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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
VIC VET
SAYS

@. AS a veteran of World War
getting a VA pension. under
stand | can continue receiving
pension under the present system
or 90 under a new system when
il becomes effective July /. 1860
When must make my choice?
a. there is no set time for max.
ing your cnosSe. ~ can be made
at any time. However, once you
have made your choice you
must stick with il. You cannot
change back. VA will send you
ample information to help you
make the risnf CHOICE.
O. entered school under the
CT Bill this fall, but so far |
have not received an allowance
check from VA. How soon after
starting school may expect my
first check
A. Veterans starting school
under re Korean CT Bill can
expect TO wait about two
months for their first CI al
Iowsnee check. The reason is,
the law does not permit VA 10
pay q student until after the
first month OF classroom work
has been completed, and VA is
allowed up TO 20 days after
that 10 get ine check in the
mails.
O. | have a disability income
rider on my CT insurance which
will pay me up to $50 a month, if
| become totally disabled. I'M
derstand the amount has been
raised and that my coverage
could now be greater if want il
that way. Please give me the
details.
A. a recent law increased
the total disability payments TO
up 10 500 q month. You may
obtain this additional coversae
for . small addition premium
over what you are now paying.
q. Is a peacetime veteran with
a disability rated so per cent en-
titled 10 more compensation for
dependents?
A. Yes. Pescefime veterans
rated so per cent or more dis
sbled may be entitled TO sddi-
fionsI compensation for . wife,
minor children, and dependent
parents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
FEAR NO EVIL

erer OF Christian Science has
introduced to the world In
this age the power Of Mind
over all false material be-
liefs. Therefore. II Is true
now. as II was then. that the
Christ Spirit reigns SUI
pren1e. that culture and pro-
gress may continue in mod
ern civilization.
Jesus exhorted ~ Is ihs
Spirit that qvieksnssh; fhs
flesh profitssh nothing: The
words speak unto YOU, they
are Spirit and they are Iife."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07

Cowies BroscSzStins Co. and
Csutes Magazines Inc Mr
Coz ~ serves on ne board Of
directors Il r H MACY s Co.
tinted Ar Lines. Bankers LIE
@ snc The lo~z-Des M0ines Ma
u0rsl Bank and Trust Co
A. presen, he * president Of
he Register and Tribune Co
Co~ies Broaccsstlng Co. and
Cowles Magazines Inc NJ
Coules serses on. the board 81
directors II r II Macy & Co..
United AIR Lines. Bankers Life
CO and the IoaaDes Moines
National Bank and Trust Co
Or George D Cannon and
Comedies VI Dougslc New York
attorney mead The general dinner
ucsei committee
Co-charmen Of the committee
include k.sie kaplan Duke FL
llngion. Mrs Effie CordUn
q orge Gregory oscar Hamm e
stein II Miss Rose Morgan Or
Az r Thomas. Jr DR. Harry J
Greene and DR. Cecil Marques
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
A Letter To You
From The Governor

In special open letter to the people Of this Gov
ernor G. Mennen Williams wrote the following and asked
This newspaper give the message It's readers This
We are happy to do:
There are many fine privileges that also duties
that come me as Governor of the State of Michigan.
one CT these privileges is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
CoMies To Share Honors
With Singer At Dinner

NEW YORK-Gsrdner Cowes. publisher OF LOOK Mag
azne and other publications viii share 1iin Miss Marian
Anderson the role Of guest OF honor 9; the third annual
NAACP Freedom Fund dinner a. the Hotel Commodore
here on Dec Roy wilkins the Associations executive
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-04

sery will be at the sa m e
time, also at the Eagles
Hall. Coffee hour will follow.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-04
Chardon Girls
Takes Maple
Stir Out West

Miss Cassie Rogers, sopho-
more of Chardon High Scho-
oil has been selected as a de-
legate to the international
Girl Scout Roundup to be
held in Colorado Springs, Co
dorado the latter part Of June
Miss Rogers is the only
senior grade Girl Scout in
Geauga County, SO with two
senior scouts from Paines :
vile, and several from Cha
grin Falls, she makes up a
group of 16 who will put on a
demonstration of a product,
specifically familiar to their
own part of the country. This
is our own famous Geauga
County Maple Festival H o t
Stir.
The Festival board h a S
seen to supplying the girls
with an adequate quantity OF
Geauga County Maple Syrup,
There will be 5000 girls in
attendance with 1000 adults
as advisors. Miss Rogers is
the daughter of Mr.. a n d
Mrs. Ted Rogers of 235 North
Hambden St., Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-04

Chester News Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald @.
Clough and family were re-
Gently called to Sayre, Pa,
by the death OF Mr.. Clough's
sister.
Kirk Benson's parents OF
Massachusetts, are visiting
the Benson home on Bard
well DR.. here. Since his ar
rival in Chester, Mr.. Benson
Sr. has been confined to his
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-04

Chardon Rubber Company
No. 2 team placed first in
the Chardon B g. v Recrea-
ticn's Wednesday Mite Lad
les League, and accepted
the trophy at the annual BAN
quet Wednesday evening
May 20, at Olsen's Restaur-
ant in PaineSville.
Members of the top team
include Ruth Burnett, a p
tain; Esther Deel, T h o ra
Bican, Jean Brediger, Elsie
Dean, Faye Grant, and Thel-
ma Tam.
Other team standings were
Finch Dry Cleaners, Cul :
ligan Soft Water, S p a T S
Meats, Paul Robison & Co.,
Chardon Savings Bans, U p
town Restaurant, Cnardon
Rubber No. /, Spears Motors,
and Security Federal.
Ruth Burnett Of the to p
team had the high average
for the league with a 160. 9th
er standings were:
TEAM HIGH (3) - Culli-
gans, 2141 Finch, 2139 Char
don No. l. 2134.
TEAM HIGH Cd - Spears
Meats, 800; Finch, TIT; Char
don Rubber, No. 2 1853.
INDIVIDUAL HIGH (3)-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-04
Chardon Trims
Mark Birthday

Penny and Kenny Tolan
celebrated their third birth
day Sunday afternoon, May
II, with 18 of their friends
helping with the festivities.
The recreation room of the
David Tolan home, on Rt. A
south, was decorated in pink
and blue with many spring
flowers and a cake for each
twin. Hats and favors were
given to the guests w Ill e
they played lively games.
Guess included: Pam Per-
ry; Pam Miller; Tanya Sher-
man: Nancy, Gail and Patty
Terry; Debbie, Ricky and
Judy Cooper. Mike, Vicky
and Kathy Dense; Try,
Merry 10, Charla and Peggy
Piehl; jamie and Connie
Tolan.
Adults, kept busy chatting
over coffee upstairs, were
Miss Carol Higgenbotham +,
Mrs. Russell Cooper, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dense, Mrs.
Robert Miller, Mrs. Bruce
Perry, Mrs. Ben Sherman
Mr.. and Mrs. Gill Terry, Mr.,
and Mrs. Richard Piehl, Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Jacoby a n q
Mr.. Chris Jansen.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-04
Episcopalian Women
Plan Quiet Day

to attend. Registration i s
S1.0o. Bring your own sand
wich.
Tonight, May %, there
will be an important meet
ing of the Building Commit
tee at st. Luke's Parish Of
flee, 100 Main ST., Chardon.
The meeting, to be held with
Mr.. John Carr, architect for
the building soon to be start
ed on Wilson Mills r o a d,
will begin at 8 pm.
Sunday, May 81, morning
prayer and sermon will be
held at II am. at the Eag-
les Hall, Water St., Char :
don. Church school and nur-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-04
Pastors Daughter
Is Dedicated

Tanja Kaye Boytar, fiv e
months old, was formally de-
dicated in a beautiful Sunday
service officiated by her fa-
ther, Rev. Elder Boytar at
the Assembly of God Chur-
ch, Chardon.
Accompanied by her moth
err, Mrs. Marcia Boytar, and
grandmothers, Mrs. A. Boy
tar and Mrs. Rose Bradley,
she was presented to n e
Lord in a ceremony of Chris
tian faith.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-04
s New Members

Membership Sunday W a S
honored at the Chardon as
sembly of God Sunday, May
IL. Those who took t h ] r
stand as members were Mr..
and Mrs. Collins, Mr.. a nd
Mrs. Eugene Hamrick. Rose
Lee Hamrick, Mrs. z on a
Hopkins, Mrs. Isabelle john
son, and Mrs. Nora Burrows.
The victory of the whole
community depends on t h e
victorious life of every indi-
vidual church member. We
enjoyed the wonderful testi-
monies of these friends and
welcome them as new mem
bers of the church.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-04

The Rev. Mr.. John W.Rid-
der, minister in charge of
st. Luke's Episcopal church
of Geauga County, has sche-
duled a Quiet Day for t h e
women of st. Luke's and
their friends.
This was done at the re-
quest of the women who de-
rived so much enrichment
from the Lenten Quiet Day
conducted by Mr.. Ridder in
March. The time is Wednes-
day, June g.. from 10 am. to
2::3O pm. and the place is
Shadybrook House, the in :
terdenominational retreat h
house on Mentor Road in
Lake County. Shadybrook
House is six miles from the
Chardon Savings Bank on
the west side of Mentor Rd.
Anyone wishing to prepare
for summer with this spiri.
tual refreshment, is welcome
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-04
BY LENNAH b. BOND
Phone Park 9-70l6

AOMasttCu AAVkn k&&ob WVShsJ
Family Reunion
Mrs. George Mapes w a S
hostess to 25 relatives on
Sunday. These included all Of
the members of the Lenan
Thwing family. The occasion
was planned as a farewell
gathering in honor of Mrs.
Thwing's niece, Mrs. Frank
Lustig, and family, who will
soon go to make their home
in Miami, Florida.
=
Gard Party
MIR. and Mrs. Lyle Battles
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Ink
ster were hosts and hostesses
for the Card Party held at
the X of p Hall on Saturday
evening. Winners in Five
Hundred were Firsts, Mrs.
Earl Norton, Willoughby, and
George Parr. Second, Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest Bond. Pin
ochle, firsts, Mrs. Yaro Sol
ka, Frank Prislin, Chardon;
Second Mrs. Neal Pendleton
and Mike Erhardt. G ran d
prize winner, Mrs. Albert
Verbsky, Richmond Heights.
Chester Study Club
Mrs. Adam Kasick W i'll
head the activities of th e
Chester Study Club for the
coming year. At a meeting
of the club held at the home
of Mrs. Norman Moss on
Wednesday officers were
elected for the coming year.
Serving with Mrs. Kasick
will be Mrs. Ralph Kneale,
vice president, Mrs. Kir k
Benson, secretary and treas,
urer; Mrs. Melvin Rear, as
sistant secretary and treasu-
rer. They will assume their
duties when the reguIa r
meetings of the club resume
in September. Mrs. Cla y
e ddy, represented the NOM
mating committee in presen-
ting the slate of officers. This
was the last regular meet
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-04

and the event was celebrat-
ed with a family party at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Eddy
are now established in their
new home on Meadow Ridge
DR.. This is the new 70 a d
which the Eddys put through
their farm when it was alot-
ted.
Many Chester people en- :
joyed the open house at Dean
Dairy over the last weekend.
This was given in celebra-
ton of the rs years OF the
business.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-04

bed by illness.
Sgt. and Mrs. Joseph Br-
aund and son, Henry, w h o
have been in Germany where
he was stationed for Army
duty, have returned to t h e
U. S. and last week W e r e
visiting relatives in Chester.
While here they were with
Mrs. Braund's brother. Eu'
gene Painter and family !.
They went to New Y ork
State on Thursday but Mrs.
Braund and son are expect
ed to return to Chester soon.
Renee Richmond reached
a second birthday on May %
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-04
Charaon Rubber BoWlery
Top Area Ladies League

Burnett, Gil; Schafrik, SGT (;
Jonke, 521.
INDIVIDUAL LIGHT
Schafrik, 255; Jonke 2l9;
Burnett, 219.
Officers for 1859 60 were
elected with Georgia Rodhe
as president; Frances Nut :
ter, vice president; Caroline
Schafrik, secretary treasur-
er; and Eleanor Vollene, as
sistant.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-04
News from Chester

49, n ~ Nsp ~ - ~ -
business was given attention.
ing for the year and other
The Geauga County Fedora
tion of Women's Clubs was
announced for June 25 at TO-
90 in Montville. The annual
luncheon is to be June IT.
~
Golden Age Club
June at 100 pm. is the
date and hour for the next
meeting of the Golden Age
Club at the Chester G 0 m
munity church. The guest
speaker is announced as
Harry Z. Ridenour, profes :
sor Emeritus of English Lit
erature at Baldwin Wallace
College, Berea. His topic !,
"Ohio Folk Songs and Bal
lads Anyone in the area
who has reached the age of
60 is invited to attend.
Home on Leave
Jerry Richmond, who is
the u. S. Navy is now at his
home here for a leave of IA
days. He came from Balm ;
bridge, Md, where he h a S
completed a Radio course.
On May 81 he will go to Rho
de Island and from there by
plane to Naples, Italy where
he will board a missile ship
the u. S. s. Boston. He has
three years mere to serve in
the Navy.
Ham Dinner
Ham will feature the din
ner to be served to the pub
lie at the K of P Hall on Fri
day, June 5. Serving will
continue from $50 to 1880 p.
m.
Visit Chagrin Lodge
Twenty members of tn e
Maple Leaf Temple went to
Chagrin Falls on Wednesday
evening to be present at the
Temple there. The d 6 re e
staff of Maple Leaf Temp :
lie did the work for the hos
tess lodge inspection.
Rural Carriers Needed
Substitute Rural carriers
for temporary work are need
ed at the Chesterland Post
Office. Anyone over Is who
is interested, is asked to in
quire at the Post Office.
~
Bridal Shower
Mrs. Sam Patterson gave
a miscellaneous shower for
Miss Anne Miller of Munson
at her home on Saturday af-
| ternoon.
/ 4 4 X X
Welcome Wagon Club
] Officers for the Chester
Welcome Wagon Club for the
coming year are as follows
President, Mrs. James Rudy
Vice President, Mrs. Homer
D. Weaver; Secretary, Mrs
Stanely Dunlap; Treasurer
Mrs. Donald Stokes. These
officers were elected at the
meeting held at the West Ge
auga High School on May
18. They will be installed a
the annual banquet at He'll
reigles on Tuesday, June 10
| Committee for this event IN
cludes Mrs. Edward A n d
reWs, Mrs. Domonic Roman
4 to, Mrs. Anthony Catalioto
Mrs. Charles. MARI and Mrs
James Long. Hostesses I o T
/ the May IS meeting Wer'
Mesdames George Lu C a S
Nevon Mayer, w. H. Peter
son, Arnold Verguth, Juliu
SZabo.
Mrs. Walter Shafer gave
talk on Pakistan. Mrs. Lonl
reported on the gift of
lounge chair for the teach
ers rest room in the Cheste
School.
Chester News Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald c
Clough and family were re
Gently called to Sayre, Pa
by the death Of Mr.. Clough'
sister.
Kirk Benson'S parents c
Massachusetts are visiting
the Benson home on Bare
well DR.. here. Since his al
rival in Chester, Mr.. Benso
Sr. has been confined to hi
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12

with Bro. Shermon Holmes in
charge. A spiritual devotion
was led by Rev. Scott. All
classes were well taught and
reviewed by Rev. Scott.
At IL: Noon, the 31st Ami
versary Message was deliver
ed by Bro. Davis from the text,
Matt. 9:1-1O. The following
ministers were present: Rev.
Holmes, Rev. Dixon, Rev. Har-
per. Sis. Davis gave timely and
inspiring remarks on the
Church's Anniversary. Money
raised for the church Anniver-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12

SAND Fl | l. l. BAPTIST
CHURCH NEWS - Rev. Sam
Kimble, Pastor. Rev. Eugene
Jones, Asst. Pastor. Sunday
School, GAS A. M; Worship
Services, HAS A. M. and 7:30
P. M. Sunday School opened
at the regular hour with all
teachers present and Bro.
Lewis Gates, Supt., in charge.
Devotion was led by Bro.
Lewis Jones; Glass l, caught
by Bro. John H. Carter; Glass
2, Mrs. Ida Crumbley; Miss
Birtha Carter, Sec; Miss Shir.
ley Carter, Asst; Bro. Louis
Jones, Sr., Deacon.
Sick & Shut ms: Miss Helen
Moore, Mr.. A. p. Brown, Mr..
Ernest Carter, ST., Mr.. Ernest
Carter, Jr.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12
sary was $24.00.

On Saturday evening, TOO,
Mrs. Minnie Slenger is giving
a Plate Supper at her home.
Her many friends are invited.
Sick & Shut-Ins: Mrs. Desree
Holmes, Mr.. William Holmes,
Mrs. Effie Dixon, Holda May
Rayland.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12
Brandon Notes

BY Mrs. Emily Carter Terrell
PLEASANT GROVE BAP-
fist CHURCH NEWS-Rev.
S. Robinson, Pastor. S. s., 9:45;
Morning Worship, HAS, Eve
ming Worship, 7:30. Midweek
Prayer Service, Wednesday,
7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal,
Sunday evening, 5: All mem
berS asked to be present.
Sunday School was conduct
ed by Supt. Alex Seals, with
the following teachers present:
No. l, Mrs. Alice Booker, Asst.
Sis. Lucinda Seals; No. 2, Sis.
Gerlindie Purry, Sec, Miss
Mary Alice Seals, Asst. Reg
ular service each 1st Sunday
in the month.
The Sunday School lesson
was reviewed by Bro. Bailey
who was invited to come back
as often as possible. Visitors
were: Mrs. Sallie l.. Watson,
Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. Ruby
Jones, Cleveland, Ohio; Mr..
James Proctor, D'Lo, Miss,
Rev. nj. H. Bailey, Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Purry had
for dinner guests Sunday,
Rev. S. L. Robinson and friend.
Sick & Shut-Ins: Mr.. A. D.
Shermon, Mrs. Lena Redd,
Mrs. Garner, Mrs. Channie
Varnell.
The amount of $22.71 was
taken up in the Sunday School
for the Piano.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12

SWEET HOME HOLINESS
CHURCH NEWS - Rev. Hill,
Pastor. Morning Service, II:
Evening Service, z: Midweek
Prayer Service, Wednesday,
7:30 P. M. Sunday School open
ed at the regular hour with a
spiritual devotion during
which song was sung, prayer
offered by Bro. Jones. The
Supt. was in charge with the
following teachers present: No.
1, Bro. Julius Harris; Glass 2,
Sis. Hannah Williams; Glass 3,
Sis. Lula Garner; Glass 4, Sis.
Annie B. Seals; Class 5, Sis.
Leonia jenkins; Class 6, Sis.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12

Mary L. Jones. Regular pas
toral service each 4th Sunday
in the month. Bro. Mac Jen-
kinS, Sr., Deacon.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12

OAK GROVE BAPTIST
CHURCH NEWS - Rev. B. J.
Davis, Pastor. The Oak Grove
Sunday School opened at 9:45
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12

THOUGHT "My pres
ence shall go with thee and I
will give thee rest"
Exodus 1914.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
Car Crashes Into Pole,
ondySpring Man Dies

Saunders, %, of 51O2 Seventh
street NV.
The truck driver, Thomas D..
Jarboe. %, of Great Mills. suf-
fered slight body bruises and
was treated at the hospital
here.
The second collision occurred
shortly before $3.50 pm. on the
same road at Oaks, just south
of the Charles-St. Marys Coun-
ty line. 1t injured five persons.
Corpl. C. H. Muchow reported
that it occurred when a car
driven by John T. Payne of
Hyattsville. Md, travelling on
the wrong side of the road,
crashed head-on into another
driven by Thomas A. Bailey of
Bushwood, Md.
Mr.. Payne suffered facial
cuts but refused hospital treat
ment and was held at the st.
Marys County jail here on
charges of operating under the
influence of alcohol and failing
to keep to the right of the road,
police said.
Mr.. Bailey was admitted to
st. MaryS Hospital with chest
injuries. Also admitted there
were his wife Mary, with
broken ribs; their daughter
Winitred, 16, with a broken
leg. and Mrs. Bailey'S mother,
Mrs. John Hall of Bushwood,
with multiple cuts and bruises.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
2 CRASHES HURT
9 ON ONE ROAD

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Nov.
10 CSpeciaD. - Nine persons
were injured in two separate
head-on collisions on the same
road in less than two hours
last night.
The first collision occurred
about 6:45 pm. on State Route
. near Great Mills when a car
on the wrong side of the road
rammed into a dump truck
Trooper Andrew Gohl reported
The impact knocked the front
wheels from under the truck,
Three of the injured were in
the car and were transferred
to Freedman'S Hospital after
being taken first to st. Mary's
Hospital here in unconscious
condition. Police said they did
not know yet who was driving
The men were William H.
Bishop. "a, and Robert H. Tam.
20, both listed by the hospital
as living at 1920 Thirteenth
street NV, and George l..
Evening star., 1959-11-16
Historian Honored
At Hurpers Ferry

HARPERs FERRY, w. Va,
Nov. Is (SpeciaD. A $3.50
award for superior perform
ance Of duties has been made
to Charles w. Smell, historian
at Harpers Ferry National
Monument, it was announced
by Daniel j. Tobin, regional
director of the National Park
Service at Philadelphia.
In recommending him for
the award under the Federal
Employees incentive awards
program, Superintendent Frank
H. Anderson cited the volume
of work accomplished in the
first two years by a team Of re-
search historians under his
supervision. The group is en-
gagged in collecting, evaluating,
and documenting facts pertin-
ent to the historic buildings at
Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
D. c. DRIVER HURT
IN CHAIN MISHAP

A District motorist ran into
the rear of a parked car in
Silver Spring yesterday, re-
Sulting in a chain reaction in
volving three other parked
cars, Montgomery County po-
lice reported.
In doing so, police said,
James A. Nixon, 26, of 1898
Blaine street NE, struck his
head against his windshield,
causing severe cuts.
The accident occurred about
4:25 am. in the 91OO block of
Flower avenue, police said. One
car was knocked over the curb
while Mr.. Nixon's car contin-
ued along Flower avenue for
$50 feet, police said.
The driver, released after
treatment at Washington Sani-
tarium, was charged with gaing
at an unreasonable speed, Pvts.
George FuSco and David Nc
Balm reported.
Evening star., 1959-11-16

Be here and you'll undernd being
months planning way!
The climax Of So
Evening star., 1959-11-16
COUNTY COUPLE
KILLED IN CRASH

A Prince Georges County man
and wife were killed Saturday
in an auto-truck collision near
Dubuque, Iowa.
The Associated Press listed
the victims as Harvey Gering,
A, and his wife. Ethylene, 81,
who were en- route to visit rela-
tiveS in South Dakota. They
lived at 1916 Nicholson street in
the Carrollton subdivision of
Prince Georges.
Their car was sideswiped by
a truck which skidded on an
icy patch on bridge on U. S.
Route So, the wire service re-
ported.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
Fishwoys Asked
On Susquehunnu

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. l6
(AP).-The Pennsylvania House
Of Representatives has approved
and sent to the Senate a reso-
luton seeking the support Of the
Maryland Legislature for fish
ways in three dams on the lower
Susquehanna River.
Representative Charles Auker
a Republican, cast the only dis
senting vote. He gave no explain
alton.
The three damS-one at Con-
owingo, Md, and two in Penn
Sylvania-prevent access to the
upper parts of the Susquehanna
for several species of migratory
fish.
Studies into the feasibility
of f1shways already are under
way at the State and Federal
levels.
Evening star., 1959-11-16
Fire in Southeast
FutuI to Woman

A 55-year-old woman was
burned to death in a Southeast
Washington rooming house fire
yesterday, police reported.
A man was rescued by ladder
from the third-f1oor blaze at
ITO Virginia avenue Sc.
Police identified the dead
woman as Hannah Cook. She
was pronounced dead at the
scene by Casualty Hospital am
bulance men at 8::35 am. Fire
men found her beneath a bed
in a front bedroom, where the
blaze was confined.
Men of Truck 7 assisted
Francis R. Parker SO, a roomer
in the same house, down a lad
der. Cause of the one-alarm fire
was undetermined.