
HUGH 7. PECK 1928 CeorRia Ave.
Evening star., 1963-05-22
BY RUTH DEAN
Star Staff Writer

In the fond memories Of
an Air Force general and his
wife, Mai. L. Gordon Cooper,
jr., hero Of last weeks 90
orbit Mercury space flight,
was "the boy across the
street" who loved playing the
piano every day after coming
home from his college classes.
Now the Surgeon General
of the Air Force, Maj. Gen.
Oliver K. Mess, and Mrs.
Mess last night recalled
those days back in the '40s
at Hickam Air Force Base in
Evening star., 1963-05-22
Cooper Of '4Os Recalled

Hawaii when Gordon Cooper,
son of an Air Force colonel,
was attending the Univer-
sity of Hawaii and finding
musical diversion from his
studies.
No doubt he was inspired
by his meeting Of a pretty
drum majorette at the uni
versity named Trudy, who
later was to become his wife
and mother of their two
daughters, Camala and jan
ita.
II remember Gordon COM
ing home and playing En-
braceable You by the hour" "
Mrs. Mess recalled, adding
that when time came for
wedding bells to ring, it was
Gen. Mess who gave the
bride away.
At Dinner Dance
The Niesses were among
high ranking Air Force Of
ficers and their wives attend
ing the annual dinner dance
given by Washington's corps
of Air Attaches in honor of
Air Force Chief of Staff and
Mrs. Curtis E. LeMay at the
Boiling Air Force Base Of
ficers Club.
With noticeable pride in
the feat of the 36-year-old
aStronaut who received the
honors of his Nation in cere-
monies at the White House
and the Capitol yesterday,
Gen. LeMay observed with
characteristic brevity, albeit
with a grin, II didn't get a
bit Of work done"
He explained his day start
ed out with greeting Mai.
Cooper on his arrival at An
drews Air Force Base, thence
to the White House and Cap
itol Hill and the luncheon
in the astronaut's honor
which followed land lasted
until 4 o'clock"
Russian Congratulations
Gen. LeMay and Mrs. Le-
May, who wore a rose print
floor length evening sheath
with red satin slippers to
match the roses, received
with the dean of the air at
taches, 1t. Gen. Frans Bur-
niaux, Military, Naval and
Air Attache of Belgium.
Later, with the other guests,
they were escorted to the
ballroom downstairs to a
black tie dinner that had
such international touches as
borscht soup, Canton duck
a rorange, Partisan potatoes
and baba au rum. German,
French and italian wines and
Evening star., 1963-05-22

liquors served with various
courses further accented the
international CUISINE.
During the reception before
the dinner, a Russian air at
tache hailed the new United
States speed record for a
Washington-to- Moscow non
stop flight which President
Kennedy's jet airliner made
on Sunday. Col. Thomas S.
Ryan of the Air Forces in
ternational liaison office hap
PLY received in his country's
name Col. Alexander Apart
nov's congratulations" on
the 8-hour 38-minute flight
which broke the previous So
Wet flight record of IL hours.
Col. Aparinov is the assistant
Soviet Air Attache here.
The comaraderie between
these aviators from all over
the world as evidenced at
last evenings's gathering was
noted by Gen. LeMay in an
after-dinner toast. If 1t were
UP to the aiImen Of the
world to unite to keep peace
they would respond and re-
spond very WE'LL" Gen. Le-
May said, expressing the
hope that I'VE can combine
all efforts to keep the world
in a happy state"
In National Dress
Among those attending the
dinner were the Air Force
Vice Chief of Staff and Mrs.
William F. Mckee. Maj. Kjell
Lagerstrom, secretary of the
Air Attaches Association, and
Mrs. Lagerstorm, and Col.
Helmuth Bruckmann who
was talking with Mrs. New
some, wife of the Canadian
Air Attache. Nearby, the
Brazilian Air Attache and
Mrs. hraragboia were chat
ting with Mrs. Van Camp,
wife of the Canadian As
sistant Air Attache.
Other attaches and their
wives, many goWned in
the beautiful national dress
of their countries, who at
tended the dinner included
the Thai Air Attache and
Mekvishai, the Indian Air
and Mrs. Latif, the Japanese
Air Attache and Mrs. Sakurai,
Venezuelan Air Attache
Ruben A. Osio-NavaS, the
Peruvian Air Attache and
Mrs. Gilardl, Yugoslavian Air
Attache 1t. Col. Berislav
Perc, and the Czechoslo-
vakian Air Attache and Mrs.
Kobr.
The chronicle., 1963-11-22

Nancy Willis spent the weekend
in Louisiana?
Jokes OF the Week
In a small town, the sheriff
was also the veterinarian. Late
one night he received a fran
tic phone call. do you want
me as a sheriff or as a vet?"
he asked.
Both" came the reply. "We
can't get our dogs m u h
open, and there is a burglar
it"
A man and a dog attended
the dog theatre together, a n
when the movie ended, the dog
applauded. "Astonishing' a
spectator exclaimed at h G
sight Of the dog. eyes, it is"
agreed the dogs owner, "espe-
cially since he hated the book"
Apples and Beaus
At the last football game box
es and apples were given by
the following girls to the follow
ing boys:
Teresa Mayo to Jim Wilson,
Linda Hatten to Donnie Davis,
Cindy Cunningham to Harry
Roberts, Jean Dumont to Ron
ME Gunter, Linda Watkins to