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Evening star., 1960-04-02
NBA PLAYOFF

BY the Associated Press
SCHEDULE TODAY
Boston at St Louis (best-of-7 Sc
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at > p.m)
Evening star., 1960-07-18
X-ruy Unit Sites
In Montgomery
Listed for August

The Montgomery County
tuberculosis and Heart AS
sociation has announced the
schedule for the first week of
August as follows:
August 1-Fenton street and
Pershing drive, Silver Spring,
l to 8 pm.
August 2-One Stop Shop,
Rockville, 10 am. to 5 pm.
August ETHAN Allen and
Carroll avenues, 10 am. to 5
pm.
August 4-Wheaton Plaza, l
to 8 pm.
August 5-Twinbrook Peoples
Drug Store, l to 8 pm.
| August 6-Peoples Drug Store,
Wisconsin avenue at District
line, 10 am. to 5 pm.
The association suggested
that employees of the County
Board of Education and the
Cooperative Nursery School
Program, who are required to
have chest X-rays or negative
tuberculin tests before the fall
term, have a chest X-ray taken
next month.
Evening star., 1960-07-18
Tour Arranged
On Eastern Shore
For PouItrymen

An Eastern Shore tour for
Maryland poultrymen has been
arranged for July 81 under aus
pices of the Maryland State
Poultry Council and the Uni
versity of Maryland Extension
Service.
Wade H. Rice. extension poul-
try husbandman, said the farms
and plants to be visited have
been selected with emphasis
upon use of mechanical equip
ment to increase efficiency in
poultry meat and egg produc-
ton, processing and market
ing.
Stops include Eglantin e
Farms in Greensboro, a breed
er-hatchery farm and one of
Maryland's historic poultry
farms; Esskay poultry proc
esSing plant at Cordova; Gobble
Green Turkey Farm and Plant
at Easton, Aliens Wesley
Breeder Farm at Seaford. Del
Snowden'S Broiler Farm and
Perdue's Hatchery and Feed
Mill near Salisbury.
The tour will be followed by
dinner and the annual summer
meeting of the poultry council
in Ocean City.
Evening star., 1960-07-18
LIONS TO OFFER AREA YOUTHS
FIREARMS SAFETY TRAINING

Citing the accidental fatal shooting of Bethesda
boy, the Silver Spring Lions Club has formed
mlttee to provide firearms education for Washington
area youths.
Anthony W. March, 16 of Bethesda was shot July
10 by l8-year-od friend who thought the rifle
not loaded
The Lions Club saids its committee will supply
trained instructors to acquant youths in the Washington
area with the dangers of handling firearms.
Under the craftsmanship of Louis E. Hoover and
Carroll W. Lufcy, the Silver Spring group said it. will go
anywhere in the to provide firearms safety nStruc
tion.
Mr.. Hoover has made appeal for 30 caliber rifles
to be used in the program.
Evening star., 1960-07-18

the producer. Robert Radnitz,
recently made the film, "A Dog
of Flanders" which also starred
David Ladd.
To "ShOOt" SwimOver
The shooting schedule calls
for filming of the annual pony
roundup on Assateague. the
IS W over" to Chincoteague
and the pony penning and auc-
tion that take place once a
year.
Profit from the sale Of the
horses, with prices ranging
from $l00 for a pony to 5000
for f1lly, goes to the fire de-
partment for equipment and
expenses.
The ponies, according to ira
dition, came ashore from the
wreck of a Spanish ship early
in the 10th Century. They have
been on ASsateague Island ever
since. This years roundup will
be July 27, with the auction
| on July %.
Chincoteague, by the way,
means Beautiful Land Across
the Water" 1t looks pretty good
to Mr.. Nichols right now.
Evening star., 1960-07-18
100000 Fire Destroys
EIkton (Vo.) Car Plant

wrecker and two or three cars
being repaired inside also were
destroyed, along with a large
amount of equipment and car
parts, he said. The damage es-
innate was made by Mr..
Bennington.
Fire companies were called
from Harrisonburg, Grottoes,
Luray, Shenandoah and Bridge
water.
Mr. Bennington said firemen
had to pump water 500 feet
from the Shenandoah River.
Elkton has a public water sys-
tenn, but the motor company
was a mile out of town on
Route 33.
Evening star., 1960-07-18
Three in Family Drown
As Wave Swomps Boat

EASTON, Md. July 18 (APl
"A young Emmitsburg couple
and their 4-year-old son
drowned yesterday when their
boat overturned in a Talbot
County creek.
Three other members of the
family and another man were
rescued.
State police identified the
victims as Joseph P. Haley, &c,
his wife, Mary M. Haley, 27,
and their son, Joseph, jr.
They were in a 14-foot out
board motor boat with four
others when the motor quit in
Harris Greek at the entrance
to Dun Cove, just north of
Tilghman Island.
Police said waves from pass
ing boats swamped the Haleys'
boat and all seven were thrown
overheard.
Evening star., 1960-07-18

One of the survivors, Scovey
Sells, 30, of Taneytown, helped
save the other three by getting
them into boats that came to
assist.
The others rescued were
identified as Rebecca Haley, 16,
and Susan Haley, IS, sisters of
the drowned man, and Jo-
sephine Haley, 6. daughter of
the drowned couple. All were
treated at Easton Memorial
Hospital.
A pilot from the Tidewater
Fisheries Commission spotted
young Haley's body from a
plane at 9 pm, about two hours
after the accident. The young
ster's body was recovered, but
those of his parents were not
found Immediately.
Police said the family had
gone to the area for a weekend
of fishing.
Evening star., 1960-07-18

ELKTON. Va, July 18 (Spe-
ciaD The headquarters of the
Myers Ford Motor Co. here was
destroyed early today in a
fire believed started when bur-
glars tried to break into a safe
with an acetyplene torch.
Fire Chief George Benning-
ton said the building and equip
ment and IL cars were de-
stroyed. John J. Myers, the
owner. estimated damages at
100000.
Mr.. Bennington said State,
Rockingham County and local
police and fire officials are in
vestigating the blaze, which
broke out after an explosion
about 3 am.
Mr.. Bennington said evidence
indicates that two or more
people were in the building try
ing to open the safe door with
the acetylene torch used by the
motor firm in its repair busi-
ness.
A couple in an apartment
over one end of the building
heard talking in the building
below about 3 am. and started
to investigate just as the BIAS
occurred, the chief said.
The chief said he believes g
tank of oxygen used for The
torch exploded. The safe wa!
still closed, he said.
He said authorities plan t.
question a man admitted to {
nearby hospital with burn
shortly after the explosion. HI
said the man was taken to tht
hospital by a private ambulance
from Elkton.
A spokesman for the Elk
ton police department said au,
thorities also are seeking twt
other men for questioning.
: The couple who lived abov,
the motor company, Mr.. ant
! Mrs. Ronnie Meadows, ant
: their small child, got out of tn
, building safely.
= Mr.. Bennington said five nev
: cars inside the building ant
four outside were destroyed.
Evening star., 1960-07-18

WHO nOrSeS tnat lnnaDlt neigh
boring Assateague Island and
provide a tourist attraction for
the Eastern Shore community
of 4,500.
In l947 Mrs. Marguerite e
Henry published a book, Misty
of Chincoteague," after visiting
the annual pony roundup and
auction staged every year by
Chincoteague Volunteer Fire
Department. The book became
a best seller.
And for the last week a
group of motion picture people
from Twentieth Century Fox
Film Corp. have been survey
ing the area in preparation for
a movie based on the book
Location shooting" is due to
start August Is.
Town Revival Hoped For
Mr.. Nichols expects this will
bring more tourists to Chinco-
league. And some local people
will be employed in the scenes
But it's the long range view
that Mr.. Nichols is taking. He
cites the economic distress
through which Chincoteague
has passed since the commun-
ity's major employer, the Chin
colleague Naval Air Station was
closed down last year as ar
economy move. Perhaps, he
reasons, the publicity from the
movie could bring Chincoteague
back solidly.
The movie company, with
David Ladd Cson of Alan al
star. will be in the area about
20 days.
The director of the film vii
be James B. Clark, who with
Evening star., 1960-07-18
UPDATING AGE-OLD LANGUAGE
Father Yumont Brings Latin to Life

Twenty four teachers from Is
States and Canada observe the
classes.
The main purpose Of the
class" said Father Yumont,
lis to find a method of teach
ing Latin so they will learn
enough to be able to translate
the classics. The old system
was often inadequate.
I'VE never just decline a
noun. We put it in meaningful
sentences. They learn the Ian
guage through speaking it. We
don't want a translation in
EngliSh-we assume they al
ready know their English"
AS in modern language
classes, the students speak
Latin as much as possible in
normal conversations.
You run into problems be-
cause there is no Latin for tele-
phones. cars. hot dogs. But we
do pretty well. The other day
we talked about elections.
Where are the delegates? l
said. And we got around to
'exitus indubio est'-'the out
come is in doubt"
Uses Visual Aids
Father Yumont also works
with visual aids and spends
much of his time leafing
through magazines in search
for suitable pictures.
You can't have one with too
many details. I had one the
other day Of two boxers-one
on the floor, the other standing
over him."
Picking a phrase from the
gladiator days of ancient Rome
Father Yumont then asked
who is the conqueror?"
You seize on every oppor-
tunity to translate" said Father
Yumont.
One day when he walked
into class to be greeted by q
wavery Latin is dead" scrawlec
on the blackboard, he whipped
around and asked the class tt
translate it into Latin.
He updates a discussion oi
declensionS by comparing the
different noun endings with
the use Of different clubs il
the game of golf.
Evening star., 1960-07-18
BY MYRA MACPHERSON
Star STAFF Writer

Like a cheer leader, the Rev
Alphonsus C. Yumont, S. j.,
bounced around the classroom
in his black frock. He pointed
geStured and shouted at his
eighth-grade pupils attending
Georgetown University sum-
mer session in Latin.
Come, come" he chided
them. Don't give me speeches
The answer! Now what was that
silly answer? What's wrong
with iratu? 1t doesn't exist,
that's what's wrong"
Father Yumont puts his
whole body into the job OF
teaching that Latin is living
Once when he got the wrong
answer he even fell on the floor
A tape recorder button was
tipped and there came a squea,
of Latin as the tape played
backward at twice its norma.
speed. This brought a few
laughs, but when the taped les
son started the students were
quickly absorbed in beating tho
tapes in answering questions ir
Latin.
Keeps Them Going
During a class break Father
Yumont passed a hand over hi
short gray hair and said in {
voice much softer than hi
classroom shout, The clas'
knows I put on an act, bu
you've got to keep them going.
For the second summer, Fa
ther Yumont is teaching Latin
by the oral approach, following
patterns used in teaching mod
ern languages. There is NJ
more "hic, haec, hoe" No NOR
endless translationS of Latin
into English.
His students are 19 boys whit
will enter Gonzaga High a
freshmen this fall. The boy
volunteer for the course.
They are not graded ant
get no credit for this six weeks
experimental course" said tn,
Rev. Neil j. Twombly, S.J., di
rector of the program. "Abou
the only inducement is tina
they get head start in Latin.
Evening star., 1960-07-18
Virginia Reports
Divorce Increase

RICHMOND, July l8 (AP) i.
The number of divorces and
annulments in Virginia in
creased slightly last year. COM
pared with 1858. Divorces were
up from 6,544 to 6,957 and an
nulments increased from l46
to l54.
The State Health Depart
ments Bureau of Vital Statis-
tics reported the largest num-
Der, SAT divorces and II an
nulments, were granted for
couples in their third year OF
marriage. Wives were granted
1881 of the divorces.
Most frequent cause Of di-
vorcS was listed as deSortion,
Evening star., 1960-07-18

You have a different club
and each club has a different
shape for drives. puts, ap-
proach shots. It's the same
thing with a sentence in Latin
different word endings or
clubs for accusative and nomi-
native cases, ETC."
Fathr Yumont. a Bostonian
became interested in this me-
thod of teaching Latin when he
went "out West" as he says, to
the University of Michigan a
few years ago and studied with
Prof. Waldo Sweet, who wrote
Evening star., 1960-07-18

the book used by Father Yu-
mont's classes.
In a week, Father Yumont
will return to Massachusetts,,
where he is using the oral and
tape method to teach Greek at
Shadowbrook Jesuit Seminary
for Classical Studies in Lenox.
Father Yumont, 46, was
ordained in Boston and taught
for eight years at Boston Col
lege High School before taking
his present position. In addi-
ton to Latin and Greek, he
teaches German.
Evening star., 1960-07-18
Film Makers Bringing
Hope to Chincoteogue

w. E. Nichols of Chincoeague Island, Va, is living in
Chamber of Commerce executive secretays dream Hollywood
is going to make movie in his community.
"Its just like I'd found there's still Santa Claus"
Secretary Nichols said
What started it all pony named Misty of the $50
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HYDE COUNTY
RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY
THE HYDE COUNTY
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
APPROVING THE CREATION
OF OCRACOKE MOSQUITO
CONTROL DISTRICT
WHEREAS, a public hearing
was held at Ocracoke. North Car
DINA. on May 6, 1860, at 1900
o'clock am. after due advertise
ment as provided in General Stat
utes 1921, at which time the
meeting was presided over by H.
l.. Sadler, Chairman of the Board
of County Commissioners, and at
tended by D. w. Boseman, one of
the representatives of the State
Board of Health; and, at said
hearing the citizenship and the
qualified voters of the proposed
Mosquito Control District were
present, and/or represented by
others who were not present. And,
after considerable discussion, the
resident citizens and qualified
voters present at the meeting and
Representatives of others who
were not present, voted unani-
mously in favor of the creation of
said Mosquito Control District;
and
WHEREAS, after such hearing
and after consultation with the
Representative of the State Board
of Health, this Board deems it
advisable that such district should
be created and established. And
that a special election is neces-
sary and should be called to sub
init to the qualified voters resid-
ing within the proposed district
the question of whether-or-not
the district shall be created and
established; and, prior to the sub
mission of the question of the
formation of the district to the
voters of the proposed district,
this Board has determined the
maximum amount of special tax
to be levied for mosquito control
purposes, should the formation
of the district be approved by the
voters, shall not exceed TWENTY
five ($.25) CENTS upon the
lONE HUNDRED ($100.00) DOL
LIARS assessed valuation.
1T is. THEREFORE. ORDER
ED that special election be
called for the 9th day of Aug,
1860, at High School Building,
in Ocracoke Township, Hyde Coun-
ty, North Carolina, and that the
Registrar and Judges of the cleo
ton at said polling place shall be
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running thence South % deg. As
min. East a distance of "a feet
to a stone and post ON the
Northeast margin Of Landing
Roads and running thence
North IS deg. 90 min. West
along the Northern margin of
Landing Road distance of las
feet to a point; and thence
turning with said Landing Road
and running North 80 deg. As
min. West along the margin of
said road a distance of Sc feet:
and thence turning and rum
ming with said road and run
ming North % deg. 80 min. West
along the eastern margin of
said road, adjoining the Bas-
nett lands, a distance of 1856
feet to a point; and thence turn
ing with said road and running
North 10 deg. 90 min. East
along the Eastern margin of
said road a distance of SIS feet
to a post at the canal and cor
ner of the r. III. Basnett lands.
at the bridge, the point or place
of beginning.
Being the land conveyed to
William B. Robinson by deed
Of r. w. Basnett, recorded in
Book X Page AZ, and by deed
of Robert d. Rasnett ct ais re-
corded in Book Is Page 227,
dated April %, 1898.
Sale will be made for cash, with
1919 deposit required at the
line of sale.
Sale will be subject to Dare
County taxes.
This 21st day of May 1860.
WALLACE H. McCOWN
Commissioner
T-5-27- 2tc
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NOTICE OF SALE
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

Under and by virtue of the DOW
ers and duties conferred upon me
by a Judgment of the Superior
Court of Dare County, entered in
that certain foreclosure proceeding
entitled Dare County VS.. r. E
White, Jr. and wife, Marie White
Bank of Manteo, Inc, and Martin
Kellogg, Jr., Trustee, command
ing me to sell the lands herein
after described for the non-pay-
ment of taxes, / will, on the 29th
day of June, 1860, at IL O'Clock
noon at the Courthouse door in
Manteo, N. c., offer for sale to
the highest bidder for cash the
following described lands:
Roanoke Island, Mays Head
Township, Dare County, N. c.,
a lot fronting IS feet on the
Old Main Road and extending
therefrOm 200 feet in depth,
said lot being particularly de-
scribed in a deed from Mother
Vineyard, Inc, recorded in Book
20 Page 48S, reference to which
is hereby made for a more par
ticular description thereof which
said description is incorporated
herein by reference as if fully
set forth in detail.
The above described lands sold
subject to the lien of all taxes
due Dare County which have ac-
crued since the year 1857.
This 9th day of May, 1860.
WALLACE H. McCOWN
Commissioner
T-6-3-4tc
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GULRocK PERSONALS

"
Howard Wallace and w. T. Kelly
of Pinetown visited Mrs. Minnie
Mason and Mrs. Mary Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Pugh Of
Portsmouth, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Puglf of Norfolk and Mrs. Name
Knickerbocker spent the week end
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Whitehurst and Karen of Norfolk
spent Monday here.
Elmo Emory of Pea Ridge Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Emory.
Mr.. am Mrs. Ralph Willis,
Ralphy and Beckey of Washington
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton
OF Buxton were here Saturday.
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M. FLAY KEMP
Sincerely yours,
A WORD OF APPRECIATION


Citizens of Wanchese, especially
Mrs. Bette Gaskill and family, take
this means of showing our APP
probation to all who helped save
our home from burning in the re-
cent fire in the woods here.
Through the steady and untiring
work of Roanoke Island Fire De-
partment, Kill Devil Hills Fire De-
partment, the bulldozer from West
Virginia Pulp & Paper Company,
and the Fire Warden with their
equipment and helpers and with
the help Of Wanchese citizens they
got it under control. Again we
thank each one and may God bless
them all.
MRS. BETTE GASKILL
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NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
DARE COUNTY

Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in a GER
tain Mortgage of Vessel executed
by William Edward Gray, of
Stumpy Point. North Carolina,
dated February 16, 1859 and re-
corded in Book MI, Instrument
No. % in the Office of Collector
of Customs, District of North
Carolina. Port of Elizabeth City,
N. c., default having been made
in the payment of the indebted
ness thereby secured and said
mortgage being by it's terms SUBJ
ject to foreclosure, the undersign-
ed MORTGAGE will offer for sale
at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash at Wright's Ma
rine Railway in Wanchese, N. C.
at Twelve O'clock. Noon, on June
10, 1860. the following vessel:
The Oil Screw (DieseD ves-
sci called the William Avner,"
together with the mast, bow
spirit, boat, anchors, cables,
chains, riggings, tackle, apparel,
furniture and all other necessi-
ties thereunto appertaining and
belonging.
This vessel having a regis
tered length of 4O.1 it,; breadth
of 1921 it.; depth of 81 #. and
gross tonnage of 1899 tons.
This vessel having a permanent
No. 10-E and Official No.
258342.
This vessel may be inspected at
anytime prior to sale at Wright's
Marine Railway, Wanchese, North
Carolina or by contracting T. J.
Etheridge, Engelhard, N. c., Tel
ephone Nos. POT or 4S2.
Dated and Posted this 10Th day
of May, 1860.
T. J. ETHERIDGE,
Mortgage
TE.o7 otc
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NOTICE OF SALE
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

Under and by virtue of the pow
ers and duties conferred upon me
by a Judgment of the Superior
Court of Dare County, entered in
that certain foreclosure proceeding
entitled Dare County VS.. Hatton
Midget and wife, Georgia Mid
gett, Bank of Manteo, Inc, Cader
Harris Jr.. TIA Cader Harris {,
Sons, commanding me to sell the
lands hereinafter described for
the non-payment of taxes, I viii,
on the 10Th day of June, 1860, at
II o'clock noon at the Courthouse
door in Manteo, N. c., offer for
sale to the highest bidder for
cash the following described lands:
Roanoke Island, Mays Head
Township, Dare County, N. C.
Being all that lot of land de-
scribed in a deed from G. L.
Midget to Hatton Midget, re-
corded in Book 8 Page SIS, Pub
lie Registry of Dare County.
N. c., and Beginning at a point
in Little Street, which said point
is in the Southeast corner of
the property described, and
which said point is located at
the Northwest corner of the
lands of Robert Midget, as said
line intersects Little Street, and
running thence North SO deg.
West a distance of so feet along
the Robert Midget lands to a
point; thence North deg. East
a distance of 21O feet to a
point; thence North 81 deg.
East a distance of IS feet to a
point ON the Western edge of
Little st. and running thence
South l deg. West along Little
Street distance of 229 feet to
a point or place of beginning,
excluding the lands however,
conveyed to the Dare County
Board of Education, June 20,
1906, Book 20 Page 631, Public
Registry of Dare County, N. C.
The above described lands sold
subject to the lien of all taxes
due Dare County which have &C
crued since the year 1857.
This 9th day of May, 1860.
WALLACE H. McCOWN
Commissioner
T-6-3-4tc
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Mrs. Neva O'Neil, Registrar; and
Doris Garrish and Martha Simp-
son. Judges of the election. That
there shall be registration of
all qualified voters residing in
said district. beginning on the 9th
day of July. 1860, prior to said
special election. Said registration
and election to be held and con-
Quoted as provided by law.
The form of the question stat
ed on the ballot shall be substan-
Tally as prescribed by General
STATUTES 1921: TWENTIETH
lS.2o) CENTS to be inserted in
said ballot as provided by law.
UPON the facts above stated
and in compliance with General
Statutes 1921, and all other
Ss S9s pertaining thereto, 1T rs
RESOLVED AND ORDERED.
that Ocracoke Mosquito Control
District be and the same is here
oy created, subject to the provi-
SONS and conditions herein re-
cited; and, that special election
be held. as herein provided and
as authorized by law, and this
cause is continued for further or
1T is FURTHER ORDERED
that a certified copy of this Res
olution be sent forthwith to the
State Board of Health, Raleigh.
North Carolina, and a copy or
copies to the local press.
MEMBERS VOTING IN FAV-
OR OF SAID RESOLUTION:
II. L. Sadler. Seth B. Creole, and
Charlie A. Caravan.
MEMBERS VOTING AGAINST:
NONE.
RESOLUTION UNANIMOUS
LY ADOPTED.
THE BOARD
OF COMMISSIONERS
OF HYDE COUNTY
By: H. L. SADLER
Chairman
Attest: EVELYN H. SWINDELL
Register of Deeds and Ex-Officio
Clerk to The Board of Commits
sioners Of Hyde County.
PH-5-20-?