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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-23
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02
WATER LINE
By HANK BOWMAN

Along about midsummer
many early season boating en-
thusiasts begin to feel that
they've exhausted the sports
possibilities of their boats, SIM
ply because they are tired of
the same scenery, same
beaches, fishing spots or over
night camping grounds.
The perfect antidote is trail
boating. Put a boat on wheels
and any of Americas countless
waterways waits to offer you
new scenic beauty, exploratory
trips ashore, new fishing thrills,
sightseeing tours of historic
waterfront towns or the iSola-
ton of wilderness camping.
To avoid retracing your
route, try to arrange to have
someone drive your car and
trailer from your launching
spot to your final destination.
Planning a cruise is no more
difficult than mapping out an
automobile tour once you know
where to obtain cruise infor-
nation and waterway charts.
The Interior Department,
Bureau of Reclamation, lists
more than a hundred major
government lakes and reser-
voirs in II Western States on
which boating is permitted. A
15-cent booklet, Reclamation's
Recreational Opportunities, sold
by Superintendent of Docu-
mentS, United States Printing
ONCE, Washington Is, lists Wis
itorS' facilities on each lake
ranging from type of fishing,
hunting, camp and picnic sites,
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lodging plus a list of addresses
to write to obtain further in
formation on specific areas.
= y \
Lane Publishing Co., Menlo
Park, Calf, offers a series of
books. These include detailed
information, maps and charts,
covering Colorado River and
Lake Mead; San Francisco Bay
and Delta; Southern California
Coast; Puget Sound and North
west Waterways, and Lakes and
Rivers of the High Sierras.
Inland Waterway Guide, %
w. Broward Boulevard. Fort
Lauderdale, Fla, issues three
annual editions covering in
formation on facilities in each
harbor, plus harbor and main
waterway route charts. South
ern Edition covers New Or
leans to Chesapeake Bay;
Northern Edition, Norfolk, Va,
to the tip of Maine: and q
Great Lakes Edition including
st. Lawrence Seaway.
Charts of All coastal waters,
Hudson River, Gulf and Intra-
coastal Waterways cost csc to
$1.00 from Coast and Geodetic
Survey, Washington. IS. A
complete catalogue is free.
Charts Of Mississippi and its
tributaries are published in
form of bound booklets priced
from soc to $500 depending
upon section covered. Details
from Mississippi River Com
mission. Corps of Engineers,
P. o. Box 80, Vicksburg, Miss.
Charts of Great Lakes, con-
Meeting Rivers. Lake Cham
plain, New York State Canals,
Lake Of Woods and Rainy Lake
are available from U. s. Lake
Survey. $50 Federal Bldg, De-
troit 26. Mich.
Charts of Canadian water
ways and coastal waters are
available from Canadian Hy-
geographic Service, Depart
ment Of Mines and Surveys,
299 Queen street, Ottawa, Can
ada, at about rs cents full
list price.
United States Coast Pilots,
containing information on To-
cal harborS, routes commonly
followed, distances, repair IA
.cilities, weather data, etc., are
priced at $3.50 or less. Com
plete list free from Coast and
Geodetic Survey.
Write to State Publicity Blu
reaus at State capitals for data
on waterways within their
State borders.
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Tour
ing Service, $50 E. Forty-second
street, New York 81, N. Y,
issues free cruising guides COW
ering waterway maps and in
formation on all sections of
the United States.
Texaco Waterways Service,
1875 E. Forty-Second street, New
York II, N. Y, offers nine free
cruising charts of Eastern
waterways as well as the Mis-
sisSippi River and its tribu-
tarieS.
Five Cruisegides covering
coastal areas from Maine to
Texas, Great Lakes and many
of the navigable inland waters
east of the Mississippi, free
from Cruisegide. Gulf Building
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02
HUNTING
AND
FISHING

Three more big cobia have
been caught by parties out of
Schedules Finishing Center at
Wynne, Md.
j. Waldo TaStet Of 1907 18th
street NV, president of Fries,
Beall and Sharp Co., boated two
on the Patsy, skippered by Sam
Clark. The fish. weighing IS
pounds and II pounds, were
caught of Tangier Island.
A party on the Mary Lou,
captained by Doug Scheible,
hooked seven but boated only
one. It was a 60-pounder. In
the party were w. A. Baker
and Enock Baker of Manassas,
Va, Vincent Wocnick of Nc
Lean and N. c. Hathaway Of
Falls Church.
+ 4
Five Washington area anglers
boated out of Indian River Inlet
recently with Capt. Otto Mar
shall and had a good day with
tuna, catching a dozen that
weighed from IL to % pounds.
The anglers were Carl o.
Jump of 724 Hamlin street NE,
Eddie Thompson of 8104 Sher-
ril street, Palmer Park, Md, E.
Edison Updike of 6602 Marlboro
pike Sc, Fred Amthor of 1929
S street Sc, and Ed Lowell of
1923 White place Sc.
y
G. w. Butler, fish division
chief for the Virginia Game
Commission, says all trout
stocking for 1859 ended last
week. A half million brook and
rainbow trout were released at
intervals in the 141 stocked
streams and three lakes and
some are still available.
The commission has taken
final steps to complete the pur-
chase of 9,000-acre Mockhorn
Island on the Virginia Eastern
Shore, Richard H. Cross, jr.,
game division chief, said.
The island. mostly salt
marsh, will provide some of
the best public duck and rail
shooting on the eastern sea-
board, he added.
The purchase had to be ap-
proved by the governor and
Fish and Wildlife Service off,
Gals who administer Pittman-
Robertson Federal aid funds.
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SEVENTH TARPON
OF SO BOATED OFF
VIRGINIA COAST

The seventh big tarpon
of the season has been
caught on Virginia'S East
ern Shore.
Jack Carrico of Oman
cock, fishing from an OUT
board with Carlton Foote
Of Virginia Beach in Gull
Marsh Channel northeast
of Oyster, Va, had two
strikes and boated a 54-
FOUNDER.
Foote hooked a tarpon
but lost it when his line
broke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23

Hond-printed opron in six vivid coIon
on duroble white eonvos. Matching Cd
iustoble chefs hat. Guaranteed wosh-
obIe, color-fost. Designed and signed by
Czeo. 4 styles to choose from.
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AuroMoBTLEs FOR SALE

FoRDALAC Custom 1850 Ford
with "a Cadillac engine. La Sale
trans. triple carburetion; best
offer over $500. week ends. ia.
v-4l54. Weekdays, JU. S-iSS0.
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AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE

HILLMAN 1852 cow: $3.50, as Is;
runs, needs body work. VIII, g.
1874.
HILLMAN HUSKY 1854, new clutch
and brakes, very good condition;
best offer over $500, wo, 6-si40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
AUToMOBILts FOR SALE

HILLMAN 1858 del, sedan. 2-tons
gray; Wv. tires, z. and h., lug
ease rackA Sl,42b. ia. b-5463.
HUDSON as super IS" sedan: ex-
Gel, running condition; $3.50.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '54 Crestline VS. convert. (:
=. and h., sporty yellow with new
black top $107 JOYCE TOWsEY
USED CARS, 300 N. 10th st.,
Arl, Va, ia. 7-221s.
FORD '54 VS. Victoria; fully
equipped, like new; SS05, Si95 On
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1890 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. $4,000
I'm THE HEART OF BETHESDA"
FORD 81 Tudor; 7. and h., clear.
ance. Only $3.50 full price. TOM
CARR ESQ, 1901 Good Hope
I'd, sc,
FORD 81 Country Sedan VS. 8.
passenger wagon. radio, heater
Fordomatic: low mileage: S1,905
washington Birthday Special.
ROYAL CHRYSLER
sIMCA-cHRYsLER IMPERIAL
1901 r. !. AVE. NE,
BRENTWOOD. MD, WA. $1,000
FORD $50 ranch wagon. excel, cond
New tires, equip. Must sell, best
0ffer. OWNER. HE. 1924.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD $50 Fairlane. fully equipped;
cost 5000 original. owner Saeri-
fice, S975. 10. S-Slb7.
FORD SO Victoria; blue and white,
r. and h., Wv, tires, Fordomatic,
matching interior, like-new cond,
Sla95, RE. b-6g96.
FORD 80 convertible; radio,
heater, cd; excellent cond.: $3.50.
so. S-SiHR,
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AurOMOBILEs FOR SALE

FORD 1855 Tudor customline: ..
zone blue, T. and h., Fordomatlc
and power steering: 4I.O0O miles,
immaculate and excellent condi-
ton; 1850. FE. SASS, sun
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FORD 80 convertible VS. with
standard transmission; finished in
a solid yellow with a black top;
Wv. tires included; one owner;
low mileage, S1,095. CCC war
ranty and terms.
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FORD 81 VS. Fordor; r. and h.,
good tires; excel. mech cond.:
$500 or best offer. ia. 2-7463.
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FORD SIS CONVERT.
pEpOCCTccTn

FORD IS CONVERT.
REPOSSESSED
Fully equipped. Assume balance Of
S562 90. Payments as low as S35
month, For credit approval. call
Capitol Discount, Inc.
$40 MASS. AVE. NV.
FORD 1858 Fairlane Victoria 2-dr. !;
low-mileage, one-owner car, in
every way like new; equipped with
automatic, r. and h., Wv. tires,
2-tone red-and-white finish; high
est trade; $2,295. HYBLA, VAL:
hwy, Alex. Va, so. $4,000.
FORD 81 Fairlane 2-dr. sedan;
10000 MI, | owner; S1,700 cash.
Owner going overseas. DU. 7-02O5
FORD '5S Custom VS. Tudor;
straight stick. radio, heater: ST.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
darlington Shopping Center
OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY
FORD So Victoria Tudor hardtop,
500; radio, heater, power steer
ing, Wv, tires, Fordomatic: solid
black with gold inlay; your 80
could be down payment. L. p,
STEUART NE, INC, gath and
Bennlng, LU. 1-S300.
FORD '99 Model A coupe: runs
good: Va. inspected; S150. so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 81 VS. convertible; 7. and
SPECIFIED. ALSO 80 VS. Tudor;
7 and h., clean, INSPECTED;
low as 81 down, $40 per month.
WOLFE MOTORS, 1913 N. Moore
81 Arl.. Va, at Rosslyn, ia.
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Fla. Ave. NE. at 9th Ii. e-64e4
FORD 80 station wagon; 3 seats;
$3.50: Call RE. 6-765S or RE.
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AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD SO customline Fordor VS.:
Fordomatie, power steering. power
brakes, r. and h., light blue. white
top; excel. cond.i s905. JE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

FORD 1857 Fairlane 500 club Sc
dan. VS. radio, heater, Fordo-
matte: leaving the area. Must sell
this. week. Immediate possession
available. viii consider older car
in good condition as part payment.
81 5RO TT, d.0RQQ
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American Service Center
KIRK MOTOR co,

FORD '56 4-door Country Sedan
Wagon 9-passenger, r. and h.,
two-tone, Wv. tires; beautiful
car, 81 00b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

FORD 81 Tudor sedan; attractively
finished In ivory and blue 2-tone;
radio and heater; economical SO"
cylinder with standard transmits
sion; top condition; S1,495. CCC
warranty and terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Station WAGON Sales

FORD '63 country sedan o pas
senger VS.. straight shift. radio.
heater, excel. cond. throughout,
$685. full price.
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STANLEY H. HORNER

FORD 81 convertible Fairlane
5000; radio and heater, Fordo-
matte, power steering, blue with
matching top; S1,S99.
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FORD 90 FOrdor custom station
wagon; 2 seats; white; equipped:
power steering; special. S2,795.
CCC ouarantee.
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.POHANKA OLDS-FIAT

1928 Goth st. NV. Elk. $4,000
FORD 81 Fajrlane 300" club Sc
dan; 7. and h., Third engine,
Fordomatic, immac., / owner.
Only S1,695 full price. Bank
terms. TOM CARR ESQ, 1901
Good Hope I'd. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

FORD '53; radio, heater. new Wv.
tires. excellent condition inside and
out. $500. HE. 4-37BS.
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FORD '5e VS. FoTdoT; Fordomatic.
r. h., rear seat speaker. new bat
terry and brakes. nearly new tires.
Excel. cond. inside and out: 49,
900 actual mi, Used as End car.
S5g5. 10. 5-0544.
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liner convertible; like new: Ss'ss5
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
Alex. Va. OV' 3-035O
OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY
FORD '5s Custom 5000 Tudor:
q cylinder; auto. shift, 2-tone
S1,695: | owner. WA. 7-45S3.
FORD cow. SO, owner, 81 600
actual mi, p,s., auto. trans. r.
ana n, WV, tires, very clean. Be-
low mkt. price, S1,205 only. HA.
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FORD 81 Fordor sed.: VS.. =. and
b.. DIX. blue. repo;; assume bal. Of
Sl3S.12, oRRIsON MOTORS, 7O4
". Broad st., Falls Church, Va,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

FORD 1919 de luxe Tudor six;
good condition: sos. Gathers
burg 640-J-2.
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FORD 81 Skyliner retractable hard
top; power steering, Fordomatic,
etci $1,000 miles; 2.tone blue and
white; new-car condition. wash
ington's Birthday Sale Through
Monday" S2.095; S295 down.
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Capitol Discount, Inc.

Fully equipped. Assume balance Of
month, For credit approval, call
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FUKD 70 Model A coupe: runs
good: Va. inspected; S150. so.
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BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY
OPENS NEW VISTA OF
GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS

A new section Of the Blue Ridge
Parkway in North Carolina opens
UP a view of the Great Smokes
from a neighboring mountain peak
over 5000 feet tall and never be-
fore accessible by automobile.
Completed just in time for the
Autumn foliage season in Eastern
Americas highest mountains are
five miles of Parkway between
Soco Gap ~. S. 1917 and the crest
of Waterrock knob, which towers to
6,292 feet in the Balsam Mountains
west of Asheville.
Even in a State where driving
up to mile high elevations is en-
joyed at many points, the scenic
overlook on Waterrock is unique.
No other vantage point yet reached
by motor road reveals such a COM
prehensive view of the meeting
place of the Blue Ridge Parkway
and the Great Smoky Mountains
National Park, most visited of all
National Park Service attractions.
To the west, you see heavily
forested slopes and peaks eliminate
in the Great Smokes Divide, which
zigzags through the Great Smoky
Mountain National Park for 20
miles and maintains an altitude in
access of 5000 feet for SO miles.
The Smokes Divide and other lands
in the Great Smokes Park are seen
across the 50,000-acre Cherokee
Indian Reservation, crossed by the
Blue Ridge Parkway between Soco
Gap and u. S. AL, the trans-moun-
tain highway through the Park.
From Waterrock, you look down on
Mile-High Overlook on the Blue
Ridge Parkway west of Soco Gap,
and on resort areas in lofty noun
tain valleys in and near the Great
Smokes. To the southwest, Fon-
tana Lake, and the Snowbird and
Nantahala mountains are visible in
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the distance.
Beautiful at any season, the
mountains are spectacular in Octo-
Der, when the crimson, gold and
bronze of hardwoods contrast with
the deep green of fir, spruce and
balsam.
AS it climbs almost 1000 feet
between Soco Gap and the parking
overlook on Waterrock Knob, he
Parkway demonstrates the superb
engineering which makes it safe
and easy road for driving as well
as a famed scenic attraction.
Grades and curves are gradual and
sight lines excellent, despite the
fact that the highway was carved
out of dense forest and massive
rock formations.
Over $50 miles of the Parkway
are completed for vacation motor
ing in North Carolina, where this
highway in the sky" reaches high
est elevations on its route between
Shenandoah National Park in Vir-
gina and the entrance to the Great
Smoky Mountains National Park
near Cherokee, North Carolina.
With extension of the Parkway
to Waterrock Knob, four overlooks
over 5000 feet high are accessible
by paved motor roads in North
Carolina. The others are Cling
mans Dome elevation 6,642 feet),
highest peak in the Great Smoky
Mountains National Park and
reached by side trip from New
found Gap on U. S. AL; Mount
Mitchell elevation 1884 feet),
highest peak in Eastern America
and accessible over a paved State
highway linking up with the Blue
Ridge Parkway north of Asheville;
and Roam Mountain elevation
6,285 feet) in Pisgah National
Forest, 26 miles west of the Park
way via Highways 26 and POI and
a U. S. Forest Service Road.
The Blue Ridge Parkway reaches
elevations of more than 5000 feet
between Wagon Road Gap and
Beech Gap in Pisgah National
Forest southwest of Asheville, in
the Craggy Mountains north Of
Asheville, and on the shoulder of
Mount Mitchell. Other mile-high
scenic, areas accessible by motor
roads in Western North Carolina
include Grandfather Mountain near
Linville, highest peak in the Blue
Ridge range; Wayah Bald in Nam
tahala National Forest near Frank
lin; Mile-High and Henintooga
Overlooks near Soco Gap; and
Mount Pisgah.
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EDUCATION QUESTIONS
TO BE ASKED IN SURVEY

Questions will be asked in the
October Current Population Survey
to determine how many children
are enrolled in school, level OF
schooling, and similar facts, it was
announced by Director Joseph r
Norwood at Charlotte, N. C.
In addition, information will be
obtained about college students or
their major fields of study and how
for schooling will be made of high
their college training is being fl.
nanced. Inquiries on future plan;
school seniors.
The Current Population Survey
will be conducted locally and il
329 other areas of the country dur.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-10-16
DARE LIBRARY cOMMENDS
NATN'L NEWSPAPER WEEk

The Dare County Public Libra.
ry takes pride in joining with
other libraries to participate in
plans for the observance of Ma
tional Newspaper Week, October
Is to 81, which has for its theme
"Your Newspaper -. Freedoms
Textbook" Mrs. L. L. Gibbs, As
sistant Librarian reports.
We recognize the JOINT response
bility of editors and librarians in
maintaining freedom of informa-
ton as a fundamental service to
Americans, for we know that to
gain real understanding of what
our country's freedom means, citi-
zens must read newspapers, as
well as books.
We would like to give special
tribute to the editors of our local
paper, THE COASTLAND TIMES,
for their splendid cooperation and
consideration in publishing news
of our library, and their fine con-
tribution to the area they serve.
Other newspapers serving the area
have also cooperated.
During the week our library
will feature an exhibit of news
paper articles of special value,
and books pertaining to news
papers. A few of these books
which are in the Dare County
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER is. 1859

Advance reservations for per-
and Federal migratory game laws.
mission to draw will be accepted
through the U. s. Mail only. Res
ervations postnarked prior to 1891
am, September 20 will not be ac-
cepted.
Reservations should be addressed
to the Superintendent, Cape Hat
teras National Seashore, Manteo,
N. C.
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WILDFOWL HUNTING CHANGE
NATIONAL SEASHORE GIVEN

Superintendent Gibbs of Cape
Hatteras National Seashore has
announced the contemplate d
changes of regulations governing
waterfowl hunting on Bodie Island
for the 1959-60 seaion: The changes
provide for: ~ a maximum res
lervation of three (3) dates in any
one week and a total of six co.
dates for the season; (2) drawing
for blind assignments to be held at
5 A. M. each morning of hunting
days; (3) drawing to be conducted
at the check-out station; and az
the first departure from a blind by
a person terminates his hunting
privilege within Bodies Island for
that day.
These changes are in the process
of being published in the FEEDER
AL REGISTER and upon publ.
All other regulations will be in ac-
cord with State of North Carolina
cation will have the effect of law.
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NORFOLK ACCOUNTING FIRM
HAS 2 HATTERAS MEMBERS

Two Hatteras born men are vel
established as members of a large
firm of certified public accountants
in Norfolk. Corlett w. Burrns, wht
has for several years been a mem.
Der of the accounting firm Of
Cootes and Burrus have recently
merged their practice with Fred F
Ames, and the firm is now known
as Ames, Cootes and Burrus, with
offices at 800 w 21st St., Norfolk
and los 26th St., Newport News
Now the firm is C. Winston Burrus
Jr., son of C. w. Burrus.
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Library are: Berger's THE NEW
YORK TIMES, 1851-1951; Can
hams COMMITMENT TO FREE
DOM, story of the Christian Sci
ence Monitor; Chamling's AP,
THE STORY OF NEWS; and
Mobiles JOSEPH PULITZER.
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ing the week of October IL. Infor-
nation will be collected here by
Mrs. Virginia Davis.
Evening star., 1959-10-08
Honor Ruting Goes
To Bethesda Soldier

Specialist 4/c Charles T. Lind
say, jr., has been named August
Soldier of the Month at the
Redstone Arsenal III Alabama.
Specialist Lindsay. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Lind
say, sr., 5022 Allan road, Be-
thesda. is a test engineer in the
Ordnance Missile Laboratories
of the Army Rocket and Guided
Missile Agency.
Evening star., 1959-10-08
County's Youth
Largely Guarded
Aouinst Polio

Young Prince Georges County
residents are almost adequately
protected against polio, with 72
per cent having received three
or more Salk vaccine shots,
County Health Officer Murray
Grant reported today.
The county had one reported
polio case last year and four
cases Of suspected polio this
year.
The survey, which covered
$4,000 residents. showed rs per
cent of the 6 through 19 year
group had three or more shots
DR.. Grant said the county will
aim at 80 per cent immuniza-
tion for those under 20 years,
but that there has already been
only so per cent under 5 years
and only 40 per cent in the 20
to 40 year group were adeQua-
tely immunized.
Degree of immunization varies
sharply in different sections Of
the county, the report said.
ImmuniZation was rated Every
poor" in the Lakeland, Fair
mont Heights, Seat Pleasant,
and Highland Park and only
"a little better" in EdmonSton,
radbury Heights, Berwyn,
Upper Marlboro and Riverdale.
excellent progress.