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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12

Winston-Salem Teachers (Carl Brown,
Russ Rogers, Joe Middleton, Elias Gil
pertl; Penn: 3-Penn State. tOnly
finishers0 1914.
One-mile relay (club and seryice)
Fort Lee Jarvis Croker, Bob Sea-
man, Don Delaney, Dick Simmonsl
- New York A. c., 3 - Quantico
Marines; baltimore Olympic Club;
Clamp Leieune. 1906.
Hop step and jump: Joe Middle
ton Winston-Salem Teachers, AS feet
Catholic Club 45-2; 3-John Doueias,
Bates 45-lh: - Viscount Nelson,
West Chester State, 44-7; Bil
Sharpe, Shanahan Catholic Club, Az
one-mile relay division ID: l.
North Carolina College willie Ward,
Bob Dobbs, Mason O'Nea;, Walter
Johnsonl; 2--St. Joseph's Pal; a.
seton Hall West Chester State:
Mile relay division Il: Morgan
state tLou Smith, Tom Anderson, Hosea
Smith, Nick Ellis): will NOVA; a.
Mslaclhigan; 4-Georgetown; penn
Pole vault: bob Gutowski. Oman
tico Marines, IA eet 8 inches; O.
Eeles Landstrom, Michigan. TAG; g.
lie, Mel Schwarz. Quantico, and
Mamie Gibson, Michigan, 14-0; ste,
Barney Berlinger, Penn. Dark Tork.
9uantico Marines, Earl Pouncher,
camp Leleyne; Hamilton McCrea,
Suantico, 1876.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
Ruin Washes Out
Gu Track Meet,
Terp Scrimmoqe

The rain took a heavy toll of
college athletics in this section
yesterday with only a handful
OF events surviving the wash.
Among the important post
ponements were the Catholic
University Invitational track
meet and the Maryland foot
ball scrimmage. The only COL
lege baseball game scheduled in
the area, Columbia at Navy,
was called.
Maryland also postponed its
track meet with Duke and a
tennis match with Clemson, but
decided to go ahead with three
other events and won them all.
The Terps beat Virginia in
lacrosse, POLL: the Terp fresh
men also beat the Virginia
frosh in lacrosse, go, and the
golfers topped North Carolina,
20-7.
Georgetown lost, So, to
Princeton in golf but Cancelled
its tennis match with Fordham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
Special Mat Card
Slotted for UIine's

Mark Levin and Don Curtis
win tangle with the Graham
brothers. Jerry and Eddie. IN
a tag-team battle that win fea-
tuer a special wrestling show
April 20 at Uline Arena.
Johnny Valentine. who is
feuding W It'll the Grahams as q
result Of the last Uline show.
will be the referee. Valentine
Joined forces with Levin. Curtis
and Haystacks Calhoun after q
fight with the Grahams.
Antonino Rocca will meet
Gene CMr. America) Stanlee in
a return match at Uline's.
Meanwhile, he will engage in q
special handicap match at Cap.
itol Arena Thursday night.
meeting Karl Won Hess and
Miguel Torres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
Quontico Relays Stors
Led by Tom Murphy

Iof st. Johns finally broke
away. Moran passed him in the
stretch to win by a yard in the
slow time Of APP. The Penn
State star has been clicked
near the four-minute mark.
John Kopil of Quantico, Pete
Levin of the New York Athletic
Club and Merrill Sweitzer Of
Camp Lejeune followed Close
in that order.
Stieglitz, ex-Connecticut star
with much potential in the
middle-distance events, was a
50-yard winner IN the 5000
meter steeplechaSe.
One of the most pleasing
events was the pole vault, last
event to wind up. Only a scat
tering of the few hundred who
braved the rains to watch to-
days action remained to see
Gutowski, world outdoor record
holder, outlast Eeles Land
strom, Finnish champion now
at Michigan, in a thrilling duel.
Conditions were horrible and
on his second try at is feet
Gutowski, now a Marine lieute-
nant stationed here, slipped so
badly he sailed yards under the
bar. Lindstrom failed at 1919
and had to settle for 14-6. Tied
at IA feet were Mel Schwarz,
ex-Maryland star and also a
Quantico marine, and Manning
Gibson Of Michigan.
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French Champion
To Oppose Sine

NORFOLK, April IL (AP).-
Joycelyn Delecour, the French
sprint champion, is coming to
the United States to challenge
Dave Sine of Duke University
and England's Peter Bradford
in the sixth annual Virginian-
Pilot Relays here April IS.
Delecour's acceptance to
compete in the special interna-
tional sprint races was an
nounced today by Daniel j.
Ferris. secretary Of the AAU.
Slime will oppose Delecour
and Bradford in his two spe-
cialtieS - the 100-yard dash
and the 220.
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Shenandoah Track Honors
Apple Blossom Queen Nav 2

CHARLES TOWN, w. va,
April IL (SpeciaD .-Virginia's
Apple Blossom Festival queen
will be honored at Shenandoah
Downs with the first running
of the Apple Blossom Purse
May 2, General Manager Bob
Leavitt announced today.
The new track, the first to
feature night thoroughbred
racing in this area, is scheduled
to open a 62-night meeting
May 1, with the $4,000 Gov
ernor'S Purse topping the pro-
gram. Gov. Cecil H. Underwood
will officially dedicate the
track and present the trophy
to the owner of the horse win
ming the feature.
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international horse competition
and IN the Olympic Games at
Rome next year.
Arrived Last Month
The four came TO Italy late
last month along with ~ horses
to compete In the show which
win be held in famous Piazza
de Siena (Siena Square), in the
middle Of fashionable villa
Borghese Park. Piazza di Siena
will be the site Of the Olympic
equestrian event.
Hungarian-born Bertalan de
Nemethy. coach Of the Ameri-
can team. said the teams
European trip viii serve also
as "a good training for the Pan
American Games. which will
be held in Chicago next Sep
tember."
But the main purpose Of the
trip to Rome" de Nemethy
said. will be to get acquainted
with the field"
Wiley Maryland Grad
A yale graduate, Steinkraus
Is an Army veteran who was on
the American team in the 1852
at Helsinki and the
1855 Olympic equestrian events
held in Stockholm. He also
was on the 1855 Pan American
Games team.
Wiley, from the University
Of Maryland and a Navy veter-
an, was on the Stockholm team,
as was Chapot. a Pennsylvania
graduate and Air Force veteran.
Steinkraus will ride three
horses during the 14-event
Rome horse show. They viii be
Ksar D'Esprit, Riviera Wonder
and First Boy. Wiley will have
at his disposal Nautical, Master
William and Silver City II.
The three horses for Chapot
are Diamant, Tally-Ho and
Sinbad, while young Morris
will ride Night Owl, SIMON and
War Bride.
Wiley, riding Master William,
Won the King Georges Cup in
London'S international show
asst year, and Steinkraus, on
xsar D'Esprit. twice beat the
European champion, Winckler,
IN the German star, Halla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
QUANTICO RELAYS RESULTS

12o-yard, hurdles: Lee Calhoun
Winston.saiem Teachers; 3SR tgSrt
Brown. PHILADELPHIA Pioneer Club: A.
Rogers, Winston salem Teachers OLA. i.
Cellegiate half-mile relay WINS
Charles Lewis Bob Manniag. FRANK
EBoEens); ;2.villaneya: 3-Iowa; 4.
Tufts: 2--Walter johnson, North Caro-
lima College; 3--Willie Atterbury. East
Lansing, Mich; 4--Marshal Dickerson,
HF rSshs! oi:4ss'4 Iso0 cOmh' Villan0Ss
Jayelin; la csntelIo. euantico
Brand, st Joseph's tPa.l 1854; 3
ia: 4WKsri afro RohnPe. ' w Mslhihsst n'S 4
Lee 1879, Bill sehwab. Penn
Shot put; I'D Mccomas, Balti-
more Olympic Club. SO feet ga inches;
Allen, ouantico Marines, 50-2E: A.
Dave Sikarskie, Penn 1864; 5-John
Hands, Manhattan, 1876.
s.i sSGoPsteE steep stsspleshass; liisd LeT
Chicago Track and Field Club: s.
Ernest Tracy. Penn; LOU Wallace,
Camp Leiepne; 5-Gene Martin. Man
sCohcel9tc s-nlle relay. - rem
State tDon Davies, Bill Schwab,
Charles King, Dick Englebrink); 3
Michigan; 3-Georgetown; A. Duke:
manhattan 1888.
COLLEGIATE 440-yard relay: win
ston-Salem Teachers Colbert Man
ming, Lewis. Bowens): g. Morgan
state; 3-Penn state; Howard; g.
Mile: I'D Moran. Penn state; p
Peter Close, st. Johns; 3-John Kopil,
0uantieo Marines; 4-Pete Levin. New
YORK &C; 5-Merrill Sitter Camp Le-
Invitation 100-yard dash: - Ira
Murchsion Chieago Track and Field
Club: Prank Budd. Villanoya Frosn .
Bob Brown, Penn State: Paul
Drayten, Vilianova FroSh; 5-Paul
Winder,. Morgan state. 0:09.S.
Sprint medley relay (club and serv-
teel: Tile, New York A. c. (Dave
Mohlenbruk, Bruce Loekerbie. Paul
Ewing, Tom Murphy and Fort Lee
lDick Simmons, Don Delaney, George
Huteherson Bob Seamon): 3-Balti-
more Olympic Club: 4--Quantico Ma
rtnes: 5-Tie.. Camp Lejeune and shan
ahan Catholic Club Philadelphial
4so-yard shuttle hurdle relay: l.
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British Booters Win

LONDON, April IL (AP).-
Center forward Bobbie Charl-
ton whipped in a goal in the
last minute of play today to
give England a 10 victory over
Scotland in an international
soccer match at Wembley Sta
dunn. A crowd of 100000
watched the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
Army Trips Yale
In Lacrosse, 12-2

WEST POINT, N. Y, April
II (AP).-Army opened de-
Tense of its national collegiate
lacrosse championship by over
whelming Yale 1872. in the
rain and mud today.
Eight Cadets made goals
with Charlie Getz accounting
for three. Capt. Steve Fertig
and Ray Beurket added two
each for Army.
Yale did not score until late
in the third period when the
Cadets led, 90.
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Eagles Announce
Exhibition Slate

PHILADELPHIA, April IL
(AP).-The Philadelphia Eagles
today announced a six-game
preseason exhibition sched-
ule. featuring the clubs FIRST
venture to the Pacific North
west.
The Eagles will tackle the
Green Bay Packers in an exhi-
bition in Portland, Greg, Au-
gust 20. The game marks the
homecoming of Philadelphia
Quarterback Norm Van Brock
lin, who lived in Portland for
many years and attended the
University Of Oregon.
August Is. New York Giants at
Hershey, Pa; 81, Chicago Bears at
Columbus, Ohio; 90, Green Bay at
Portland. Greg; September 8, Detroit
Lions at Toledo, Ohio; Is, Baltimore
at Philadelphia; 10, Los Angeles at
Los Angeles.
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Fraser Tokes Title

MELBOURNE, April IL
(AP) .-Neale Fraser outlasted
his fellow Australian Davis
Cupper, Roy Emerson, today to
win the National hardcourt
tennis title, 60, 3-6, 12-10,
6-3. The match lasted almost
three hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
HondbuII Champion

LOS ANGELES. April II
(AP).-John Sloan of the Chi
cago Town Club retained the
National Handball Association
singles championship today,
beating Bob Brady Of San Fran.
cisco, 2l-20, 2l-9, in the finals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
Terp Sfickmen
Rout Virginia;
PIayersFighf

Maryland's lacrosse team
scored 10 goals in the third
period. eight Of them after q
fight between players. to break
open a tight contest and drub
Virginia, 20-li. yesterday in
wet Byrd Stadium.
The rain slackened at half
time with the Terps holding a
SIS lead. despite three unas-
sisted goals BY Virginia's Ray
Stearns. Al Spellman made It
rs. Maryland. after SO seconds
Of the second half and then
Defenseman Gilbert Haus Of
Virginia was elected from the
game for fighting with Dick
Moran.
Midfielder Moran got the
next five faceoffs and Virginia
could not get the ball for So
minutes as the Terps built a
1875 lead. The Cavaliers got
one shot, missed and then 1t
was l4-5.
With Roger Goss scoring five
goals and Jerry Thelen four,
the margin mounted to 1876
and 1873 before the finish.
Goss, junior attackman, also
was credited with four assists.
Virginia's Stearns and Henry
Peterson scored four goals each.
M aryland won its fifth
straight game since an opening
defeat by Mount Washington.
Virginia, which also has lost to
the semipro Mount Washington
club, dropped its second Of
three games.
MARYEAND ------- ) ! 10 80
Virginia scoring: Peterson 4, stearns
Z, 5windell, Taylor, McCleary. Assists
taylor, Sherwood, Peterson.
Maryland scoring: Goss 3, Thelen 4,
Tiedemann 3. IWaesche 3. Heating 8.
Stanshury. Spellman. Assists-Goss 4,
mann. Waesche, Waidner.
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Lacrosse Victors

HAMPSTEAD. N. Y, April
II (AP).--Scoring six times in
the second period, the Mount
w a shington Lacrosse Club
swept by Hofstra College, liza,
on the losers rainswept field
today.
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Come RescheduIed

PHILADELPHIA, April IL
(AP).-Today's rain e d-out
game between the PhillieS and
Cincinnati was rescheduled as
part of a twi-night double
header July 2. The teams will
play two games tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
Germun Keeps Title

DORTMUND, Germany,
April IL (AP).-Erich Schoepp-
ner of Germany retained his
European Interchangeable
boxing title tonight with a Is
round decision over Rocco Maz-
cola Of Italy.
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Continued From Page Ell

had just gone for his school in
the 440-yard relay and wound
up fifth in the 100.
Calhoun, North Carolina Col
lege star, was making his first
outdoor start since 1857 and
wasted no time in showing Gill
bert. his big rival Of the indoor
season, that he likes the open
air. even if it's wet. Banned by
the AAU for getting married
on teleyision, Calhoun sat out
for a year. He won the 120-yard
hurdles easily, leading all the
way and getting clicked in 14.1
seconds.
Mile Proves Slow
Moran's victory in the mile
was not a special one. The field
Of five remained punched until
the gun lap, when Pete Close
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21
Spicy Relish
Adds Flavor

Easy-to-do Saturday suppers
are somewhat a tradition in
many American homes. You
might consider it the home
makers way Of rewarding her.
self.
Quick menu ideas featuring
broiled meats are often chosen
for this type Of meal and GER
tainly hamburgers or grilled
beef patties rate close to the
top Of the list.
Broiled beef patties are not
new to any of us and what
homemaker isn't always on the
search for an idea to vary this
All-American-type meal?
This delightfully."- favored to-
mato relish accompaniment for
grilled beef patties will auto
matically give them a higher
rating in the circuit of quick
meal ideas.
Tomato Relish
/ medium tomato, seeded and
chopped
2 tablespoons finely chopped
parsley
i to 2 tablespoons mayonaise
or salad dressing
Combine all ingredients.
Serve as relish on broiled
patties.
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Homburgers Top List
Of Teen-Age Fovorites

and served on toasted English
mqfins.
Teenage Special
! pound ground beef
2 tablespoons lard or
drippings
Y cup chopped onion
u cup green pepper strips
/ can (10h ounces) con-
densed mushroom soup
"a cup milk
"a teaspoon salt
4 large English muffins. split
and toasted
Paprika
Cook onion and green pepper
in lard or drippings until ten
der. Add ground beef and cook
until Drowned. Pour of drip
pings. Combine soup, milk and
salt and add to beef mixture.
Cook until heated through.
about 5 minutes. Serve on
toasted English mullins. Sprin-
kle with paprika. Yield: four
servings.
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What teen-ager wouldn't vote
"the hamburger" number one
on . popularity list Of fayorite
foods9 It's probably safe to say
that ground beef in "a ham
burger is as favored BY the
teen-ager as is apple pie by the
men folk.
So why not give this recipe
called teenage special a trial
run in your home. The teen
ayers might consider this in
novation a cousin to the ham
burger.
Chopped onion and green
pepper strips are first cooked in
lard or drippings until tender.
The ground beef is added,
Drowned, and the drippings re-
moved. Then a can Of con-
densed mushroom soup is COM
bined with milk and seasonings
and added to the meat mixture.
The whole combination is
cooked until heated through,
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Chill
Rurebit
c-lz THE EVENING STAR
Washington. D. {.
ThYrsdoy. Moy n, 1859

2 tablespoons butter or
margarine
I Glove garlic, optional
2 tablespoons flour
! teaspoon salt
n teaspoon chill powder
2 cups milk
l pound process American
cheese. shredded (about
4 cups)
l to 2 tablespoons chopped
chives. optional.
Melt butter in saucepan OF
chatting dish. Add garlic and
saute for a minute or two and
remove from pan. Add flour
and seasoning; stir until
smooth. Add milk gradually
and cook. stirring until mixture
is smooth and thickened. Add
cheese and stir just until
melted. Stir in half Of chopped
chives and garnish top with re-
mainder. Makes about 81
cups.
Cheese-Herb
French Fries
! Il pound) package frozen
French fries
u cup grated dry American
cheese
" teaspoon celery or onion
I salt
Summer savory or basil, as
desired
] Heat frozen French fries II
oven as directed on label. Just
before serving. while hot. sprin-
kle with cheese and celery salt
or onion salt; sprinkle with
herbs If desired. Mix gently
Makes three to four servings.
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PAGE SEVEN

don, Connecticut, which provides
career officers for the regular
Coast Guard.
Admiral Colmar has stressed the
fact that appointments are based
solely on the competitive examina-
lions and prospective adaptabilty
to military life. There are no Con-
gressional appointments or geo-
graphical quotas.
An applicant must be a high
school senior or graduate who has
reached his 18th but not his 22nd
birthday on July 1, 1860.
An information booklet and APP
plication forms for entering the
Coast Guard Academy may be OBJ
tanned by writing the Commandant;
(PTP-2), U. S. Coast Guard, Wash
ington 25, D. c. The completed ap-
pGcations forms must be returned
by January 10, 1860.
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co. SERGEANT
TRAINING IN GERMANY

GRAFENWOHR, Germ any
(AHTNC).-Army Sgt. Daniel M.
Cahoon, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
L. Cahoon, Route 8, Columbia, N.
c., is participating in a lengthy
large-scale field training exercise
with the Bird Armored Division in
Grafenwohr, Germany. The exer-
else is scheduled to be concluded
Oct. II.
The training, which will be eli
NAKED by mock war pitting
armored, artillery, aircraft and in
fantry units against realistic ag-
gressor forces, is designed to test
the combat readiness of the 3rd
A1mored Division, a major part of
the NATO shield of defense in
Europe.
Sergeant Cahoon, a squad leader
in Headquarters Company of the
divisions Both Infantry, entered
the Army in July 1868 and arrived
in Europe in August 1868.
The 24-year-old soldier attended
Columbia High School. His wife,
Audrey, is with him in Germany.
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TYRRELL COUNTY ASC
Committeeman ELECTED

COLUMBIA. - Tyrrell County
ASC Community Committeeman
elected Sept. 10, to take office
Oct. 1, and to serve for 1860 re-
leased by Don E. Steagall, ASC
Office Manager:
Chairman and Delegate for
Greeks Community - Robert
Barnes; for Gum Neck-Basil Co.
hoon; for Scuppernong-John Cox,
and Sound Side-Maurice Van
Horn; -Chmn. and Alt. Delegate
for Creeks Community - Marvin
Cooper; for Gum Neck-John Ju-
nior Weatherly; for Scuppernong
-E. L. Goodwin, Jr.; for Sound
Side-W. A. Hollis.
Regular member for Creeks
Community-WiIlard Cooper; for
Gum Neck Carl Cohoon; fol-
Scuppernong - Horace Woodley;
for Sound Side Rommie Bate.
man; First and second alternate
for Creeks Community-De Debtor
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VOCATIONAL ACTIVITIES IN
TYRRELL ARE CONSIDERED

COLUMBIA. - The MIA. and
N. H. A. Clubs held Vocational
Education Family Night Tuesday
night in the Tyrrell High School
Gymtorium, with 20 parents at
tending.
The purpose of this night was
to develop a better understanding
of the needs and purpose of the
Vocational Departments for more
cooperation from parent and stu
cooperation from parents and stu
The program outlining purposes
of both clubs; devotion conducted
by N. F. A. Chaplin, Gerald
Fenner and the singing of "Ameri-
ca" led by Florence McKeathen
were followed by recreation hour,
the playing of family games. 1t
was under the direction of Mrs.
E. T. Keiser, and G. X. McKeath-
en-, Vocational Home Economics
and Agriculture teachers.
Parents attending: Mr.. and Mrs.
G. X. McKeathen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleetwood Fenner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jimmy Midget, Mrs. Pauline
Spencer, Mrs. Verna Fenner, Mrs.
Mertie Poole, Mrs. Beatrice Wins
low, Mrs. Lillian Liverman, Mrs.
Ophelia Alexander and Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnnie Woodland.
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LABOR SECRETARY APPOINTS
FIELD OFFICER FOR NEW LAW

RALEIGH.--Mr. Julian E. Park
er, Assistant Federal Representa-
tive in Raleigh, has been appointed
by Secretary of Labor James p.
Mitchell to serve as Departmental
Field Officer for the Labor Man
agement Reporting and Disclosure
Act, which is the name of the labor
reform bill which President Eisen-
hover signed into law Monday.
Mr.. Parker's office is located in
the State Department Building,
North Carolina Department of
Labor, Salisbury and Edenton
Streets, Raleigh, North Carolina,
Telephone Number Temple 3-1557.
His duties will be to explain in a
non-technical and non-legal sense
the principal provisions of the law
dealing with Labor Department re-
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F. F. A. LIVESTOCK SHOW
PLANNED IN TYRRELL co,

COLUMBIA.-Plans were made
for the 1860 Tyrrell County All
and F. F. A. Livestock Show at
meeting in the Agricultural
Building Wednesday night, as an
nounced by the office of Farm
Agent II. H. Harris and Assistant
Murray L. Goodwin.
Due to the gradually increasing
interest and activity in steer COM
petition among the All and FLA.
youth, the former rules and regu-
lations limiting the number of
steer shown to ten, was voted
stricken from the records allowing
no limit as to number entered in
the 1860 show.
To encourage use of home
grown animals, prize of SIS. was
set to be offered in 1860 to the
exhibitor with best steer born and
raised on home farm of exhibitor.
A similar prize is to be offered
for best hog narrowed and raised
on home farm of exhibitor.
1t was stipulated in the rules
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MANTEo PERSONALS

Theodore G. Price, radioman
third class, USN, of Pine St., Man.
teo, N. c., served aboard the ex-
detrimental miscellaneous auxili-
airy ship USS Observation Island
when she recently fired an ad-
vanced test vehicle of the Polaris
intermediate range ballistic missile
off the Atlantic Coast.
The event was a first in naval
history. Never before has a fleet
ballistic missile been launched from
a sea-going platform.
The Polaris is scheduled to be
standard equipment on advanced
missile firing submarines now I'M
der construction.
Miss Faye Dykstra left recently
for Norfolk, where she is a student
at KEGS Coastal Business College.
Miss Margarine Midget returned
last week end from De Paul Hos
pital, Norfolk, Va, where was a
surgical patient. Her mother, Mrs.
Fora Midget, was in Norfolk with
her.