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street NV. police reported.
Police said Mary Girouard,
of 1900 Lamont street NV.
was returning home from
S shopping when the youth
walked up beside her and
slipped the purse from her
arm. He ran north on Eigh-
teenth street.
Police said the teacher told
them she had been paid last
week and carrying the large
sum to buy Christmas presents.
A lookout was broadcast for
a white youth, is or Is years
old, 5 feet. 5 inches, medium
build, wearing a dark three
quarter length car coat and a
hat.
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The D. c. Federation Of
Civic Associations was urged
last night to launch a vigorous
attack against all remaining
traces Of racial segregation IN
the Washington area.
An audience Of about 400
heard his address at the Fed
eration's annual awards dinner
at the Presidential Arms.
The system Of racial segre-
cation is on the increase rather
than on the Decline" warned
the Rev. Walter E. Fauntroy,
pastor Of New Bethel Baptist
Church. There is more racial
segregation today than there
was five years ago."
The immediate goals of
Washington citizens, he said,
should be to break the ring
Of hly-white suburbs around
the city; to correct the educa-
tional inequities of de-facto
segregated schools, caused by
residential segregation: and to
achieve breakthroughs in en-
ployment so the Negro worker
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chairman, said, Il am sure that
a club of this kind. open to in
a club of this kind. open to in
terested citizens Of all nations
and creeds. cannot but have a
useful place in the life of our
Capital city"
Members will include rep
reSentatives of the diplomatic
corps. Congressman and leaders
Of the international business
community.
Honorary vice chairmen are
Secretary Of State Rusk; Gull
lermo Sevilla-Sacasa, AmbaSSa-
dor of Nicaragua; Herman van
Roiken, Ambassador of the
Netherlands; j. NJ. Udochi,
Ambassador of Nigeria, and
Turgut Menemencioglu, Am
baSSador Of Turkey.
Among the members Of the
honorary founders committee
are Ambassador Adlai Steven
son, Edward r. Murrow, DR..
James NJ. Nabrit, jr., and De-
tense Secretary Mcnamara.
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Club Formed;
Opening Set for February

A new club designed as a
meeting place for diplomats
and prominent businessmen
from throughout the world will
open here in February.
To be known as The Interna-
tional Club of Washington, it
viii occupy the first two floors
of the new eight-story Jeffer-
son Building at Nineteenth
street and jefferson place NV.
Formation of the club was
announced by its president.
James J. Wadsworth, former
United States Ambassador to
the United Nations.
President johnson is honor
airy chairman of the club and
ex-Presidents Truman and Els
enhower are honorary co-chair-
men.
d The formation Of the club
apparently was spurred by
claims of discrimination on the
part of two established organi-
cations. the Metropolitan and
Cosmos Clubs.
In the last two years, several
high government officials have
resigned in protest from these
clubs when membership and
the use of facilities were denied
TO Negro officials.
Last December. however, the
Cosmos Club elected its first
Negro member. the historian
and author, John Hope Frank
lin, AZ.
Mr.. Wadsworth said the new
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Only One Negro
Is Scheduled to
Enroll at Auburn

AUBURN, Ala, Dec. IA CAP)
Only one Negro student is
scheduled to enroll at Auburn
University for the winter
quarter starting next month.
The Negro scheduled to start
classes in Auburn's graduate
school January 6 is Harold A.
Franklin. 81. of Montgomery.
Mr.. Franklin won a Federal
court order directing the State
supported all-white school to
admit him after he had once
been turned down on the
grounds that he graduated
from an unaccredited college,
Alabama State in Montgomery.
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Teen-Ager Takes
Teachers $400

A 55-year-old school teacher
last night lost $500 to $400 to
a teen-aged purse snatcher in
the 1900 block of Lamont
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club will provide "a others interested intrna-
ed common meeting ground for tional affairs"
the diplomatic corps personnel President Johnson in accept
of international agencies ing his office as honorary
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BIG
zERo-DEGREE
FREEZER

holds up to 1875
pounds of frozen
food, including W
qol. ice cream con-
toiners
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Aaetioneefs, iii 3 81. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
TWO STORIES WITH BASEMENT
AEMIDETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING KNOWN AS PREMI6ES 200
EMERSON STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of . deed OF trust re-
corded In IAber No. 1O966, at
Folio las Of the land records 81
the District Of Columbia. we shall
sell In front o. the premises on
MONDAY. THE sEYENTkENTH
TWo-THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm,
Lot (20) In Square t3323l In the
subdivision made BY J, Charles
shapiro, Inc, ~ per plat recorded
In Eber 90. Folio 1888. Of the rec
ords Of the Office Of the Surveyor
1oS r. pi' sas Of Af S4l9 nasa IA.
post o. Si.oO0 cash s,,S o. ssrti .ni.
sessn e ssOu aIs "a J. s sompli ~ TtS
TIshiS S thirty q: days "a from date %: q
sale, otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right TO resell the prop
erty ct the risk and cost OF the
defaultine purchaser. after five
days advertisement Of such resale
In some newspaper published IN
the District Of Columbia. or de-
posit may Be forfeited. or without
iorfeiting deposit. trustees may
avail themselves OF any. legal OF
equitable rights against defaultine
psrs sfns /, ,sIs d,Ins aTsiSHas q
real estate taxes and water rent
10 date Of sale. AL ccnveyaEie-
ing. recording. revenue stamps,
resordatien , az et =. 49,. sn &c.,, ~
SAMUEL ScRIyENER, Jr..
JUNIOR p, CROWELL.
ie6,6,11,13,1B Trustees.
THos. :. oWEN 9 soy
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HELP MEN

EMPLOYMENT sPECIALTsT--wiil
sS e s 10 SIs ' sns some O. Du so
lege. Opportunity TO advance rap
idly with well-established COM
paily. 2 openings exist 1 full
time, / part time evenings, BIS,
call MRS. SCOTT ia. b-bbss
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AUCTION SALES
tcONTlNuEDl
THos. !. OWEN = SON
Auetlcneers. iii 3 81. NV.

SALE OF VALUABLE
DWELLING BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NUMBER 1743 Kill
BOURNE PLACE. NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, n Liber No. iil72.
Folio $50 Of 9eu,, of the land rec
and 81 the request Of the party
secured thereby. the underslened
trustees will sell at public auc-
MONDAY. THE TENTH DAY on
ST'eNnE6ckph., liz hbSV2 S;o,,oAN AT l 70
s * re b sns epd rs% o%Ss situate .ns
deBienated as and beine Lot num-
bered one hundred and four ii0ll
IN Harry Il. Jones' subdivision Of
lots In Block numbered (i4J Of
Herman D, .Walbridge's subdivision
Qt 'Ingleside," as per plat Of said
aforementioned subdfvision re-
corded In the office OF the Sur
yeyor for the District OF Columbia
y ALI Lnsr County 70 g Polio la;
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH,
4 deposit Of $3.50 cash or certified
sale. xdju Ss IsSS'fe mad. u a II. q
ssss q '1 1.y.uas .t sSny:'AH Tsn.
chaser. Terms o! sale iS' 70 81 3. e p%a.
piled with within thirty DAYS from
DAY Of sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the
property at the. risk and cost OF
detaultine purchaser. after five
days advertisement Of such resale
N some Newspaper published IN
"''''0f kSpioIIPS J. soEHs,
JOHN b. RuBINO,
JOSEPH =. BRUNO,
THos. :. OWEN 4 SON
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PROPOSALS
icONTlNueDl

REPAIRING AsPHALTTc FAVE.
MENTS AND CONCRETE BASES
AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS WITH
B1A (FIRsT FALL ASPHALT RE-
PAIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tation No. c-63170-H. consisting
q approx. $500 Gu; yds. Of
crete base replacement. Bidding
materiel available from procpre-
aSs % offiSs s. r neon NJ a.c vi
HTt. as, sEHNIIEp nips e 81
1893. in Room aga. 400 "a. ave.
NlswS.7. SN .iS,ii,is 2, :.
sALE.-ReposseSsed 1859 Imperial
IS" Custom 2.dr. hit, Serial No.
M617-1O120e. 70 hlshest bid re-
eeiyed By June ies,, 1898, AZ 400
S ssn ii 2 g. where the &c.,, ST. nav
sALE.--keposssssed 1852 Pontiac
s s csts Ss-dE: hissS.!sss r h,l No. v.
ss s0sS,l BY E ySns IL ws,S 5iSo
Be Be- inspected 4; l." W W" je5,e,7
SALE.-.RepcssssSed lebe oldsTo-
bile eg Hol; sedan. serial NO,
S esorai ~ Avenue Sss N NV waning iSo
S S Inspected 80 w iss.7.S
SALE.-Repossessed 1850 Plymouth
Nc. ssiyi 70 ssH Siaah.ss 'T so
41i 400 'SdeOrsie Hvsnus NV Wash.
i may ). II ins p 81 where ,ss ~ Gar
Architect Of the Capitol, United
States Capitol, WaghinRton, D. G.,
May. 81, 1a03.--eealed bids in
triplicate will be received in this
office until 3 PM. Eastern Day.
light Time, June 49,. 1868. and
then publicly opened for furnish
ing oil labor. equlpment and ma
terials and performine the work
HfpTFA l Ar.S 1HEr H iPTesSs' H H!Iii
United states Capitol in wash
draWings viii BE ready on o.
about May 81, 1898, and viii be
issued without depesit. in the
discretion OF the Architect Of the
Capitol. 10 qualified contractors
proposing TO submit bids for the
entire. work, not exceeding three
sets to any prospective bidder.
Applications for specifications and
bidding information should be
filed at once. J. GEORGE STEW
ART. Architect Of the Capitol.
te0
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HELP MEN

CLAIM ADyUsTORs, under 80. Car
soYD's. zoo 18th Il. NV. '''
CLERK. experienced. for hardware
store. Must know how 10 cut
ssl laIss AND al tsy No Rs a.EsaS e:
CLERK.LIoUOR STORE, part time,
eyes. and sat Exper. or inexpsf.
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TH0s. J. OWEN 4 SON
Auetionsers. iii 3 81. NV,

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DWEILINo HFfN0
KNOWN AS pREMfsEs NuMBER
SpSSs.vE ELEVENTH eTERr NORTH
By virtue Of Q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In Libef No. 1O3iO,
Folio BAL ct sea-, of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia,
and ct the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public auction
In front OF the premises, on NON
DAY. THE SEVENTEENTH DAY
OF JUNE. AID. 1858, AT THREE
FORTY.FIvE O'CLOCK PM, the
following-described land and prem
ises, situate in. the District Of
SSolluEAeih: and designatsd as and
S Sshar I sSdsis,ohn >, Ea w q s ss
s SsSssSr ior re e: 6 Siii: 81 e e.
fciio 60. said BiocF a now
knewn as Square 1898.
TnRM9: Sold subject 10 q prior
building association deed Of trust
for approximately So. 204.07: fur
Their particulars Of which will be
Announced At time Of sale: the
purchase price above said trust
70 Be paid IN cash. A deposit Of
$500 In cash or certified check
REQUIRED. conyeyancinR. record
ina. transfer taxes, etc, at pur-
chAser's cost, Adjustments made
As Of date Of sale. Terms 70 be
complied with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised
and resold at the discretion Of
fHiiTP cRIsTALpI,
.JOeEPH CRISTALDL,
ie0.e,1l,13,16 Trustees.
TH0s. !. OWEN q SON
Aaetloneers, iii 3 So. NV.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
NM sEfI sRi siSb bwwELIEitNSoo KNoMN
AZ AZ. v REEMN5l MY 4.,ul Ia LAMONT
By virtue Of 3 deed Of trust re.
corded n Liber No. 1907 q
Polio lis Of the land records ci
ths pistgiet o. columeia: We shal AZ
SCI n front O ne RE prem ss,.t o.
bbE2 T az JUNf. k.p SIf fsSs, AZ
no O'clock PM. Lot is 10
Russslis subdivision Of Lot 10
block 20. "columbia Heights," q
per plat recorded n the Office q
columbia In Llber COUNTY ~. 81
Pole 1873 said Bloek 20 being
known tsF e. taxation purposes a.
T gaseIs 81 isSiLE: ALL Cash. De.
posii Of 81 900 cash Or ssrtiinl,ssd
rs HHn Sshrss SsS 3 iiE SS% sst: s u
sale. otherwise the trustees re-
serve ths rieht 70 resell the prop
erly a. the risk and cost OF the
defaulting purchaser. after i've
days advertisement Of such resale
10 some Newspaper puhlished In
the District Of Columbia, OF. De.
post may BE- forfeited, or without
forieltlpe deposit. trustees may
avail shsnsslyss s q .Fy a. lssa q
tins 81 sale. kdiuslmsnt u real
estate taxes ana water rent 70
date .qf sale. All Commanding,
recording, revenue stamps, reeof.
dAtton TAI, etc, and All other
junior y, cRoWEfL
hAAuEL BCNfVmNEN, Jr..
teo,s,ii,13.tb TrusteeF.
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.Whes oNsweFln0 Advertisements
edarsssed 20 star b01eS do NOT
tnclose original references, pho-
tooYephe or 0ther materials Of
peFa0aal 0alae. Copies seTpe the
purpose. Originals may Get lost.
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As !EIS:; !; H fIiF - 81 Nv.
Tg SE SEEcs sAE bNS e EaLY gEIsd
KNOWN az. PREA N 4 ! AslPgER

BAI.n or VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DWELLING BLING
KNOWN AZ PREMISES NUMBER
1919 c 6rRKET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of .. certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In LibeF No. 10000,
Folio Ill ct sea-, OF the land rec
ords q re District District q Sclum Ia1,S
,ss. .,.! tAsTs6. the S SSSisr sns.
H Sn TOT THH 4 TENTH III DAY q
descfibed land ana premises. ST.
and desisnated as and being Lot
IS in Werthington. Jr.'S. sybdivi-
sion Of lots IN Square 1859 As
per plat recorded. In the Office
81 the Surveyor for the District
81 Columbia in Liber ~ at Po-
r ~ rs seld subject 70 q prior
s Sr apSsru naiSSisii,oHs sc.ScS Ss.
snaou nSss'T a time u sale: TIE
purchase prise above said trust
70 be paid IN cash. A deposit Of
$500 In cash or certified check
required. conveyaneing. recording,
cost. Adiustments made Is Of
date Of sale. Terms 20 be COM
Piled with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and
and rssqM ct the discretion Of
fAWKkNcK A, sINcLlT1co.
RicHzRD G, bTONE.
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PROPOSALS

PoIoMAC RIVE NTERcERTon
GH4ligs fs1SIl!tE, !. A. !! \! sNkS5E
tInvitatiqp No, c-e3l72-sl, eqn-
2s-s lsS .SSni.E; :ssgc ~ II ,! "a"
feresc tone, pipe force main
20, w =. i.sigRdtoors.c sepsS sny'lSPgs.,
G "a. snS .SSoo'it h 4sg a. ~ r. gS
forced conc. pipe iores main.
(Waes rates have been predeter.
mined ~ the labor peptJ. BID
ding material AVAILABLE from Pros
fsnnA, Ave. NV, upon deposit Of
pssaSls % 3. a treasurer pipbe cTs
shss-sssco2s \. E oa.r $50 a.d sSEfLE "
@:s.Aln:.slssa, B B' g ,.R'Is.s.E.sS"
al. PsPe..s,.se 1893 Plymouth
no. 1891 tste01, 70 hiFhsH BID
tiSosJ''d os ss June A 70; iec' vt
car may 81 iaspSsstsd. ss,S,7i n'
sALs Repogsssssc 1891 Genet
ltq.-lsdf. sedan Serial No.
S s'ssa ~ s yvns ees, .,s 200
e s:a lS ~ 2 q where he j::siIs.S'
sAks ~ 9pe.'ssssaa y 1898 Plymouth
car may Be ihsbssisd. "Iss.S.4y ne
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SSE%ssdx ! vi q: t.r n e ss'S s7, n.
eS7el. on STH IL, ~: 1893: At II
washington, d. c. The under
signed reserves the Iight 70 bid.
S Asso 2TIAHT DISCOUNT car f.s
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sALE.1,,.sRsepcsssssed i9b9 0ldspo-
ssisswissiess,o l 70 't SiSs,! s'i 81 y
GeorsiG Avenue NV, washing-
ton II. D. c., where the car may
be inspected. leo.7.e
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ACCOUNTANT
CPA or SENIOR

with q minimum Of 3 yrs. expert.
snss ~ public aeeounlins. Ixesl.
OPPORTUNITY 70 itsQeiats With en-
call 2e0-a60b.
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ss:gf l;ssscS' !; sRi;s:;s|' ' $is y \;
Georgia Avenue NV. Washing
ton IL, ID. O., where the car may
be Inspected. JeB,0,7
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S $4,000
c'n'r'lls;SSic ~ SaSEcC u ''A''''
cOntrelI,g,; - mt I Egs Dn,n.
ACCOUNTANT

y. or esmi.sry feT worid.vids a.
Ing Y ,. srav.l so ~, O Y. Tine 70
Colorado, Yloridn. College sradu.
Ate aecounting malorI over .
years enperienee, age 70 80. ain
lls, " % 1000. Depending on
ROOM 500.
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LEGAL NOTICES
STUART II. ROBEsON.
Attorney for flalnilii1, 1

Ss5 21th Street NV.
Harry NJ 'HHuGE, ccIisSrff.,
Court for the District Of Column
hla.-The DuNBARToN STREET
M Mn, MS DIST RrE .II;,I,s A.
UnknoWn Heirs at Law. peylsees,
Alienees Of the Persons Inferred
In Mt. Zion Cemetery, Defendants.
Civil Action No. e1R.03.--Or.
der for PublicAtion.--.The object
Of this suit Is TO obtain an order
Of this court to. dlsinter the bodies
q those buried on The east siSs
motion q o. the ' attorney icr t6s
soataSa'isat *; ESri, n' 1897 SSsr' o 81.
D6RED, that the unknown heirs
at law. devisees and alienees Of
the PERSONS inferred on the east
side Of the Mt. Zion Cemetery
which 10 In parts of Lots 500 OF
Squares 1888 and 1859 Of the
records Of the Surveyors Office
Of the District OF Columbia IS
per description given In the COM
plant, cause their appearance 10
be entered herein on or before
the first rule day occurring after
the expiration Of three 81 months
from the date q the first puhli-
cation hereof; ctheryise the cause
T st Ss pEo1 fssSSrp Dis d y ca g
this order be published twice I
months In tie wGshinstcn law
Reporter and The Evenlng star.
DAVID A. PINE. judge. (0eai. J
HULL Clerk. py NAL 4 TACK
may nya. 5R;isytis GIlssiEii, .
KING q N0RDLTNoER, ATTORNEYS,
ale seuthern Building.
WAshingt0n 5, ID. @.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Couft.--No. 10S,340,
Administration.-This Il 70 Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of
the State Of New York has Oh:
tAined from the PROBATE Court Of
the District Of Columbia, Letters
OF Administration on the estate Of
EilrzAHETH N Ro9INs0N. httt
s:,sS p sssss..s sAs an s s,a
the vouchers thereof. legally a1-
thenticated, 10 the subscriber. on
or before the Ord day Of Deem
Der, AID. 1858; otherwise they
may BY law be excluded from AL
benefit Of said estate. Given
June. 1858, MARC UlRITE
BURKE MelfAHON. B64 Clark
Street. Wayerl1. New YORK. (0eall
Attest ARTHUR r. SMITH, Dep
uty Register Of wills fer the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Clerk q the
Probate Court. lei. 1870
DAVID APPLEsTEIN, Esa,
Woodward Bldg,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate couft.--1n Re: rs
TATE or ANNIE MINOR. De-
Observation-Disclosures No. 106,-
351.-oTder Nisi for sale Of Re-
alty.-DAvfD AppLH5TEIN, Col
lector Of the ESTATE or ANNIE
MINOR deceased. haying reported
the ss i q .yn saSsr. ss aSe mem Il X.
bATIow and GERALD barlow,
ana sG me ns/i fS .sUso Sss H polists
ali cash, not subject 70 : 6fekeris
commission. Il Is b. the Court,
ORDERED, that SAID saie be rati.
fed and confirmed By the Court.
unless cause TO- the contrary be
shown On or before the Gath day
Of June, 1858, At 10 o'clock AN,
at which time higher offers will
be considered and Collections 70
said sale viii Be heard IN Motions
Court. PROVIDED q copy Of this
order be published once IN the
ws:h Z t. I Law Eseors:r an, ane
s Toned s'y a.! s'i't ' Eu4 !si;l@' "
rue cops. ksssss: AIM N.
IVORY, DEPUTY Register Of wills
q TIE PrsSats 9 Court SO' lss
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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-07-18
FAMOUS
I HAVE VISITED
By Katherine Mcleod

Continued from last week.
Writer'S have often des-
cribed the Tai Mahal as "a
poem in stone" but to me it
was more than a poem. 1t
was a priceless pearl, dis
played on the velvety green
of its formal garden, with the
long dark shadows of many
cypress trees and the silvery
spray of numerous fountains,
accentuating its beauty and
whiteness. While the golden
breasted waters of the Jum'na
River flowing quietly by whis.
pered Of past glory and TO-.
nance, /. black honey bees,
white winged butterflies. and.
a simple headstone marking
a disillusioned spEincess' grave
who wassbHfiedin the greens
swardsr,by choice, told that
happiness 1ay4ih "a simpler
life. To the worfd-o1d tradi-
ton that "All the World
Loves a Lover" the traveller
can safely add, Gall The
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-07-18
j. r. GOA, JR. SPEAKS
AT ROTARY TUESDAY

The fascinating field of
chemical engineering was ex-
plored by Lexington Rotar-
ians on Tuesday at the noon
meeting when they were pri-
vileged to hear j. r. Coca,
Jr. of Longview, Texas, a
member of the staff of The
Texas Eastman Company
there.
Mr.. Coca. a chemical en-
gineer. leaves the United
States this weekend for Eng
land, where he will get in
formation from Imperial
Chemical Industries, enabling
the Eastman firm to build a
plant in the United States
for the manufacture of chemi-
cal materials on patents con-
trolled by the British firm.
Scientists working for the
English firm. discpvefeds by
accident, the making of poly
.ethelvne, which Mr.. Cola
described as the fastest grow
ing plastic industry today.
Mr.. GOA also told the group
about the work in explosives