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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22

that the COM
m it tee will
then b eg in
hearing testi-
mony on clas-
sin G d en-
ployeS' pay
raise legisla-
ton.
CT s S ! fled
employe union
leaders re
expected to
folio the
lead of postal
employee omc-
IL L. Al0nk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22

west and increasing cloudiness
east, milder in the afternoon.
Wind-Gentle variable tonight.
becoming southerly 1915 miles
per hour tomorrow.
River Report.
tPTom q. 8. Engineefs.l
Potomac River muddy at Harpers
Ferry and slightly muddy at Great Falls;
Shenandoah muddy ct Harpers Ferry.
Humidity
tReadings WASHINGTON National Airport)
Yesterday. Pct. Today. Pct
Noon ------ IS Midnight - AZ
p.m.----- 81 8 am. 80
B pm. AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
Child Group to Meet

The Arlington Association for
Retarded Children will meet at
2 o'clock tonight in the Health
Center, 1900 North Edison street.
Mrs. Lambros D. Callimahos will
address the group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
The Federal Spotlight
Classified Pay Raise Hearings
Start Next Week inHouse
BY Joseph Young

The House Civil Service Committee expected to up
the matter Of Government classified employees salary
legislation next week.
The committe for the weeks heard testimony
postal salary legislation and still has about postal witnesses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
Maxwell Rabb Heads
Jewish Appeal Division

Maxwell M. Rabb, aide to
Presidential Assistant Sherman
Adams. for the second year as
sumed Craftsmanship Sunday of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
Maryland
and
Virginia
Montgomery G. O. P. Group
Bids for Reelection
News in Brief

0s4S aSb Nv SsS&esS
Members of the Montgomery
County Republican State Gen.
trial Committee were serving
notice tdoay that If they are to
be replaced this year 1t will be
only by the will Of the voters
in the June % primary.
One member, George c.
Warner. jr.. of Bethesda filed
Friday for reelection and was
to be Joined today by L. s. CTedl
Ray and Miss Olive Kinsman.
both of Silver Spring.
Another member. Claude v.
Hyson. already has filed for re-
election. while Chairman Walter
w. Dawson and Adolph Guide
are expected to file soon.
The committee has been in
office since 1916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22

Committee members say, how
ever, that they expect the postal
phase Of the hearings to be con-
cluded sometime next week and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 70. on February Is.
Lowest, 10. on January %,
High and Low Of Last "A Hours.
High, A. at 2:46 pm.
Low, %. at 6:10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22

Tue I3bIe9.
FURNISHED by United States Coast an
Geodetic Survey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22

AUtOMUDIIG IIBuCS ufUSG Dc EUIHtu On
one-half hour after sunset.
PrecipitatiOn.
Monthly precipitation in inches in the
CAPITAL (current month to datel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22

The Sun and Moon.
Rises. Sets.
~ 500 am. 6:22 pm.
,orrov sos am. 6:23 pm.
,day 9:43 pm. ITO am.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-02
Premature Death Of Promising
Ford Executive!-

Iks ~r.,.r'i e-ll.aE-e q ikese day.
The LATE r HUDSON MecARRoLL!
Hs fs.AsF Dean % S. Paul's Cathedral forty
yeari age.
HSdssa had excellent training in Chemical Eng neer-
a. e q :" and surely had the benefit of his beloved
fs:her's dxnshsd. e,seerned Episeopalianism!
Hueson paiied few years back. in his Sos
ahovy after radio commentator had wasted his valuable
tine and energy in Saturday program, as guest
~heh sreused the deep sympathy of the writer He felt
that thin heavily burdened executive should been
sHhjee,ed sueh time and energy consuming opera.
,on-,he burdens of his position being heavy enough
and after ALL man with family has social and ,c
ehligasions too
Jesus distinctly states that the way Of life Is straight
and narrow, and few there be that find it,!
Whereas, the way of destruction il broad and many
there be that go in thereat"!
The Master, again; mo serve two mastersl
Either he'll love the and hate the other or else he'll
cling to the one and despse the other We CANNOT serve
God and mAmmon"!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-02
'Cancerous' Nature OF the Devils
Judaism
The Devils Roman Catholicism

-ssd ansri the spiritual insanity Of Judaisn. With
sv1enes regarding Gods ST. Paul and the devil,
Js~ry's rsaction theretoi
TIE { s. msni,er "RERIRTH AND DESTINY
or ISRAEL b. David Ben Cusioa New York, Phio-
SsSAiesi Lbrary, $50 pp....)"
a Skilled StAtssnAn Explains BY Jossph c.
Hsrris1A".
A. inevitable thin book bear, but one poin, Of
vis~shs zoaist In certain psssages strongly crit.
veal of br'isns important but difficult role in the Middle
East Similarly sho~L perhaps certain lack Of con.
fer the hundreds of thoasands 81 Arab whose way
II life hss been draseaIly upset By the advent Of
luael,i!
Somewhat more Objectionable to most non-Je~i.h
readers ct .hs book would be Ben Curons several and
stronxiy UNAVOIDABLE REFERENCES TO SAINT
PAUL whom be LOOKS UPON a. AN ASSIMIlA.
TioNALIsT. WHO TURNED HIS BACK ON JEwRY
rather than the MAcNiFIcENTLY INSPIRED
TEACHER or EARLY CHRISTIANITY"
See Paurs christiks Assutsnssa Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-02
The Curse OF Tosatto Upon MiIIions!-
Observation-Disclosures
Users!

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liberation from The ~ he devil - ,hs Se~
Tsstsmsnt Scripture They loved The praise a men more
thaa the praise II Cod -l--John lass.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-02
Answer 10 Premature Deaths!
MORE RE r. HUDSON MecARRoILl

MORE RE r. HUDSON MecARRoLL,
Gods Christ infallibe. Master Science universal
Messiah!- adaptable to every conceivable probiem,-
muST-and shall!- reach the frat pages Of the news,
papers OF the world in order to valuable kno
edge and experience in the ves Of talented men and
women, who psss away in their prime!- thanks to m.
four DELINQUENT EUROPEAN RELIGIONS and In.
DEVILS MATERIA MEDIcA!l
VUlNERABlLITY OF THE So-cALLED
'EDucATED'tO. INCOMPETENT TO SPEAK WITH
See Answer To Premature Deathsnext COL inehes nm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-02
The Late Mr.. Henry Ford Rejected
NY. Bankers In Depression 20 II!

- ~ Mster cr=Sasy IA caught ~th '.-y
..s,s -.z..g az ser..se asgetss .sra. arg.
=, W, FsrsI Easv.. PrsseriAat, Yankee shred.
e, u ssga,e htzse.i 70 tie Se- fess,
-.,..-,. ;sssss..xy.
Prayer, sa,a, an6 kAad.,s-rasu,h utilization {! "a
-. 'a5.a prs<sisaag and suiek ea,A rssurni
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c g MONITOR REVIEW ISRAEL
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-02
M. Court Bars Bible Handout"
New York Time.-December ~

New York Times-Dccember ~
Trenton, N. 1.-The New Jersey Supreme Court Mon
day forbade the distribution Of the King James version q
the New Testament and two books Of the Old
the public schools Of this state.
I'm unanimous decision the high tribunal ruled thai
the works in question scctaran and that their dissent
nation in public schools would be violation of both thu
United States and the New Jersey Constitution"
AT The SAME time. the Court questioned the motvd
of the Gdeons International the group that had ATTEMPTED
the distribution.
The ruling was expected to have fsr.reaehns efeet}
since the Cdeons. Illinois corporation have
similar programs in other states.
The suit marked the nations first court test Of the
con program But distribution plans had been turned
IN Detroit Keno New Reading. Pa; Rutland. WI OAK
land CAlf' collinswOOd, N. j., Marshalltown, Ia and
other cities. I
To permit the distribution Of the King jaime, versio
OF the Bible in the public schools Of this state the opn
said would be to ea aside all Of the progress made in
United States and throughout New Jersey in the field
religious federation and freedom
The volumes were to be given only to those ehildred
whose parents gave their consent"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-02

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-02
Dewey Weighs Vast Program
7, Expand Mental Hospitals!
Bond Issue Up To $500, 900, 600
Is Under Study To Build
And Modernize Facilities
Patient Rise Put At ; 900 Yearly!
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-02
Why VI Day, And Certain
White House Success
President Eisenhower To The Press:
You Know | Do Not Accept Defeat !!
What A Magnificent Spirit
DivineIy Inspired!

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Evening star., 1954-11-17

going to Bay View Hospital or
the morning OF the murder hs
had no difficulty Ia getting In
side and talking with DR.. Shep-
pard, who had been taken there
as a patient.
You talked as long as YOU
wanted, didn't you?" Mr.. Cor
rigan inquired.
Eyes SIR the witness replied.
''You accomplished whatever
mission you had In mind ?n
''Yes." Or. Gerber replied.
Noticed One Injury.
DR.. Gerber repeated that he
noticed only one physical injury
Ia discoloration below the right
eyeon the defendant. He
added that he did not examine
DR.. Sheppard at the time and
that he did not look over hos
pital charts.
II asked DR.. Sam how he fell
and what his injuries were. He
told me about his eye. DR.
Steve (Sam's brother Stephen)
pointed out an abrasion about
his mouth on the lower lip
DR. Gerber said.
While on the stand yesterday
DR.. Gerber said it wasn't until
four days after Mrs. Sheppard's s
death that he received permission
from attorneys and relatives for
police authorities to question the
defendant.
Evening star., 1954-11-17

make 1t appear q rohber had
committed the crime.
DR.. Gerber, explaining the dry
ing action OF blood under ques-
tioning today by Saul Danaceau,
assistant county prosecutor. said
the blood becomes sticky within
q few minutes, and then takes
between Is and 20 minutes to be-
come dry.
After Mr.. Danaceau finished
his examination Of Dr.. Gerber,
Common Pleas Court Judge Ed
ward Blythin reminded the coro-
ner Of his surgical instrument
testimony.
did ] understand you to say
that it could not be made by
any other Instrument Judge
Blythin asked.
mo. sir. / didn't mean that, /"
Or. Gerber replied.
1T could have been made by
another type of Instrument"
Judge Blythin asked.
/ Didn't Confine Statement.
"Yes, another instrument re-
sembling a surgical instrument. "
the coroner said.
Then you did not mean to
confine it to a surgical instru-
ment?" Judge Blythin asked.
mo sir" DR.. Gerber replied.
The weapon that killed Mrs.
Sheppard never has been found.
The coroner then went under
cross-examination by Mr.. Corri-
gan.
DR.. ,Gerber's face core q faint
smile as Mr.. Corrigan began
questioning him about his per-
formance of his official duties.
Last July, DR.. Gerber had the
defense lawyer thrown out Of the
inquest he was conducting into
Mrs. Sheppard's death when Mr..
Corrigan insisted on trying to
get statements Of his own put
into the record.
Mr.. Corrigan Immediately be-
gan to hammer away at the wit
ness and traced the many times
Coroner Gerber has been re-
elected to Office and said:
"You recognize the value Of
publicity, don't you?"
The State raised an immediate
objection, and the judge ordered
the question stricken from the
record.
Mr.. Corrigan then said:
Doctor, you have not avoided
| publicity in this case. have you?"
Judge Blytl1in again sustained
a States objection.
The defense attorney at
| tempted to show that the coroner
had been prejudiced against
oSteopaths, but the coroner said
he never gave it thought"
DR.. Gerber admitted that on
x I
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Coroner Introduces
Wrist Watch Clue
Al Sheppard Trial
BY The Assoeicssd Press

CLEVELAND, Nov. 1.-THE
wrist watch Marilyn Sheppard
wore the night she was murdered
was ripped of after the blood
on her wrist had dried, Coroner
Samuel r. Gerber testified today.
The coroner, pointing to a
picture Of the pretty young
woman's wrist for the jury try
ing her osteopath husband for
murder, said his examination
indicates the bracelet (of the
watch, was In position when the
blood stains were wet"
1T remained In position until
the blood was dry DR.. Gerber
said.
DR.. Gerber's testimony was
aimed at knocking down DR..
Samuel II. Sheppard's conten-5
ton that a prowler killed his
wife and snatched the watch
from her wrist, later dropping
1t while ransacking the house.
The blood stained watch was
discovered on the floor near
where Or. Sheppard sat stripped
to the waist the morning of the
murder.
Second Surprise Clue.
This wrist watch testimony
was the second surprise" clue
hurled by the State at Chief De-
tense Counsel William j. Cor
rigail.
The first was DR.. Gerber's
statement that the bloody out
line Of a surgical instrument was
discovered on the murdered
wornan's pillow.
The Orthopedic Frame Co. Of
Kalamazoo, Mich, said today the
prosecutors Office had mailed it
q copy OF the bloody imprint.
The company was aske d
whether TIE imprint matches
any surgical instrument it has
made and sold to the Bay View
Hospital where the osteopaths
In the Sheppard family practice.
Defense Counsel Corrigan in
sists: Were not just going to
lay down and admit it was a sur
gical instrument"
States Contention.
The state contends that DR..
Sheppard dubbed his wife to
death, then went about the house
pulling out drawers and disar-
ranging furniture in an effort to
Evening star., 1954-11-17

This will be his best Christmas ever if you give him
aBarcaloungerl It's the last word in comfort Float
ing Comfort" with pure foam rubber cushions and
automatically synchronized back-rest seat and leg
rest that cradle your body in any desired position as
you shift your weight. Covered in easily cleaned,
tough Duran plastic. Other models each foam cush-
ioned in different decorator styles, and variety
of covers. Other Barcaloungers 1895 to 229.95.
= eth Floor. Washington and
PARKington; 3rd Floor, Sduer Spring
Evening star., 1954-03-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

$500 DOWNS bedrms.. din. rm.
10. ss wheatcn. Lo. S-oSIS. --'
BRICK CAPE COD-Lovely 4-bed-
room, 2-bath home, perfect. for the
large DJ ..nsnn family 5n ss with with tssls @ sa spase
outside OUT sntr.. fenced % yard. driysWsy
and . DETACHED 1ex24 BRICK
GARAGE. VA appraised ct S16.S00
owner will sell for $17.950. l0es
down to CT. $500 down .,FHA.
Churches. Mrs. Hart, Lo. b-6O07.
cox 4 CO.. .JU. 6-0z76.
$3.50 D0WN-Moye in today. 3-bed-
% rm;; sep, din: rni;; ECU equipped ,De .a kit;, !,
ssns aoD2sN aSGs IsERfas sEE%ETx CO c.. JT
oVHSRIISSOKlNG CANAL - Picture
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: Iredecorstins a 3-bedrm: brick with
ia bath. Z freplaces, rec. rm, and
built-in garage; $1S.50O. MRS.
BURGESS, Realtor. 6109 Broad st..
DoCroR 11Si Or DENTIST once and
home in shopping center Of Takoma
PIX. Three bedrms.. liv. rm.,, din.
rm.. breakfast rm.. kit; ful bsmt.
and gar. Good chance OF becoming
commercial II desired. Front Is
100 4. on main Zoo street: r,o,, rr,ce sns
op.n SFr;Sos Sunday. aSss'sS s%S1LIfAM LIZA 3. FRAN
spTiing, Ssi oJup IL. s.sSSS weekdays; ewes.
and Sun. ,IU b-023S.
Evening star., 1954-03-28

i ACRE Mr.. BRIGHTON DAM
Extra lge. rms. and unusual closet
space in this 9 rrn. and bath home:
recently modernized and redec. See
g SANDY sHS1 '' sPRfNG' X REALTY AL. % co. SS'A
Ask oper. for Fulton S-2421
Evening star., 1954-03-28
SILVER sPQING GEM
CORNER RAMBLER
1910 STROUT ST.

one-year-oid custom-built 3-bedrm.
3-bath, brick home with garage
. huge 1Sx25-ft. liv rm. with bay
window: big din. rm.. ultramoderr
electric kit. side porch. full basmt
pride and 10Y for YOU. Dir: GU,
Colesville I'd. to Forest Glen I'd.
left to Portland I'd. topposite .goll
eourse), rt. 2 bi. to Strout, left
bl. to Open Sign. Mr.. Gutenberg
Evening star., 1954-03-28

BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER-s12,-
100: living-dining L.; storm win
dows; corner lot: wheaton. Bog
sIEYXs sIhEYs 0r r. 5s4s4 ST aG,sF 70 H. 6:OShS % Il
ah tIe rooms. 69i II baths. bEist. ks 80 nook OK
porches. garage. Only S15,25o. and
spg. RIPLEY & RoMER. Realtors
BRICK RAMBLER. tastefully dec
Lge. liv. rm. with frepl., 2 twin.
bedrooms. lovely equipped kitchen
beautiful side porch; level Anchor,
to Sus school and shUppDT center wa
Mrs: Hart oLo. 5-5OO7. cox d
CT APPRoyED at $4,000. Lse. 8.
SsVa SdT aosns ass sfmsl:E snd nsfE sh ssshssSs
nnsy. corner lot. OWNER, OIL O.
4 sst4scciRE st4sccRE EsrArE-so min. down.
town: spacious 9-rnn: home; 1st q
piace. o ssxis sS g. sunrm. marn NVrH with colon,s
fireplace, large din. rm., overlook.
ing wide lawn. elec. kit. 2 large
bedrnS:: compl: bath; End A., 8 bed
t ment: Isi laundry; y:i az oil inoS heat: r stor.
age cellar: .24-cu.-ft. freezer:
refgrs.; complete caretaker's home
2-car garage: stable, 3 each horst
and COW stalls: tack rms; maint
%,S,cfhinsryy. m, fdns.yy. tlt incl tractor all tools
paragus. fine veg. garden. pasture
-, many beaut. trees. shrubs; W mi
paved driveway. Nr. schools, stores
Many other features. $40. 900. WA
7-7404 or 10. 5-1s14. Brokers pro
$3.50 DOWN, incl. settlement charges
.. $3.50 per mo-. incl. taxes and ins
Attrac. 2-bedrm. bungalow. excel
eond., full bsmt., lge. lot. Ancho
122O6 Middle rd., Yiers Mil Village
Silver Spring. COUNTY INVEST
MENT, INC. 10, S-93o3; Sum-, JU
Evening star., 1954-03-28

MASS. AVE. HILLs-3 bed
rm.. PA bath rambler. Only
. blks. from Church, OF tne
front and bsmt., screened
porch. gar, rec. rm. Can be
handled with low cash pay
ment. Call Mrs. Snyder. DU;
7-i351 nr co. 5-0475. OPEN
%, 1923 NANAKAGAN RID:
Dir: Out Mass. ave. to end OF
5000 blk. turn left l blk; 70
sign. FLORENCE v. ClUF"
FREDA.
Evening star., 1954-03-28
BRICK RAMBLER
CAPITAL REALTY CO.

'--..-----I--UL 10 ULIoW-s uOs J-ODb.
so MANY CALLS
For newly renovated 4-bedrm. home
olks. west OF 4-corners; nr. shop.
ping and bus lines. Come In sun
pm. l0409 Old BladenSburs I'd
Try 5000 cash payment STROUP
RA. 6-ST00
Evening star., 1954-03-28
pocY cnEER HnLa

ROCK CREEK HILLS
Omen sun, l-6. Overlooking Ken
sinaton pkwy.., this new distinctively
desisned de luxe rambler, reas.
priced at $50. 500. Superior work:
manship and finest materials used
in constr. Spac. rms. baths. 80
1t. paneled rec. rm. with hrepI'
auto. gar DIR. lift. 9Si8 KenSing-
ton pkwy. THOMAS F. HALEY
Realtor, AP. 7-s3o0. WA. 7-3al7
Evening star., 1954-03-28

WASHINGTON GROVE. MD.
New Cape Cod--lst a.. large liv, rm..
kit. tile bath: entire end d. An
ished as one huge rm.. with oak
floors and private bath: plastered
walls and painted throughout: full
bsmt. On nice quiet wide street
with plenty of large shade trees.
Builder. Gaithersburg 57l-J. after
3 pm. or anytime Sunday.
Evening star., 1954-03-28
ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5
A 40-ft. detached home on level lot.
fOxl2O. with 3 large bedrms..
beautiful picture window, with rea-
s6nable price and terms. Out Vlers
Mil rd., left on Ardennes rd., right
on Halsey rd.. right on Rockland to
1925 Rockland ave. Mr.. Sheltra,
Poplar 2-9530. LYMAN c. DELE
A. Co, INC, ST, 1880.
Evening star., 1954-03-28
TAKOMA PARK
$4,000 DOWN
WESTMORELAND HILLS

OPEN 1870 TO $50
5306 CARVEL RID.
White brick with center entrance
with full bath; end fr.. 2 large
bedrms. and small; bsmt.. rec.
rm., maids rm.. lavatory; garages
wooded lot. Price. S29.500. Elk.
elusive.
STANHOPE CHASE
NO. 7-6950 Sun. FL. $3.50
Wheaton, Kensington Area
OPEN / TO 6 SUNDAY
NYvcrry ~Arrnr -@@
Evening star., 1954-03-28
IDEAL FOR COUPLE
BRICK RAMBLER

S16.5O0 1st TRUST. ~ LOAN
Featuring large liv. rm. with picture
window and fireplace. separate din
area. large kitchen with table space,
dishwasher. garbage disposal, etc.
ing $50. 500. Directions: Out Coles
vile rd. to Old Bladensburg rd.,
right TO house end open sign.
Evening star., 1954-03-28

CT, FHA AND CONVENTIONAL
WITH MINIMUM tNHN6tNI poWN PAYMENT
Brick, 3 bedrms., ceramic tile bath.
23-ft. liv rm. dining rm. combine.
tion, dream kit, full bsmt. Inspect
and you will. be sure.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-26

+ SanGers0n. al Ashby
Mr. and Mrs GeorRe a. Jen-
kins spent Sunday as guests oil
Mr. and Mrs. A A. Walker and
Miss Bessie Hardaway. in Rich
rnond
Mrs r. L. Adams, Jr.. and
daughters. Brenda. and Carol
were Week end a,esLs Of Mrs
Adams parents, Mr. ana Mrs. B
T. Bradshaw OF Portsmouth.
Guests al Asanse
The Rev. and Mas. r p Look
mad as their guests the past week
end Their son, RM2Ic Charles
Look. ms Look and their son
Charles. Jr.- OF WardenSville. w
Va Charles Look. ST.. has been
transferred to Little Greek. Va.
Week end guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs + Allen Garter were r w.
Angle. OF Rocky Mount. and Mr.
and Mrs Howard Settle and
daughter. Marie. Of Alberta. Mrs
Angle and son. Steven Carter. re-
turned home with her husband
after spending The past week here