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Evening star., 1959-12-21
Coins Unbreech Man

MlNEOLA. N. Y. Dec. 81
(AP).-When detectives ques-
toned John E. Whitfield about
a tavern burglary, he raised
his hands to protest his inno-
cence. Down slipped his trous-
ers. Officers found in his
pockets $40 in coins weighing
down his beltless trousers. He
admitted taking the money
from a bar and was held yes
terday for grand jury action.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
Hoover Hits
'BIindness'to to
Subversion

FBI Director j. Edgar Hoov-
er yesterday warned that
blindness and lethargy to-
ward the threat posed by sub
versive organizations have
reached dangerous proportions
in many areas"
In a year-end report to At
torney General William P.
Rogers, Mr.. Hoover also noted
that bank robbers had a ban
ner year in 1859.
The blindness" toward sub
version, Mr.. Hoover declared,
lis largely responsible for the
optimism and confidence which
have spread through the ranks
of the Communist Party and
other subversive organizations
in recent months"
At the national convention of
the Communist Party, he said.
pro-Soviet elements further
strengthened their hold on the
party's reins.
Included among those
elected to top positions was
an ex-convict who has openly
testified that he preferred an
America with a Soviet govern
ment," Mr.. Hoover said.
In his report on bank rob-
berries, Mr.. Hoover pointed out
that final figures for the year
will show an increase of 10
per cent above the record of
704 established in 1858. In ad-
dition, he said, embezzlements
and other violations of the
Federal Reserve Act rose more
than 9 per cent over the pre-
vious year.
Calling attention to the theft
of more than 10000 automo-
biles annually, Mr.. Hoover said
the FBI will hold 180 special
law enforcement conferences
throughout the country in
January and February on this
topic.
Mr.. Hoover told the Attorney
General many FBI accomplish
ments during 1859 resulted
directly from information and
assistance received from con-
fidential informants and alert
citizens. He attributed more
than 1900 arrests to this data.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
BIost Wrecks PIunt;;
80 Flee Uniniured

COLUMBIA, S. c.. Dec, q
'AP). - Eighty employes
escaped injury when an am
monia explosion wrecked the
swift & Co. meat packins
plant here today,
Forty-five workers had been
evacuated from the two-storv
structure shortly before the
blast. Thirty-five others. work
ing in another part of the
building. were streaming out
when it was rocked by tar
explosion. All had been alerted
to the danger by an employe
who detected a leak in the
ammonia system. There was
no fire.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
Nine eKiIIedond 32Hurt
AsCottIe TruckHits Bus

Carmen Casanova, SO. his
wife.
Carol Hall Reed, 3S, Pensa-
cola, Fla.
Pearl Grogan. 81. Los An
geles.
God bless that man who
told us to sit still and shut
up" said Delois Gaines. 80. a
restaurant worker from Los
Angeles. IF it weren't for him,
we probably would have hurt
each other trying to get out.
Mrs. Osbelia (Osbie) Butler,
"a. of Moses Lake, Wash, and
Richmond, Calf, was taking
her 5-year-old daughter Stella
to San Antonio.
Just across the aisle Johnny
Lee Rodden ran ahead of Stella
TO the washroom for a drink.
The boy was killed.
"All of a sudden I started
flying through the air." said
Mrs. Butler Then about four
people fell on me.
Scream Is Heard
Il could hear Stella crying.
A woman was screaming. Then
a man started pulling people
off me-"
Stella. pushed under a broken
seat, was almost unscratched.
Mrs. Margaret Rodden. john
ny's mother. said she and her
two sons were going to Lub-
book, Tex, to be with her
mother, Mrs. Beulah Easter.
Johnny told me he wanted
a drink of water" she said
He insisted he could get II
himself and you know how Z
year-oldS are.
Then the driver slammed on
the brakes. The bus swerved
I tried to get out of my seat to
go to him, but the next thing
I knew I went through a win
dow and was caught by two
men outside"
She suffered conclusion and
the surviving son. Charles, had
a head injury.
Evening star., 1959-12-21

TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. 81 (AP)
"A double decker Greyhound
bus and a cattle truck travelling
on the wrong side OF the road
collided about eight miles east
Of here yesterday, killing nine
persons.
The bus driver and six
passengers were killed. along
with the truck driver and his
relief man. Thirty-two others
aboard the bus were injured.
five of them critically.
Also killed were 80 head OF
cattle. mostly calves. Some
other animals were manned and
had to be shot.
Highway Patrolman Jimmy
Williams said the truck driver
James R. Stewart of Del Rio,
Tex, apparently missed a keep
right sign where the road di-
vided for repairs. The truck,
he said. was on the wrong side
when it struck the bus.
They Carried Gifts
The Los Angeles-to-New Or
leans bus was a special, added
for holiday travellers. Nearly
everyone aboard was bound
somewhere for Christmas. Many
carried gifts.
The bus was headed for El
Paso on U. S. Highway 80, when
the collision occurred.
The double decker truck was
hauling 81 steers from Jackson,
Miss, to Arlington, Ariz.
Killed we're:
Mr.. Stewart.
Ronald Philip Spence. Las
Vegas, New. and Hawthorne
Calf, relief truck driver.
Barney Boyd. "A. El Paso
Tex. driver Of the bus.
Mrs. Florence Minium, IS
Kingsville. Tex.
Johnny Lee Rodden. 7. sor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rod
den. Redondo Beach, Calf.
Benito Casanova, 55, Guam
tanamo Oriente, Cuba.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
AUCTION SALES

There's drama and excitement in the Auc-
ton Sale Notices published regularly in
The Evening and Sunday Star. You'll
read of family heirlooms, classic paint
ings, fabulous jewels, exquisite antiques,
authentic furniture masterpieces of the
great English and French artisans, etcet-
era. Keep an eye on the Auction Sale
Notices in Star Classified.
To Place on Ad in Star Classified
CALL Lincoln $4,000
Evening star., 1959-12-21

BRUSSELS, Belgium, Dec. q
(AP). Peter Townsend, one.
time Suitor of Britain's Prin-
cess Margaret. today married
Marie-Luce Jamagne, daugh-
ter of an Antwerp tobacco
magnate.
1t was a civil ceremony in a
suburban town hall. with no
advance announcement.
There was no religious cere-
mony of any kind" said a
friend.
Mr.. Townsend is A. His
bride, 20, has been his secre-
tary.
His romance with Princess
Margaret broke up four years
ago.
He had been divorced in 1852
after fathering two children.
Princess Margaret met Mr..
Townsend while the former
Raj group captain was an aide
to her father. King George vi.
Their marriage was widely pre-
dicted, but she bowed to a
Church of England statute
against remarriage of a di-
vorced person while the other
party to the divorce is living.
Bride Is Catholic
Mr.. Townsend conceded on
October IL, when he intro
duced his finance to the press
that he also had a religious
problem in this romance, since
Marie-Luce is a Roman Cath
olic, which is no more tolerant
OF divorce than the Church of
England to which he belongs.
Marie-Luce is a slim. long
legged brunette whose friends
call her mosquito" She likes
horses and has been a frequent
winner in jumping contests.
She met Mr.. Townsend at a
riding club about five years
ago.
Only Civil Ceremony
Mr.. Townsend, since his
romance with the British prin-
cess collapsed. has been roam
ing the world, writing a book
and making a movie. He says
Belgium is his home now.
On his second world tour
he took Marie-Luce along as
"secretary-ph photographer"
Today's ceremony was a civil
Evening star., 1959-12-21

Most Of Mould prefer a leiSurely Written, after
Christmas note to hrriedy Uritten before Christmas
Evening star., 1959-12-21
BRIGHT CHRISTMAS

Pvt. CesareO AcOSta- Alvarez, "a, a quadruple
amputee has broad smile as he arrives in
Cleveland, Ohio, from Walter Reed Hospital
in Washington. He will spend his first Christ
Ernest A. FescO, sister of his companion,
Airman Newton d. Baker, who has befriended
the limbleSs soldier since he arrived from his
native Peru in AuguSt.-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1959-12-21
Points for Parents "t''" r''"'' w'n's.

Mrs. B.-This is the last
Christmas note ] am going
to write. III send New
Year or birthday greetings
to friends I haven't written
to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-12
Ambassador OF
On Lecture Tour

The Pakistan Ambassador,
Mr.. Aziz Ahmed, left yester-
day for a lecture tour of CAL
ifornia. He will address
groups in Los Angeles and
San Francisco and visit other
cities en- route.
The Ambassadors wife,
Begun Aziz Ahmed, will join
him in Los Angeles Satur-
day, August %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-12
BY DIR. PAUL PoPENoE


Husbands are oversensi-
tive. I'm afraid, in some
cases, it's because they feel
on the defensive. When
somebody talks about things
a husband ought to do. every
male listener takes it too
personally.
This comment grows out of
my experience in running a
column, in which I talk.
now and then. about what
a good husband is like. l
always get indignant letters
from husbands, most Of
whom fail to give their
names and addresses. but
who upbraid me for my lack
of consideration.
why make our wives dis
satisfied" is the general line
Of their comment.
Mr.. o. comes at me today
with that criticism. Not
merely his own wife, but the
neighbors' wives, passed one
Of my columns around to
their husbands and sug-
gested that it be given per-
sonal attention. That sort
of thing doesn't do any good,
DR.. Popenoe," Mr.. o. writes.
Well, 1t ought to do good,
Mr.. O.. and I'm going to
keep on suggesting that al
most any husband can be a
better husband if he tries to
be. Just to rub it in, I'll offer
you right now the following
score card on which you can
check yourself and see how
nearly you come to being a
good husband.
Score Card for Husbands
/. I support the
family satisfactorily. 012
2. l provide my wife
with real companion
ship. OH
3. I give my wife an
adequate social and
recreational life. ola
4. I am a satisfac-
tory sexual partner. o. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-12
YOUR FAMILY AND YOU
How Do You RQte
As q Husband?

S. I give her a fair
allowance for herself,
as a part Of the bud
get. oil:
6. I take my fair
share of responsibility
for the children. oil:
7. I do necessary
chores and jobs around
the house that she and
the children cannot do
so we'll. oil
8. I provide a good
model of husband and
father on which the
children can base their
own ideals. 01
8. I represent and
advance the interests
of the family in our
community. o.
10 I tell my wife at
least once a day that I
love her and act as if II
meant 1t. o l
Scoring: 0 means never,
mot at ALL"
/ means about as often al
not" IAN average amount.
means regularly" "prac,
tically always, entirely.
Many husbands fail OF
some of those points; but i
any husband thinks that ;
good passing grade, say is
on this test, isn't a reason
able expectation. I'd like tt
have him tell me why.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-12
FRANKLIN SIMON. WASHINGTON AND VIRGINIA

Washington Store open Thursdays, $3.50 am. Ill pm.
SeUen Corners VG Thursdays and Fridays $3.50 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20

HANDY. Ceylon. Aug. 20
(AP) "A maddened temple ele-
phant charged q crowd Of 200.-
900 at a religious festival last
night. Twenty persons were re-
ported killed in the crush and
thousands injured.
Several persons we're reported
missing. It was feared some had
fallen or jumped into Handy
Lake nearby.
The elephant was one Of more
than 100 participating with
dancers and drummers In an
annual Buddhist pageant called
IPerahera.
The animal became Infatuated
when It stepped on burning Goals
which had dropped from q fam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
20 Killed as Elephant
Charges Buddhist Fete

ing torch. It wheeled about ano
charged. and the crowd ran
screaming In panic. seeking
shelter in nearby buildings. atop
walls and In trees.
Two mahouts chung to the
elephants tail and trunk. They
finally stopped II and chained
1t to a lamppost. But the
noise Of the surging crowd set
the beast OF again and II
broke loose. smashing shor
fronts and trampling obstacles
In It's path.
Police finally shot and killed
the animal on the street
Buddha's Tooth
The Perahera pageant cen.
tered on the Temple Of the
Holy Tooth, one Of Buddhism's
most sacred spots The temple
houses Q tooth supposed 70 have
come from the jaw Of Buddha,
who founded the religion Is
centuries ago.
The temple Is in one of
Kandy's busiest sectors. sur
rounded by shops and near the
popular Queens Hotel.
A similar incident occurred
during q Buddhist procession
| five days ago near Colombo
and 100 persons we're injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
Buehdod Pact
Nations Approve
Change in Name

ANKARA. Turkey. Aug. %
tAP).-The headquarters Of the
Baehdad Pact confirmed today
that the Middle East anti Com.
munist alliance has changed IL,
name TO the Central Treaty
Organization.
There was no indication how
the alliance win now be known
colloquially. but 1t probably
won't Be the obvious cETo
That would sound Just like the
working name Of the Southeast
Asia Treaty Organization.
The Baghdad alliance origin
ally was made up Of Britain
Iran. IraQ. Pakistan and Tur.
key. It took It's name from the
Iraqi capital. in which It was
organized in 1855 and where Il
had its headquarters originally
The "Haghdad" tag became
a misnomer after the Iraqi rev.
olution last year when the head
quarters moved to Ankara and
Iraq withdrew from the al
lance. ? -
The change Of name was re-
ported Tuesday IN Teheran
Yesterday q British Foreign Of
fice spokesman said the report
was premature. Today the An
kara headquarters made the
change Of name ofheial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
Anfi-Red Party
nsinMdIaya

KUALA LUMPUR. Malaga.
Aug. 20 CAP).-Prince Abdul
Rahman, father OF MaIaya's
Independence from Britain.
today held q mandate to carry
on the nations pro-Western
policy for another I'VE years.
Prince Rahman's anti Com
munist Alliance Party OF Ma
lays. Chinese and Indians
showed under Malay
Nationalist and Socialists IN
the nationwide election yes
terday to clinch 10 Of the 1Ol
seats In the new Legislative
Assembly.
The voting went quietly. II
was the pcninsula's first cleo
ton Of all assembly members
after $50 years Of British col
onial rule.
The Alliance. already assured
Of 3 2-l working majority. may
pick up even more seats when
final returns come in from foui
districts.
Prince Rahman. in q victory
statement. declared: II pray
to God 10 guide US along the
right path and to bless thi,
country with continued peace
prosperity and happiness"
The Alliance ran strong al
most everywhere. The Pan.
Malayan Islamic Party, led By
religious-politicos who espouse
Malay nationalism and oppose
foreign investments, showed
strength only In Kelantan and
Trengganu states. Il became
the chief opposition with IL
seats.
The Socialists. preaching the
neutrality line Of midas Prime
Minister Nehru and urging
government takeover Of the tin
and rubber industries, won q
seats. the Peoples Progressive
Party Z. the Malayan Party /
Negara tNationaD Party /. and
independents 3.
A threatened revolt Of Ma
laya's 100000 Chinese against
the Alliance Party failed to
materialise. Fifteen Chinese
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20

Continued From First Page
the invasion that Topped. The
rebel radio, quoting undercover
agents in Ciudad Trujillo. said
Gen. Batista had contributed
100000 to the conspiracy but
refused TO give any more.
Gen. Batista had lived In q
luxury hotel throughout his
stay in Ciudad Trujillo but
was under constant surveil-
lance. He and Gen. Trujillo
had been personal enemies for
years, and Dominican ofiicials
made no secret Of the fact that
the deposed Cuban was, not
welcome in the country.
Gen. Trujillo and, Mr.. Cas-
tro are such bitter enemies.
however. that Gen. Batista's
departure is not expected to
improve Cuban-D Dominican re-
lations.
Barred BY U. 8.
When Gen. Batista fed from
Havana. his wife and most Of
his family went to Daytona
Beach. Fla. where he has q
luxurious home. Mrs. Batista
tried hard to get her husband
q United States visa. making
one appeal directly to Mrs.
Dwight Eisenhower. The
United States State Depart
rnent said on Monday. how
ever. that the question Of adj
hitting Gen. Batista to the
United States was "a dead
issue. A Hss
Mr.. Castro has been trying
TO get his hands on the de-
posed dictator to try him as
o war criminal. But Gen. Tru-
lilo refused to extradite him.
In going to Portuguese ter
ritory. Gen. Batista comes
under the wing Of Antonio
Salazar. whose reign as q
dictator began about the same
time Gen. Batista was rising
TO power In Cuba.
Gen. Batista's flight still
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
Fund Bills Woit
President OK

on President Eisenhower's
desk today is n catch-ali ss77.-
s45,sos appropriation bill pro-
viding funds for numerous
Government agencies.
Included is s50O.575.000 for
the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration. also s2.4
million for building a regional
civil defense underground bomb
shelter at Denton, Tex. a pro-
totype FOR seven other reginal
defense installations.
The House and Senate passed
the measure yesterday by voice
votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
BATIsTA
Ex-Dictotor Flying
To Exile in Madeira

leaves the Dominican Republic
with another controversial de-
posed Latin American dictator,
Argentina's Juan d. Peron,
Gen. Peron has openly de-
clared he Is mapping plans 70
regain power IN Argentina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
Voter Line Brock
SnorIs Traffic

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20
tAP).-A 6O-inch water main
broke beneath busy East River
drive yesterday. causing q mas
sive trafiic jam at the evening
rush hour and endangerine
about 500 children bathing in
q nearby lake.
The children were in Cuisine
Lake in Paramount Park when
Ia wall Of water rushed down
and rapidly raised the lake
level. Lifeguards led the
youngsters to safety.
The rushing water smashed
part Of a bath house and caused
another group Of youngsters
to nee.
! No one was injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20

brought the ship into port with
the aid Of other Castro men
posing as conspirators.
Mai. Morgan said he made
several trips to Miami and al
one time was questioned al
length by United States agents
He said he was able to elude
them and contact the arms
bearing ship.
Asked Batista Surrender
Mai. Menoyo said he told
Gen. Trujillo he would psr-
ticipate in the plot il Gen
Trujillo would turn over ex'
Dictator Fulgencio Batista ant
former Gen. Eleuterio Pedruza
He said Gen. Trujillo repiies
he would surrender both mer
after the conspiracy had sue.
Iceeded. Gen. Batista. who fiet
to the Dominican Republic las
New Years Day. left yesterda,
for new sanctuary In Portugal.
Madeira Islands, on the Moroc.
can coast Of Africa.
Reports Of those accompany.
ing Gen. Batista did not lisl
Gen. Pedraza, who has beer
described as one Of the master
minds Of the recent anti Castro
conspiracy. Unconfirmed re.
ports from Ciudad TrujillC
have said Gen. pedraza wal
imprisoned on Gen. Trujillo':
order because the conspiracy
had failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20

interviewer on teleVlSlOn. On
der new laws. counter-revolu-
tionary activities may be pun
ishable by death before
firing squad.
,Majs. Morgan and Menoyo
who both fought in Fidel Gas.
tro,s revolution, reiterated that
the conspiracy originated witt
the Dominican Republic
stronglnan. Generalissimo Ra.
fael L. Trujillo. But Gen. Tru-
jillo's immediate collaborator'
were SO corrupt. Mai. Morgan
declared, that the plot had nc
chance of success.
Got Only $4,000 Of 100000
As an example, he said. h
asked Gen. Trujillo for $iO.0ot
and got only. $4.ooo-that I
Spanish priest. acting as go-be.
tween kept $1,000 and q Domin.
lean consul took 5000. Thu
consul was not named.
Mai. Morgan said the consul
arranged for the purchase d
arms which were shipped from
the United States aboard q pri-
vate boat. He said he met
the vessel<on the high seas anc
brought it to Havana.
This varied from earlier un-
oflcial reports published here
They said the boat had come
from the Dominican Republic
and Mai. Morgan. on board al
the time. suddenly turned or
the crew, captured them and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20

leaders formerly aligned with
Prince Rahman. bolted his
party and ran as Independents.
Only three won.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
Morgan Asks PIotters
Be Spared Firing Squad

HAVANA. Aug 20 AP).-Maj William Morgan Of Toledo
Ohio helped smash the recent antiCasro conspiracy
said today he felt the potter should not be executed but should
hard labor terms Cuban farms.
Mai Morgan and Maj Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo. who also
posed counterrevoutionary to Illustrate the plot were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20

ADvERTIsENIENT.
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|!z;l233I| 3aa# e. : =
NEW HOME
32x60 BUILDING

On ST. Clair Ave, con bs used
for light manufacturing. wore
house or commercial. On q lot
4Sx249.
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lst Offering

Exuo-lorge 4,bedroom semi-bun-
gdlow, corpeting. l03 #. 'front.'
Coe. 2-cor garage; q buy at
.Sl6,20O.
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Owners Terms,
$1,000 Down

Lovely 3.bedroom suburban bun.
qolow. basement. 23t. living
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place; only $4,000.
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S ROOM BUNGALOW

4 yeors old, neor Eost 250th ST.
and Hor1ond. 3 lorge bedrooms,
2 down and ] UP. recreation
room and sun porch.
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Eost Cleveland
2.FAMlLY-Sl6,o00

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SIS. Oh Euclid Ave. modern
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WIcKLIrTE

6-room COLONEL on Eost 299th ST..
near Mt. Cormel Perish and
Wickliffe High School. Sl8.600.
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LAND CONTRACT

LAND CONTRACT
3-bedroom frome ronch: double
attached garage. 4 years old:
double lot. Dining room. potio.
fenced in you'd. storms and
screens. $1,000 down will buy
this cleon sle.9o0 ranch.
4 BEDROOMS
4.yeor-old frume bungalow; ll2
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1 BEDROOMS
Wicklihe frome bungalow. full
basement. 10 yeors old. Lot
l00xl80. Gus heat. Aluminium
storms and screens. Sl6.500.
FURNISHED HONE
3.bedroom frdme ronch. 4 years
old. Lot l0ox220. Living room
lsxl2. large utility room. fenced
in back yard. Pool privileges.
SlS,200.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
2 bedroom frome ranch in Men.
tor Township. Kitchen. living
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RIDGE RD.

BRICK BUNGALOW
On Hoover Rd.. Eost Of Euclid
Beach Park.
Evening star., 1959-06-26

Prince Georges General Hos
pital with multiple fractures of
the face, head and jaw, a
broken arm and other injuries.
Prince Georges County Po-
lice Corpl. George Whitlow said
her car rammed into a truck
stopped at a sotp sign at the
cutoff road leading from
George Palmer highway to
Landover road.
Corpl. Whitlow said Mrs.
Matthews car cut a corner too
quickly while turning of
Palmer highway and went out
of control after its right wheel
hit a depression on the side of
the road. 1t then veered to
the left, its hood and front seat
sliding under the truck.
The truck driver. Donald "
Quigg. 10, of 1921 Overton
avenue. Baltimore, escaped in
jury.
Mrs. Matthews was from
Churchton. Anne Arundel
County. Her husband. VIII
liam Matthews of Shadyside.
Md, was killed in a crash near
Bristol, Md.