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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-05-20
BUXTON PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bailey of
Ohio and Vance Bailey of Eliza
beth City spent their vacation
here, guests Of their aunt, Mrs.
Ella Jennett.
Mrs. Levisca Tolson and Mrs.
Irma Foster of Ocracoke visited
here last week.
Willie Midget and sister, Miss
Eulalia Midget of Manteo, were
here last week.
Mrs. Camille Midget of Waves
spent Wednesday with her sister,
Mrs. Buena Balance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Fuller had as
their guests last week Mrs. Fuller's
parents and brother from Raleigh
A large group from the Bux-
ton Methodist Church attended
morning worship service and Quar-.
terly Conference at the Hatteras
Church Sunday. The Buxton Choil
Joined in choir singing and were
Mrs. Retta DUDLEY, Irma Lang
Dorothy Coe, Virginia Williams
Inez Fuller, Pearl Midget, Lloye
Scarboro, Ranny ,Jennett, Bud Full.
Ter.
Mrs. Paul Queen of Elon College
spent the week end with Mrs. Pear
Midget. Her son and two of his
friends stayed at the Tower Circle
Motel.
Ben Gaskins employed on a Pilot
Boat, Norfolk, Va, is spending his
liberty with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendrick Gray are
leaving soon for Ocean City, Md.
where they will be employed.
Lum Gaslill of Ocracoke visiteG
BERTHE Dixon, ST., who is a bee
patient.
B. r. Balance visited in Nor.
flok, Va, with his daughter, Miss
Amelia Balance and has returned
home.
The pews and windows of the
new Methodist Church are being
dedicated by the members. Mrs
Buena Balance and Mrs. Carol Dill
lon are on this committee.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-05-20

ferred a and 5 percent stock. All
dividends are payable June 1 to
holders of record May 10.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-05-20
BARBECUE DINNER MAY %

A barbecue dinner will be served
by the ladies of the Swan Quarter
Methodist Church on Monday, May
90, at the Agriculture building in
Swan Quarter, starting at 1880
am. The public is invited.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-05-20
political ADVERTISEMENT
Neighbors Of JepP Horris
And Old Friends Everywhere
Support Him for Commissioner

Recommended by Citizens of Kitty Hawk, his home
out in the lead IN his bid for the nomination
for County Commissioner Atlantic Township. His
home community is solidly backing Up and the
ooastne Of Dare County where he already well known
through his acquaintance with of the Coast Guard,
there has forth strong support any candidate
has received IN many day.
His neighbors told IN county that they
wish him elected their representative the Board and
ask other townships to support him. They have said: I'VE
believe he stands for what is best for Dare County and
stands highest of those who available for this office
In community.
1--WE recommend Mr. Harris neighboring town.
ships in Dare County for the following
aHe is a lifelong resident of Dare County with wide
acquaintance among people and is highly regarded
the length of county. He has been fisherman and
working he knows how to work with people and
to get along with people
"He has full educational requirements, and better still,
he has hvel-headed commOnsense that will enable him
with Others and the needs of all sections
of the county
"He viii do no harm and will say harm of anyone,
like this to will support him fully,
and we recommend him to the entire county,
Atlantic Township includes the voting precincts of
Kitty Hawk, Colingon, Kill Devil Hills and Duck
THE ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE
FOR GOOD MEN FOR PUBLIC OFFICE
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-05-20
Chevy huns
through Chicago
traffic to the
tune of Il miles
to the gallon!
El;

Working for Bumper and Auto of IHi-
nois, Inc, ten 1860 Chevrolet pickups
battle Chicago traffic day after day.
Each truck averages about 1000 miles
month IN this wearing stop-and-stGrt
delioery serpice. Mr.. Harry Haller,
General Manager of S {, H Truck
Leasing, tDho leases the trucks to the
bumper firm, reports: we proUide
full maintenance on the trucks-gGs,
oil and everything else-so it pays us
to kno,o Just tUhere tDe stand on costs.
And our records shoto that the go
Cheoies are gioing as as much as 81
miles per gallon 10Th an acreage
of better than IL miles per gallon.
Mister, these are our kind of trucksl"
Truck owners have good things to
say about all Chevy engines. And when
they're not talking about Chevrolet
performance and economy, they're tell
ing you how great that new Torsion-
Spring Ride is. How it soaks up road
shock and vibration. Protects fragile
loads. Lets you run at faster, safe speeds
to get more work done in day. Drive
a torsion-spring Chevy soon. Wen rest
our case on that one ride.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
FEAR NO EVIL
GoL Judgment IS Rghlson,

Mary Baker Eddy discover
er of Christian Science says:
The signs Of these time.
portend long and strong
determination Of mankind 70
cIesve 70 the world. the flesh.
and evil. causing great OBJ
sevrafion Of Spirit. When we
remember that God is Just,
and admit the total deprsvity
Of morfals. alias m orfaI
mind, - and that this Adam
legacy must first be seen,
and then must be subdved
and reeompensed by justice.
the eternal attribute OF
Truth, - the outlook de-
mands labor, and the labor
ers seem few. To-day we be-
hold but the first faint view
of a more spiritual Christian
lily. that embraces a deeper
and broader philosophy and
a more rational and divine
healing The time approaches
when divine Life. Truth, and
Love will be found alone the
remedy for sin, sickness, and
death; when God, mans saw
ing Principle, and Christ
fhe spiritual idea of God. will
be revealed" Miscellaneous
Writings 1920
This is the age in which
every American should be
glad of the little understand
ing which is gradually taking
form within the human
race, which is now getting
underway all over the ma
ton. A better understanding
CONTINUED on Page Four
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
'U.s. SPARKlES IN SPACE RACE"

lBarons Weekly Human Events" s-ls -commeniarv-
While fhe sovies Enthusiastically have squeezed the
asf bit OF propaganda value Of their successful
nfo the void US accomplishments somehow have been
taken tor granted Yet in truth ihe nations military fri
umPhs IN space have already outstrpped the most SAN
gvne hopes .
On October q, 1853 the spvtnk roared into orbit In
swf succession Soviet rockets estapavted the first animal
'no space scored the first hit the moon snapped the
ony photograph ever taken Of its far sde and hurled the
''s manmade object into orbit around the sum- The U.s. by
contrast appeared painfully slow getting off the around
IN barely three years however the scientists at vsndenbero
Ar roree Base and Cape canavera have brought off some
eyeoPen'ns feafs This country has launched % ste
mes as against seven for the UssR Of the dozen ,anmsde
objects now eireng this planet all but one are American
NUMBERS alone moreover. hardly tell he whole story In
'eenn'ea proves, too Americas satellites outweigh the
os e"o"ks OF IRON sent alof by he sovefs vangvsrds
ano explorers mdsses and Pioneers have resved 70 earth
and messages Of vneqvaed value TO the Pentsqon
me ssee'ns Samos day may render obsolete such
e'ooe methods OF military intelligence as the w.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
US. WIDE OPEN FOR REDS
DIPLOMATS : SPIES!
ESPIONAGE AND ABSURDITY"

. oY q stan correspondent Of The c.s Monitor s.I5
MOSCOW takes bizarre steps keep out foreon ideas"
emo maintain its closed society," and is MAKING itself look
oe"oos IN the eyes of the world in the vdqmen Of spec
isIss in ihe field.
me sov'e colonies had TO do TO register at the
convention, pay $3.50 apiece TO attend rseso .,eh
member cards to their COATS and stroll about.
IN CONTRAST. THE sovIETs HAVE A LONG LIST
or OBJECTS WHICH MAY NOT az puorocoApuen ,N
IRE o.s.sRy INCLUDING RAILROAD STATIONS.
p pn' HARsoR INSTALLATIONS, AND RADIO
.sANsmIssIoN TOWERS. TOURISTS MAY PHOTO
~. PUBLIC BUILDINGS. NEW APARTMENT DE.
os ep,'n. TOURIST ATTRACTIONS, AND SCENERY
y, sookst. The Va PLANE FLIGHTS PHOTOGRAPHED
MANY KEY SOVIET INSTALL ATOMS Ann TuAT.s
'AR'lf WHAT MAKES MOSCOW so FURIOUS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
TESTIMONY. NINTH CHURCH :
OUR C0I0RED FRIENDS CITADEL OF JESUS
90 YEARS RETURN : F0REvERMORE ! (8-l7)

HYMNS, SO COMFORTING. THE THIRD AND FINAL,
SAW YE MY SAVIOUR? HEARD YE THE GLAD
SOUND?
FELT YE THE POWER OF THE WORD?
TWAS THE TRUTH THAT MADE US FREE,
AND IT WAS FOUND BY YOU AND NE
IN THE LIFE AND THE LOVE OF OUR LORD"
WORDS BY GODS GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY
BIBLE READINGS: GENESIS toF cREATIoN III -
IN THE BEGINNING - GOD -
VERSES rs, IL GODS OFFSPRING OUR TRUE
BEING. HIS ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
ISAIAH. EXODUS. GOSPEL OF JOHN, ST. PAUL TO
THE EPHEsAkS. PSALMS.
GODS iNFALLiBLE BIBLE, HIS CHRISTIAN SCI
ENcE TEXTBOOK! SELECTIONS INTERPRETED,
REVEALED THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF HEAv-
EN- AND ETERNAL LIFE!
OUR TESTIMONY:
FRIENDS. IT is A JOY AND PRIVILEGE TO BE IN
YOUR BLESSED CHURCH AGAIN.
THE EXTENSIVE, COMPREHENSIVE BIBLE READ
IkGs ARE SO COMFORTING AND INSPIRING, AND OUR
PRECIOUS TEXTBOOK REVEALS THE ALlNEss AND
GOODNESS OF GOD.
THE INFINITE HAS NO BEGINNING" II!
TIE FIRST VERSE OF GENESIS or CREATION READ
FOR US. AS YOU WILL RECALL STATES THAT I'm THE
BEGINNING GOD CREATED THE HEAVEN AND THE
EARTH. -,
HAVE BEEN VERY GRATEFUL. FOR MANY YEARS,
THAT OUR PRECIOUS TEXTBOOK CLEARLY REVEALS
THAT THE INFINITE HAS NO BEGINNING" BEGIN
MING" SIGNIFIES THE ONLY GOD AND CREATOR, THE
18th VERSE STATES THAT GOD CREATED HIS OFF.
SPRING. MALE AND FEMALE but not physical D.
See TESTIMONY Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

In the DAYS of old when
the people were beaten down,
Isaiah prayed 10 God. and
out Of his meditation. he was
able to bring forth exhorta-
tons which had power and
quality to induce right opin-
ion. in the faculty Of think
ing of the people.
From out of the One Mind.
God he received messages
pertaining TO Spiritual per-
suasion which could be used
to bring relief and peace in
the human affairs of that
time.
Jesus opened the door of
fhe Kingdom Of Heaven for
all peoples. He declared. my
WORKS AND GRE EATER
SHALL YE DO"
Learn to do well. seek
judgement, relieve the OPP
pressed. judge the fatherless,
plead for the widow.
Come now, and LET US
reason together. saith the
Lord: though your sins be as
scarlet. they shall be as white
as snow; though they be red
like crimson, they shall be
as WOOL" Isaiah l:17-18)
In our times with so much
unrest all over the nations
we should all be still and
know God. Every thought
that comes TO us should b.
tested TO see if il come.
from God. We need more
divine Love in human affairs
here, and everywhere.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
To-day in World Affairs
laid TO CONGO QUESTIONED
AFTER ATTACKS ON WHITES"
NY. Trib. $40, and Free Press

NY. Trib. 8-l6, and Free Press.
BY David Lawrence
WASHINGTON, Aug. l5.-An amazing item over
the ticker today. II read in part follows:
THE STATE DEPARTMENT ASKED CONGRESS TO.
DAY FOR AN EXTRA sloo 0oo, 900 IN FoRElCN-AID
FUNDS TO HELP THE VOL eNcs-roRN CONGO AND
POSSIBLY OTHER NEW AFRICAN NATIONS"
Not many days the troops Of the Congo government
which is to be given American taxpayers money committed
of the worst atrocities in human hstory-brvaI at
lacks on White residents, with wholesale besnss Of the
men, msfreatmen Of he children and rape Of the women
including al least two American missionaries
Yet the prime minister Of the Belgian Congo Govern.
menf has called all lie" and word Of regret or
apology has from the very whose troops
were guilty OF the sfroefiesand whose troops now
would be supported with furnished by the taxpayers
OF America.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
$4,000 ATTEND MASS FOR CASTRO"
Oct Times ai7 Havana AP
COD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE CUBAN AND THE CONGO DISTURBANCES
ARE. IN LARGE MEASURE. OF Tx DEVILS
COUNTERFEIT. CATHOLIC CHRISTIANITY
PsYCHoPATHIc : SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTE
BY ANDREW f. kvehout C.S. +++

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet OF our Fsfher+~ofher God. sIl-hsr-
n,onous" o. Is Silence and Health with Key 10 the
Scriptures by msrs Baker EDDY with @r-id message
mission. ~ho wildly the grace Of cod-dc Frve
hsfJssr'in Luther JOB in this age Il And how Science
Hsslfn. textbook Gods Libers'or Of the Bible
< HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE or GOD
THAN The POPE AT ROME AND The WRITER IS
HIS FRIEND AND or HIS PEOPLE. TOO
Jesus loved rish'eovsnsss and hated inqufy'!
The ~lyke~srn~ live in ~fooFs paradise
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW" FAITHFUL
STUDENTS or CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
~ WORKS AND GREATER" CHRIST JESUS
or The k-Y-7-H-i-c-I-L. DEVLiSH, ANTI
CHRIST. ADAx-EvE NURDERoUs CAIN JUDAS
KNAvEs' AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PAREkTHOOD
IN CONTEMPT Or THE c-HLL-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST
JESUS 90 YEARS RETURN - FOREvERMORE
IN HIS MODERN KINGDOM - NY ONE SATAN
FREE. SANE CHURCH THERAPEUTICS MY
CHRIST. SCIENTIST - HEALER OF THE MA.
TONS
See MASS. Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
letters TO fhe Free Press $40:
LeffcTs 70 me rec FTe3s 6-ZU
"cRITIOzEs KENNEDYs PROGRAM OF
GIVING"

Regarding John r. Kennedy. his platform and co.,
100000 people.
Senator Kennedy that ssfve, energetic and brilliant
nominee for Presidency has my opinion major
fsv-he wants 70 give
Having been born with everything and wanting for
nothing except fhe Presidency he make possible
that good fortune for all Perhaps The Senator would
different.
UNFORTUNATELY, HIS "NAToNALsTIc" PLAT
FORM, NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH "sociALIsTIc"
ALTHOUGH THE MAIN INGREDIENTS ARE THE SAME,
WILL GAIN MUCH SUPPORT FROM THE MANY or US
WHO WOULD LIKE TO HAVE WHAT IT PROMISES -
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING.
JOSEPH HARRIS, Lansing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27

OUR POLITICAL STATE COURT CAUGHT SOFT
ON THE DEVILS LABOR 'REF0RMERs!
"FOR THE STATES GOOD
BLACK INDICTS HIS OWN COURT"
Free Press edif1. $40
While We haven't always been enchanted by some Of
the State Supreme Court decisions which Justice Eugene r.
Black wrote in which he eonevrred believe he has
done the State great service in attacking the method of
eIeefing the high court justices.
The States system Of nominating for the office
at party convention and then eeetng them non-psrfi
san ballot is TO say the least. weird one.
JUSTICE BLACK. ADDRESSING THE MIDWEST CON.
vENTioN OF ATTORNEYS GENERAL DECLARED THAT
THE SYSTEM IS A CANCER" WHICH IS UNDERMINING
THE EFFECTIVENESS or, AND PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
IN, THE MICHIGAN SUPREME COURT.
See COURT Page 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27

THE DEVILS NEGRO DUPes.
SUCKERS. DEPUTIES!
DETROIT COURIER REsUhuNC DEVILS
SEX RAMPAGE!
SATAN WOULD NTECRATE LUST WITH PURITY!
FOR SEVERAL WEEKS NOW sKlRTIEss FE-
WALES DISPLAYED. DEVILS EvESD page !. AND THE
ISSUE or $40 %. L. z. ,.
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE PRESENTS cHRiSTLY
BRoTHERlY LOVE. The GOLDEN RULE. VIA
LIBERATINc WARRIOR ANGEL MICHAEL
CHRIsTs CHRISTIANITY DISTINCTLY IS TO
cRUcIFY The FLESH AND cLoRIFY THE SPIRIT -
e.s- VIA ST. PAUL:
See DuPEs. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-27
DEVILS "MR. K STAGES AN ENTERTAINMENT"

DEVILS "MR. K STAGES AN ENTERTAINMENT"
NY Trib. edifI ala
"a "cHAsTLY FARCE" = s&H)
"WIFE CAN'T CRY ANY MORE'"
COURAGE IN A PSALM" 9th
The LORD IS NY LIGHT AND MY SALVATION:
WHOM SHALL FEAR? THE LORD IS THE STRENGTH
or ~ LIFE: or WHOM SHALL BE AFRAlD?"
DEF. Times e-l7
Krs Francis G. Powers wife Of The captured W. pilot
THE DEVIL AND HIS COMMUNIST CRIMINALITY
IUNACY. is on TRlAL!!!
Tie HISTORY OF THESE TIMES NEEDS AN Ex-
POSTURE or TIE DEVIL. a MURDERER, LIAR, VOID or
TRUTH - VOID or REALITY!!
GOD IS WORKING HIS PURPOSE OUT"
a Glorious Day IHe0venIJ IS Downing
Christian Science Hymns
See MR.. K, Page
RIGHTEOUSNESS OF THE DEVIL (! IGNORES THE
MuITI-BIlLION S FRAUD. WHiTEWAsH OF
F.DR.'s DISABILITIES ! DEVIL S PSEUDO GIANT
SUCKER FOR STAIN ..!
'I0W-R0AD BENTLEY" RE McNAMARA'S
HEALTH!
"I0W-R0AD BENTLEY INsINCERE IN
DEBATE PROPOSAL : MCNAMARA"
Editorial page Of AFL-cio News 8l8.
You take the low road, and we'll take the high road
and we'll get 10 Washington sfore ye"
See BENTLEY. Page 9
Letters 10 the Free Press $40:
"CRITICIZEs KENNEDYs PROGRAM or
GIVING"
Regarding John r. Kennedy, his platform and co.
600 600 oeonIe
Evening star., 1960-12-13
Redistrictino
Unit Names
z to Bourd

Mrs. Bess B. Lavine, chair
man Of the Prince Georges
unit of the Maryland committee
for Fair Representation, has an
nounced appointment Of two
aides who will serve on the
county groups executive board.
John F. Graninger. assistant
manager Of the Catholic Uni
versity Of America Press, was
appointed publicity director.
Herbert F. Martin, president
of Palmer Park Citizens Asso-
ciation, was named membership
chairman.
The committees aim is to
gain reapportionment of the
seats in the Maryland State
Legislature to give heavily pop
ulated areas more representa-
ton.
Mrs. Lavine, who is chief
judge OF the Orphans Court,
also announced that the Prince
Georges Teachers Association
has given its support to the
committee. She said applica-
tions by individuals or organi-
cations for membership in the
committee may be sent to Mr..
Martin at 1919 Allendale court,
Palmer Park.
Evening star., 1960-12-13
Twice Convicted
As Slayer, Man
Wins New TriuI

Conner Blocker. 50, convicted
slayer, twice sentenced to death
for flrst.degree murder, has
won q new trial.
The United States Court OF
Appeals yesterday Issued q brief
order sending the case back to
District Court.
Blocker first was convicted in
1857 for the Staying of his COM
mon-law wife. Frances B. Hall,
43, in her apartment in the 1900
block Of Seventeenth street
NV.
His conviction was reversed
by the appellate court to allow
new medical evidence covering
insanity to be brought out in q
second trial. The defense in
both trials was that Blocker was
of unsound mind at the time
Of the shooting.
In the second trial, held last
April. a psyehiatrist and two
psychologists testified that
Blocker was. Of unsound mind
at the time of the crime. The
Government produced two psy-
chiatristS who testified Blocker
was an alcoholic but Of sound
mind.
The order issued yesterday by
the full nine-mernber appellate
bench did not indicate the rea.
sons for reversal Of the second
trial. The order noted, how
ever, that both prevailing and
dissenting opinions will be
handed down later.
Evening star., 1960-12-13
Woman, 63, Dies
As Home Burns

A 63-year-old woman who
was bedridden with arthritis
and o heart condition was
found dead last night after a
flash fire had badly damaged
the two-story brick home at
36ll Thirteenth street NV,
where she lived alone.
Police identified the woman
as Carolyn Armistead, a re-
tired Phyllis Wheatley YWCA
employe.
George Simmons, 20, of 1904
Thirteenth street NV, spotted
flames coming from a second.
floor window and tried to enter
the house. But he was driven
back by the dense smoke and
flames, police said.
\ Cause of the fire was un-
determined.
Evening star., 1960-12-13
NuvuI Plant
Plea Slated
By Lunkford

Representative Lankford,
Democrat Of Maryland, will ask
the new Secretary Of Defense,
as yet unnamed. to help pre-
vent the Navy Department from
laying OF personnel and, in
effect. liquidating the Naval
Weapons Plant during the pres
ent administration.
In q statement issued yester-
day, Representative Landlord
said he would 60 ANY place,
anytime" to meet the new De-
fense Secretary.
President-elect Kennedy
promised last September to re-
view the role Of the local plant.
But Representative Landlord
fears a lay-oh of about 500 en-
ployes, probably planned for
just after Christmas. He fears
the plant will already be liqui-
dated. in effect. before the
President-elect takes office.
Thus. the Representative said
he will seek to have the new
Defense Secretary intercede
with the present Defense Sec
retary. Thomas Gates.
Evening star., 1960-12-13
z Of 4 on Fishing Boot
Survive Sinking in Bay

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. l3 (AP)
Two men died Of exposure to
the icy waters Of Chesapeake
Bay yesterday after their ash
ing boat sank in q raging
snowstorm. hut two others were
saved by the timely arrival Of
a passing freighter.
1--WE had already made on:
peace with the Lord, If you
know what I mean," Samuel
Levin, one Of the two survivors,
said from o wheelchair at
Anne Arundel General Hos
pital.
The other survivor was Paul
Sacks. II. So !.
Failing to survive the 90 to
IS minute ordeal in the cold
bay waters were Howard
Cockerell. 81, skipper Of the
42-foot fishing boat Rose Marie,
and Meyer Sacks. A, Paul's
father.
All were from Baltimore.
Treated for Shock
Mr.. Levin. IS, and young
Sacks did not know Of the
death of the other two as they
chatted briefly with .newsmen
after getting q hot meal at the
hospital. where they are being
treated for shock. They ex-
pressed concern about the con-
dition of their companions.
The four were plucked from
the waters of the bay = OF
Kent Island, about five miles
below the Chesapeake Bay
Bridge, about 1880 am. yes
terday after crewmen of the
passing freighter Yacona heard
their cries for help. The va.
coma picked UP three Of the
men and the Coast Guard cut.
ter Appalachee got the fourth.
A search for them had been
underway since 8 o'clock Sum
day night when the Rose Marie
failed to return 70 Annapolis
from a fishing trip to the
Eastern Shore. The party had
left here at 7:30 am. Sunday.
MIR. Levin said the boat had
anchored during the snow
storm. which hit the area after
they had departed Annapolis,
"and the bufhng Of the waves
caused US to spring q leak"
1T took about eight hours
for the boat to I'LL up," he said.
Evening star., 1960-12-13
Tuwes Fills
Two Circuit
Judaeships

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. l3 (AP),
Gov. Tawes today filled two
circuit judge positions created
by the 1860 General Assembly
and ratified by the voters in
the November 9 election.
He appointed w. Earle Cohey
Of Cumberland and George B.
Rasin. jr.. Democratic State
Senator from Kent County.
Both appointments are effec-
tive today. =
Gov. Tawes still has to APP
point two circuit judges in
Prince, Georges County and two
more to the Court Of Appeals
which also were approved by
the voters last month. An
other circuit Judge is to be
elected in Montgomery County
In 1862.
MIR. Cobey will serve as as
sociate Judge Of the 4th judicial
district comprising Washing
ton, Allegany and Garrett
Counties.
MIR. Rasin will serve In the
Second Circuit made UP of
Cecil, Kent, Queen Annes,
Caroline and Talbot Counties.
Both will serve until the
1862 general election when they
may run for l5-year terms.
The Governor also appointed
w. Lawson King Of Gathers
burg to the Maryland State
Fair Board. Mr.. King fills a
vacancy created by the death
Of Louis Mel. Merryman Of
Baltimore County. The term
runs to July /.
Evening star., 1960-12-13
Mental Cases Fewer

BALTIMORE. Dec. l3 (AP).
The average resident popula-
ton Of Maryland's mental hos
pitfalls has declined from 1928
in 1865 to l0,S30 this year, the
Department Of Mental Hygiene
reported Monday. =
A report released Monday
attributed part Of the decline
to improvements in drugs and
in treatment.