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Finishing touches are being
applied to the unique L-shaped
Olympic-size pool which will
serve as the site of the U. S.
Pan American team swimming
and diving trials Aug. z through
IL. II should go into service early
in July.
The main pool stretches so
meters in length GIGS feeD and
20 meters in width (65 feet, with
a depth of four feet at shallow
end and six feet at the deep end.
To accommodate divers, l6 foot
deep diving we'll forms the foot
of the L." Diving platforms and
boards are located at the end
and sides Of this tank. The tower
at its extreme height contains a
ten-meter platform.
The entire outdoor setUp
stands al the south edge OF
the Mems lntramural Building,
near Spartan Stadium. Provid-
ed in the construction are IN
derwater lights TO cover the
entire pool and additional
lights on towers so that eompe-
tision can be held in evening
hours.
Deck space 20 feet deep sur
rounds the entire pool area and
on each side of the pool is 30
feet of handicapped area. On the
latter ground, bleachers will be
placed TO handle crowds for the
Pan American trials.
The staging of the swimming
meet is the second half of a
double-bill of Pan American com.
petition to be held at Michigan
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Piston S $3.50
Tickets On Sale

A season ticket sales campaign
tailored to fit the individual
sport fan as we'll as large cor
porations will be launched next
week by the Detroit Pistons for
the l959-60 campaign in the Ma
tional Basketball Association.
The campaign will be conduct
cd under the motto, "One of a
Thousand General Manager
Nick Kerbawy says the objective
is TO secure 1000 ticket sub
scribers for the Pistons' 81 home
date schedule.
Kerbawy, who on July / began
his second year with MIA club
following his resignation from
the Detroit Lions of the National
Football League, has employed
Ronald B. Barnett, former De-
troit Insurance executive, to
handle the Pistons' sixpronged
ticket-sale program. Barnett is
manager of advertising-sa sales.
I'VE are taking our sales
campaign directly TO the peo-
ple," Kerbawy said. "ovr staff
Of eight statesmen will be on
the street 70 supplement our
Ietter-mailing campaign"
Reserved seats for Piston home
games arc So and So Season
tickets for the 31-home dates, in
Guiding six doubleheaders, are
SIS and $50. These prices save
the purchaser the cost of six
home dates or Sl8 and SD per
season ticket respectively.
I'VE are passing these savings
TO our fans due TO our increased
national television income this
year." Kerbawy explained. Last
year, the Pistons were on ma
tional TV four times; this year
no less than 10 times. At least
five games will be televised ma
tionally from Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11
EastboN League Standing
Is Tight Fight For kt Place

Results of weekend games
that lead TO the wire in a mad
scramble for chances to parti-
cipate in Commissioner Willie
Streets Sunday fastball League
Sojourner Truth blanked Alvito
are as follows: Pryor uto Wash
outscored Westside Garage 8-3;
so; Y'Macks whitwashed Ram.
blers IL; Chiefs photofinished
Club Felicians 6-5 i 9 innings;
John c. Lodge outhit Double 5,
1910; Pelicans defeated Deau-
billie 10, and Royal Vikings
whipped Big Three 10-4.
Sunday, July IL, Pryor VS..
Y'Macks, Atkinson 2. III am;
Ramblcrs VS.. John c. Lodge. Act
kinson 3, IL am; Alvito VS..
Chiefs. Jayne. III am; Club Eel
leans VS.. Pclicans, Jayne 2, IL
am: Double 5 VS.. Big 3, Jayne,
| pm; Dauvillc VS.. Royal Vik-
ms. Jayne 2, pm.
STANDINGS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11

Lions currently in town who
will see action in the preliminary
are Charlie Anc, Tobin Rote,
Hopalong Cassidy, Gene Goldman,
Gene Cronin, Ken Russell. Perry
Richards, Gary Lowe, Terry Barr
and Joe Schmidt. The Lions alum
nj club will be made up of an
array of talent that includes Bob
Hoernschemeyer, Bob Smith, jug
Girard, Les Bingaman. Dutch
Clark, Floyd Jaye, Johnny
Greene, Ed Frutig and Bill
O'Brien.
Tickets may be purchased in
advance at Briggs Stadium, Mich
igan and Trumbull, any day or
at the gate the day of the game
Adults: SIPS: Children (under Is
vearSof aqe). IS
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total first quarter of ploy. The
Jaguars came back TO score IA
points in the second period, 10 in
the third and six in the fourth.
The surprisingly strong Jag
uarS passing attack at games end
had netted $50 yards for South
ern TO 90 for Texas Southern,
and they Southern had rolled
To l26 yards on the ground to
40 for the Tigers.
A possible indication of the
strength of the Texas crew for
the incoming season could be
the tremendously strong ball
they played near the end of the
season, in spite of inexperience
and the lack of solid quarter
backing. If there is carry over
into the start of the season, then
the Jasuars could be in trouble.
TSU, which was formerly Tex
as State saw a change in their
winning fortunes with the Jag
uars following the change of
name, From 1851 to the present,
the series stands at five wins
for Southern and three for Tex.
as Southern. while prior TO the
change of name, the Tigers were
unable to muster a win, but man
aged a 90 tie in 1916.
The Texans have been the
opener for the Jaguars since
their appearance on the sched-
ule, and as recent at 1856 and
1857 turned the tide on South
ern in two consecutive openings.
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LetH G0Mkx1v'
BY BUCK ROGERS

A boat motor and trailer re-
presents a larger investment
and may or may not be practi-
cal for strictly fishing use l
say this because boats are avail
able on most lakes and can be
rented for 81 or So per day.
This expenditure may not be
enough to offset the original
cost and upkeep OF a rig, ana
the extra gasoline required to
haul a trailer behind your car.
For short trips, I've found IT
pays to trail my boat with me,
but experience has proved that
it's more practical to leave II
at home when / take a long
tourney. My motor goes with
me all the time, though.
FISH THE FRONTS
If YOU want to catch more
fish this summer, make friends
with the weather man. He
probably can't tell the differ
ence between a river runt
ana a crawdad. but he does
know his weather fronts. And,
you should too.
or primary Importance Is the
"coid front" This meteorologi-
cal term refers to a cold mass
of air which frequently moves
across the country from west TO
east. You've seen them on your
newspaper weather map, and
you've experienced them wheth-
or YOU realize it or not They're
usually associated with thunder
storms. and a cool. crisp feel
ing when the rain is over. A
"cold front" makes you feel
better, but II has an even more
radical effect on fish
Consider the elements IN This
package. rain to wash In
food and cool the surface water,
a dark sky for protection. and
a rising barometer which
snaps fish out Of their lethargy.
The result is q period of fren-
zied action in which game fish
seem TO lose all caution and
common sense. They charge In
TO the shadows to feed. and
gobble up everything In sight.
including your artificial lures.
Timing Is important In fish
inc the fronts. II you're out on
the water when the front
passes, you'n usually experience
the kind OF fishing action that
most guys only dream about.
If not well. you've missed
Il. The trick II to be there.
Give your local weather fore
caster a call when the passage
OF a cold 'front.' Is predicted.
Find out when It's due. and
make your plans accordingly.
Take your raincoat. You'n prob
ably get wet, hut It's worth Y.
II yos hsvs sny Qneusoss sss-
ecvniss fishiss seehsiq~e<, equip-
went, o. vhevefo-eo. pver Bsck
Rogers ~ care ~ are pseeA -
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Southern To Meet Texas
Southern In Grid Opener

BATON ROUGE, La.-Texas
Southern University, the first
foe of the 1859 football season
for the Southern University Jag
uars is heralded as one of the
most improved elevens of the
strong Southwestern Athletic
Conference, which points up the
possible fact that the Jaguars
could open September 26, with
more than a handful.
In the opener last season, the
Tigers from Houston we're
swamped by the Jaguars 30-l6 in
the Texans own back yard, with
the TSU six-points representing
their first quarter Efforts that
lowered over Southern for the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11

that can be made. We have six
big bouts for July 10, and any
one of them is good enough to
be the main event in any arena
in the country"
Dick the Bruiser, whose me-
teoric rise to the top has made
him the sensation of the wres.
Ting world, will put his u. S.
heavyweight title on the line
against DR.. Big Bill Miller, the
former Big Ten mat champion
from Ohio State University. The
bout brings together two of the
most powerful and ruthless crap
piers in the sport.
Antonino Rocca, whose fly
ing drop kick and flying head
scissors have never been d.
pIicated by any other wrestler
- although many have tried TO
initiate him - will clash with
giant Ed Miller, DR.. Bills tai
erted brother.
The presence of Rocca on the
card underlines the Importance
of the show. The amazingly agile
Rocca is such a popular headliner
in the East that he rarely travels
from his home in New York any
more. He can make more money
than he can count by wrestling
in the East. The mat cards in
Detroit have drawn such lucra
tive gates and have attracted SO
much attention, however, that
Rocca jumped at the chance tc
come here.
Wilbur Snyder, former u. S
heavyweight titleholder, will con
tinue his campaign for another
shot at Dick the Bruiser wher
he meets Hans Hermann. II he
beats Hermann, he will likely gel
another chance to regain the us
crown.
Joe and Guy Brunette, thu
dazzling tag team combination
will collide with the devious due
Of Angelo Poffo and Hans
Schmidt. Alex Garras, the Lions
great rookie lineman, will team
with Leo NomcIlini, another gric
~luminary who has also gone tC
the top in pro wrestling, TO meet
Gino Angelo and Harry Lewis ir
a second tag team bout. Whippei
Billy Watson, two time worlc
champion, will meet a suitable
opponent in the nights other
match.
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Briggs Stadium
Gets New FLAG

A special presentation of the
new 49-star American flag and
music by the Royal Canadian
Mounted Police Band was part
of the program for July 4 when
the Detroit Tigers met the Cleve-
land Indians at Briggs Stadium.
The program had been set as
part of the Freedom Festival
Week celebration for the Detroit
Windsor area.
Presentation Of the new flag
was made by the Michigan De-
partment of the American Legion
to the Detroit Tigers. July A was
the national date for first dis
playing the new flag.
Participating in presentation
ceremonies were Manager jim
mic Dykes for the Tigers, and
Jack Carey, state commander;
George Fredericks. zone com
mander; and Wilson Morrison,
Detroit districts commander, all
representing the American LIE
gion.
The Royal Canadian Mounted
Police Band had been invited
to play before the first game
and to present a program on the
field between games. The band
also participated in the huge
July 4 parade through downtown
Detroit on the morning of July a.
Following acceptance of the
flag by Dykes, the D.SR. Post
1874 color guard marched to cen.
terrified for the official flag rails
ing and National Anthems of
the United States and Canada.
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as a pitcher, winning 1882 games
of 1881 pitched through the
years. His records include such
feats as 1868 strikeouts, III
perfect games, 402 no-hit, no-run
games, plus a host of other
equally fantastic marks.
Other members of the team
are Jerry Jones, first baseman,
Mike Meilicke, shortstop. and
Meade Kinzer, catcher. :
Included in the Dizzy Trous
All Star lineup will be a
group Of former Tiger players
plus such other sports figures
as Cordie Howe and Terry
sawehvek of the Red Wings.
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SPORTS
@ RAP
BY JIM BUTLER

We asked Hank whether or
not he was supcrstitious about
the 18th. He just grinncd and
said Didn't beat Jimmy
Beacheem on January 18th n
Toledo think maybe this rs
think is lucky for me.
Sunday afternoon Henry went
four hard rounds with Oscar
Burton, the guy who is shaping
up for Roscoe Shamblan schcd-
ule for July 25 at the Michigan
State Fair Coliseum Also signed
for the same Big d Boxing show
are Sam White, Dave Shoulders,
Leroy Jeffrey, Levi Carols and
Sonny Hill.
The west shall see the best of
the middlewest. Michigan State
Light Champion Gene Gresham
has been booked to meet tough
Mario Viacchetto. lightweight
champion of Italy, in San Fran
cisco's Cow Palace. The bout is
drawn for 10 rounds Viacchetto
didn't fare so we'll in his Amcri-
Fan debut two weeks ago. lie
lost a close TV fight TO Bobby
Scandlen of Chicago The Ores
-Viacchetto bout will follow
a regular Wednesday night, July
%. between heavyweight conten-
der Eddie Machen and Rewdcn
Vargas, the Mexican puncher
who kayoed Tony Anthony.
The fryweights are putting on
almost as great show as their
big brothers. Their next pro-
gram will feature ten action
packed boxing bouts Friday. Jul
" 10. in the Jeffries Project
Building 400. in the recreation
room located on John c. Lodge
al Stimson street Leather will
begin to fly at 8 pm.
The main event will star two
Of Jeffries' champions defending
their titles. and championship
Awards against two other we'll
known youngsters in the project
homes. Also fans will see the
former small fry title holder Je-
rome Candy Wilson trying
desperately to regain the crown
nc lost in defense duke last
month TO Gerald "Bolo' Maddox.
The Jeffries Junior Boxing Club
is asking a donation of two-blts
to see their swinging champions
IF tomorrow.
s.
The luck or the skill of the
Motor City Red Caps has kept
them winning after making the
1859 playoffs in the Class b Rec
| eational baseball league. Own
y julius Hillsman's men defeat
ID Ghospel Temple SO Thursda!
at Jayne Field
With the scores tied up at 6
~ in the 9th inning Manager
Noah Howell pulled Lefty Mar
vim Wilborn and put in southpav
Grover Moses. the new addition
ito the aggregation. Moses struck
out the last four batters to face
him in the Z inning game. The
Reynolds brothers gave Moses
he help he needed at bat when
Toe singled and John hit for
four to bring in the winning
unS.
Manager Howell will leave
own next month on singing
our with his quartet. but his
wife. Charlsia will fill the same
space on the bench. keeping
score and giving accurate reports
If the games.
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Dick the Bruiser, Antonino
Rocca, Alex Karras, Leo Nomel-
lini, the Brunetti Brothers, DR..
Big Bill Miller and his brother
Ed, Angelo Poffo and Whipper
Billy Watson - these are some
of the super wrestlers who will
90 into action in this show.
Detroit is the best wrestling
city in the country today" ex-
plains Louis Marudas, Olympia's
press liaison man. so we think
il is only right that our fans
should have the best matches
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11

Featuring Eddie Feigner, the
four man softball team will OPP
pose the Dizzy Trout All-Stars in
a seven inning game. A three
inning preliminary game, pitting
active Detroit Lions players
against club composed of for
mer Lions stars, will precede the
main attraction. Game time is
8:15 pm.
Proceeds Of the game will be
turned over TO the Detroit
Bleacher Club TO help finance
activities Of the organization.
Feigner, the King of Softball,
has compiled an amazing record
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11

Your cupboard Is your best
investment. II you've ever tried
to rent a motor. you know that
you'll pay an average OF SI.oo
per day. Furthermore, you're
likely to spend most of your
fishing day tinkering. Rental
outboards are usually several
years old. and have seen lot
OF abuse. Consequently, most OF
them are hard to start and diff
ficult to make run properly.
This Inconvenience. added TO
rental motor expense makes
owning your own cupboard q
practical investment.
A take-along motor should
really be portable. though. MY
16-horsepower Mercury Is q
good example. This power plant
II husky enough TO handle any
rental boat / care to harness II
20. yet I can still tote 1t from
The car 10 the boat dock. Ana.
IT'S a real money saver. With
out my car-trunk Mercury, I
would have spent almost $500
% rental motors last year.
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Four Appointments
At Dodge Division

Detroit - Four major appoint
ments in the Dodge Car and
Truck Division, Chryslcr Corpora
ton, were announced today by
NJ. c. Patterson, Dodge general
manager.
Ernest r. Ross was named
comptroller for the division.
George A. Bilquc was named
distribution manager.
Bert NJ. Carter was named
dealer placement manager.
Fred p. Herman was named
business management manager.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11

~ DUWy dIIIIOUIIItU.
Standing 60" and weighing
22o, Alcorn is looked upon as a
possible successor to Phil Jordon
IN the PiStons' pivot spot. Jordon
was traded last March to Cincin-
natl for Forward Archie Dees.
When informed the tall West
Coast rookie center had signed,
Coach Red Rocha said:
I'm looking forward 10 seeing
This boy. Our reports on him
were very good and ! think he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11
might provide real surprise
even though he comes from a
relatively small school,"

Alcorn is no stranger TO Ma
tional Basketball Association
scouts. The Minneapolis Lakers
selected him as their 18th draft
choice in 1858, but Alcorn elect
ed to pass up an immediate ca
reer in professional basketball to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11

State this summer. Prior to the
swim meet, MSU hosts the u. S.
team wrestling trials, scheduled
for the lntramural Building Are
ma on July 30, 81 and Aug. l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11

Fishermen are opinionated.
Trout enthusiasts swear by
their species because they're
purity and pure. Bass fishermen
extoll the heft and fighting
characteristics OF ole "bronze-
back. Muskie fanatics literally
froth at the month when de-
scribing their pet fish, and when
1t comes to salt water anglers
=. nuff said
A yomgster sitting on a
creek bank made the most
sense of all, though. He said,
.s'Mister. I like them sun perch"
why do you like them sun
perch" / asked.
\ II can catch EN-" he said
simply.
TAKE YOUR MOTOR ALONG
1t pays to own an cupboard
and take It along with you. In
some cases. It also pays to own
an entire fishing rig and trail
II with you on trips Let's dis
cuss the subject
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11
MSV Reudies Outdoor Swim
Pool For Pnn-Am Trials

EAST LANSING, Mich = Michigan States new Mems
ntramura Outdoor Pool which figures to rate as one of
the nations finest swim facilities is about ready to handle
an influx of Americas best men and women tank per-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11
Lions vs.. Former Lions In
SoftbuN Game At Briggs

One of Americas most unusual sports attractions the
muchheraded King and his Court will appear In Briggs
Stadium on Thursday night July g. in game sponsored
by the Detroit Football Company.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11

Rangy Gary Alcorn of Fresno State (Calif) College
VINO was the No. draft pick last March, agreed to terms
on his 95960 Detroit Pstons csonract General Manager
Nick KerhaWv annoinnad
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-11
AN-Star Mat Match
Slated For Olympus

The greatest galaxy of stars who have appeared
in wrestling show here will do their stuff in the gltterng
mat card at the OLYMPIA Stadium SATURDAY. July ID
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Participants Listed
PAIR CHARGED
IN SHOOTING
OF FARM HORSE

Two Groom Md farm
ers have been charged in
the shooting Of a horse and
obstructing medical treat
ment for it.
Warrants were served
yesterday on William
Henry Duvall. 81, charged
with shooting the horse.
and Elmer Spencer. IS, the
owner, charged with OBJ
structing medical treat
ment Of the animal.
Mr.. Duvall posted $500
bond and Mr.. Spencer
posted 500 for their APP
pearance July 6 in Upper
Marlboro Trial Magis-
trate's Court.
The warrants were sworn
by Mrs. Charlotte Shelter.
president Of the Prince
Georges County Animal
Rescue League. who said
treatment of the horse had
been attempted by DR..
John Paul Smith, jr.. Of
Upper Marlboro.
DR.. Smith said he was
told the horse was shot
about June 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21

Douglass. 52l Twenty-firs
street NE. Mckinley; Ann e.
Eager, 1922 Forty-second street
NV, immaculate; Norman A.
EiSenberg. SLIT New Hampshire
avenue NV. Western: Guiliano
Gnugnoli. 1901 Fuller street
NV, st. Johns: Paul T. Hop
per, 37l3 Thirty-flfth street
NV, st. Adams; Joel I. Shul-
man. 1900 Mississippi avenue
Sc, Anacostia: Horace Sham
well. 5049 East Capitol street,
Mckinley.
Out-of town high school stu
dents include: Herbert H. Den
ton Of Little Rock. Ark; VIII
liam E. Eagleson. attending
school in Lenox, Mass, who
lives here at 1918 Twentieth
street NE; Nora L. Greene of
Glen Burnie. Nd; Wesley L.
Harris and Joseph M. Jackson.
jr., both Of Richmond.
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Hyottsvi|Ie Racer, IS, Captures
Soop Box Derby by 110th Second

A determined 15-year-old
blond youngster flashed to VIC
tory yesterday by one-tenth of
q second to win the 1869 Dis
trict Soap Box Derby.
It was a fourth try in as
many years for Mike Sales.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Sales
Of $50 Forty-third place, Hy-
attsville.
Sobbing as he accepted the
trophy. the husky sun-bronzed
sophomore at Northwestern
High School said the victory
was as much a matter Of luck
as of skill.
He raced past the finish line
at the foot of Pennsylvania
avenue near Branch avenue
Sc. inches ahead Of Billy
Clements, Is, Of 65l8 North
Twenty-sixth road, Arlington.
The boys, the survivors Of more
than $50 entrants. tipped down
the four-lane thoroughfare at
speeds up to 35 miles an hour.
Mikes time was 30.7 seconds,
while Billy clicked at 30.8.
There wasn't a dry eye in
the Sales family as the official
derby truck brought the victor
back to the judges stand.
Mixes father. manager Of the
Washington Coca-Cola Plant,
told his son to stop crying.
I'm trying to, Daddy" the
husky youngster replied.
He told reporters that his
feelings couldn't be put into
words.
Man, you just can't say it."
Mike sobbed. Then his crying
began anew as his mother and
two sisters, Martha Ann. 8,
and Mary Ellen, 6, jumped
abroad the truck.
Mike Will represent Cne Dis
trict in the national Soap Box
Derby August 16 in Akron,
Ohio. For his efforts. he won a
plaque, portable televiSion set,
and q 500 savings bond from
the sponsoring Chevrolet deal
ers, WRC-TV and the American
Legion.
Mike is the second Sales boy
to enter the derby. His brother
Bob, 10. was a previous en-
trant, and a third Sales young
ster, Richard. II. is planning
to enter next year. Mike is
their first winner.
Semi flnalists in Glass B for
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letter last March to Maryland
Attorney General C. Ferdinand
Sybert asking for an investiga-
ton. This and a second letter
were not acknowledged. and a
third one was mailed this
week end, he added.
Measure Killed
The measure to authorize
sale Of miniature bottles Of
liquor in package stores was
introduced during the legisla-
tive session. The bill died. how
ever, when some members of
the county's delegation decided
not to support 1t.
Records In Annapolis show
Mr.. Smith received a $1,000
fee and had expenses of S543 SO
for his work for the hotel and
restaurant association.
Mr.. Smith. former county
States attorney. was appointed
to the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission this
month. He is an aspirant for
the commission Craftsmanship,
but is being opposed by the
three commission members
from Montgomery County.
The two other Prince Georges
commissioners are backing Mr..
Smith, thus throwing members
Of the bi-county agency into a
deadlock on the Craftsmanship.