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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-04
ENJOY FISHING TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. William Rucker,
of Hill Crest, Donnie Boyd, of
Belford street, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Osborne. of GAINESVILLE,
have returned to their homes
after enjoying a ten-day fishing
trip to Plevna Ontario, Canada.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-04
Cumberland

CUMBERLAND - Cumber-
land grange will meet on Mon
day evening, Aug. 8 at 500 p. m.
The refreshment committee is:
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kackley, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Garvin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Lepage, Charles,
Helen and Naomi Kackley, Ruth
Koontz and H. M. Gentry.
Western Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Yerian, of
Orrville, accompanied by his
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-04
FINE SUSPENDED

Gary Lee Carroll, II, Macks-
burg route l, was fined $1,000
and costs for speeding in the
juvenile traffic court in Mari
eta, Wednesday. The fine was
suspended.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-04

Little Brent Ciser and S W. Parrish of Sharon
bers of the Silver Spur Riding club and they giving
Of what when this local club puts the first
horse show at the opening night of the Noble county fair
Wednesday, August 81
Mr. Parrish and Master Cser only two of the
who participated the fremens festival parade Sat
urday night
Winners in the horse drawing Betty Clark $15 Lewis
Dennis, $40 and Ronnie Mitchell, $5.
Sammy Womack and Stanley Norman of Sarahsvlle
ried the club banners and led the parade horses
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-04
Former Noble Countian
E|ettrotuted BY Gable

Walter Fred Pleasant
day afternoon when he apparently accidentally touched
electrical at the Pavik Mine just Otsego
office GAINESVILLE Instantly
Musngum county mshap occurred in
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-08-04

Lord Hailsham, minister of
science in the British cabinet:
The Martians have nothing to
fear from, Rrita ain" "
Evening star., 1960-10-15
E,YclllSiye HillcreSt

cAOIOS1NO 4444AS4 Wv
a1O5 32nd pl. s.e.-Det, brick, 3
rms, 2 baths, bsmt. irec. rm.
built-in gars lge. scr. porch, lovely
yards; new house cond., priced
for quick sale. Ii. 6-7043 ewes
wfILoUoHBY VII oISSihs Real Estate Co. Inc.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
AVONDALE

Vacant for immediate pos
session. Rustic brick Colo
ntal on attractive corner
lot; 3 hedrms., lla baths,
sep. din. rm., fireplace in
Nv. rm.. nm. bsmt., 2-car
qetaehtd garage. Only S19,-
THE PERRY BOSWELL co
Realtors WA. 7-450l
Evening star., 1960-10-15
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

CoLESVMLE-Brand-new custom.
built rancher, on q level half acre
center-hall plan, 3 large bedrooIni
with two full baths, Colonial-stylI
I living room and fun family din,
tng room, very large kitchen
screened porch. carport. fireplace
in recreation room. full basement
outstanding construction; ST.. 800
4: J. KEssINGER q CO., Ju. O.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
HOUSES FOs sALE-Mp.

MASS. AVE. ExTENDED-Preciou.
cottage on lge. wooded lot. 2 bed
rms, hy. Tm.; firepl.. 26xl6 fam
~ rm. 20 Minis. TO White House
$4,000. Ewes. OIL. 4s2756.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
JolliSsaint Real Estate

SERVICE 1914 9th st. NV
QUIET NEIGHBORHOODi Buens
Vista Terrace, Just OF 30th st.
-s.e.-Fine detached home, excel
cond. Three lge. bedrms., liv. .rm.
with fireplace, din. rm.. kitchen
full bsmt., 2 porches Il, enclosed
garage, 250-ft. lot (completely
fenced in); beautiful home fol
gracious living; priced to sell
Owner leaving country. LaSALLE
REALTY CO., 514 Florida ave,
NV, AD. 2-2115.
61I1 IsT ST. SEC rms, newly
dec. plenty Of closets, lge. kit.
cabinets, full bsmt.: oil h.-w.h.,
'ise. front and rear porches,. chain
link fence, garage; conv. to bus
kTIe. schools. churches and shop
ping center. Must see to appreci-
ate, 10. 3-6533.
SI8 FOXHALL PL. s.E.-S12,000
va approved, S66.27 mo-, plus
taxes and insurance: 2-story, q
hedrm., 1h-bath brk. home for
veteran; ANYONE can buy. Call
r. L. Taylor, OIL. 4-3462. +. W.
BERENS, Ma. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Houses by Hughes

HYATTS.. near everything = Here
is lovely old home more modern
than many new ones. s rms, Q
baths, excel. for large family or
homeC and income. Beaut. fenced
lot approx. $4,000 So. Il. Show
ing by appt. LOUIS MILLER,
Realtor. UN. 4-2723.
Observation-Disclosures bunga-
low in Al condition; only Q blks,
parochial and public schools: 8
beorms., sep. din. rm.; large PAN
try, Oh modern kit; front porch:
full bsmt. with "a bath: detached
2-ear garage. level lot. sidewalk. A
terrtfic. buy at S11,750. First to
see viii buy. 50 hurry.
aft. CUSTOM brick rambler
ioaded with extras; Sway fireplace
IN Sbx24-ft. nv. rm.; kit, -1Sx24,
bar; 8 big bedrms., III baths, At
tached garage, beautiful K-acre
level lot; rustic ranch-type fence,
Price reduced for quick sale.
CT. NO SIS DOWN. Nonyet, $500
VIII include settlement: 4-bedrm.
Cape Cod in convenient Cheverly
area; full bSmt. with exit; alum
mum storm windows: mr.. schools
OF all grades. bus and shopping.
S73 MO. includes taxes, insurance
for q 6.room home; separate ar.
rm:, full bsmt., fenced yard; 1 blk.
to bus, shopping and schools.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1960-10-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

OWNER win help d.
nance this 3-bedrm. byk. rambler
choice neigh6orhood. Liv. TN. with
firepl.. large kit. with built-ir
breakfast set. Deep tree-shadet
lot with patio. Full bsmt., tiiec
and heated for any family activity
Walk to shopping. An schools ane
in this handy ioe. csIl today Si foi
VMR6oopHososss, sss, AonNscEYkaH ASoHnhNsEkH op.n K5LaaEE ! h
8. JU. 6-7100.
WOODMOoR = Nearly new bricI
rambler: 3 bedrms., frepl. In liv
rm., nice eating space; hsmt. with
outside entr.; 140-ft. deep lot;
terms. GRAHAM Co. JU. 1850
8 BEDROOMs, 2H baths IN thil
%ynutes G1T from sglvTssSsI glysf sprna nome e;op
er. Walking distance TO AL school
and 2 blks. to bus. .27-ft. liV.-din
8, with dishwasher, disposal. eye
level oven. etc. Family rec. room
vita hreplace. that's right for teen.
age party fun. Fully insulates
construction and wired for al
appliances. Air conditioning, wash,
er, drier, etc Ready for financing
Build an equity In this complete
home for less than rent. 1mme
% 9lase 2serpanSy; $SSSs;;a5sol;. $24; 80; cHES
CY CORP. JU. 6-7100 o to Q.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
BE A WISE MANI

RELTsV1LLE-open til dark:
11724 Roby; new brick rambler
69'x2S'; 8 lge. bedrmS. with bath
In master; sep. din. rm.; iee, Iii.
with pantry, raised hearth frepl.,
rec. type bsmt.; carport; lovely
trees on Ice. lot. S21, 300, S3, 600
On: LUBY-ROBERTS. WE. 5-5I67.
BERWYN HTS. New 3-bedrm,
rambler. modern kit, full bsn,t.,
nr; Space Agency: S7l9 63rd ave
sale BY builder, UN. 4-0463.
BERWYN HEIGHTS-TVo new an
brick ramblers, with front porches. 4.
separate dining room, tiled BATH
large living room with fireplaee; /;
nice lots: wall oven and surface
unit in spacious kitchen, gas heat.
big basement for rec. purposes'
Call UN. .4-S540 or OPEN SUN
DAY, I TO 8. See BUILDER at
o9OU o2no ave., Berwyn; $17,950,
working mans terms.
BERWYN HEIGHTS - Ranablers,
$4,000 to $1,000. Attractive new
MONIES, conv. to Wash-Balto pkwy.
and kenilworth ave: near schools
tull bSmt., outside entr.; 800
blk. Quebec place, Berwyn HeiShts
OWNER. AP. 1851.
BERWYN HGTS. = New 3-bedrIn
ramblers, IN baths, full bsmt. ;
FHA or cony. financing, S16,5OO,
by BUILDER, WA. 7-272S.
BY OWNER = 2-levei, aiI-brjck
rambler: LIST level, 8 twin-size
bedrms., lge. liv. rm. with firepI.,
wall completely mirrored, wall-to-
wall carpet. sep. din. rm., large
all-electric. kit. with din. area, 2
comp. baths, lower level: beaut.
I'm. rec, rm. 15x42 with complete
kit. and lge: bar: 4th bedrm. or
den and 3rd compl. bath; loc. i
mile from N. Hamp. and Eastern
aves. District line; nearby public
and parochial schools; bus service
to jr. and sr. high schools; excel.
shop. and transp.; owner moving
very soor: excel. buy. Open Sun, :,
1:6, or by appt. Sat, JU. S-4442.
pir.: New Hamp. TO Larch ave,
left on Larch to Lincoln. left to
home, $40.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

BOILING ANDREWS AREA - 8.
bedrEa. rambler IN southlAwn
Choice lot; low down payment
Assume 4z% loan. OWN 3 r
Evening star., 1960-10-15

BOILING ANDREWS Area - 8.
hedrm. rambler IN SouthlAwn
Choice lot; low down payment
AZ AssuPs Psss4az% 4az% loan. OWNER
CAMP SPRINGS
Large 2-bedrm. U-shaped rambler
on over an acre Of wooded ground
with creek and bearing fruit trees;
air heat, nr. public and parochial
schools: $1,000. HI. e-6726.
CARMODY HILLS, Seat Pleasant
Full price, $4,000 cash. A dand,
little bungelow on 2 big lots.
rms. and bath, bknt., OIL heat
San NJ, CLARK with 4. g.; GAR
cARROLLTONI $1,000 dp.-Movt
right in: assume present loan (nS
Sualifyingl; beautiful. 1:yrs-old
sssGTn ss SIs bs1F9eIsT rE Int HsRs Rs
cox, 10. S-S347 or sT. S.736s
ATLAS REALTY co.
CARROLLTONI $1,000 dn.-4-bed,
Cod; storm win, disha;ashsgr ; g'
washer, drier; FHA approved S2i,.
$50. 6002 s5th pl. sP. $500.
CARROLLTON-First Offering O
this year-old, immaculate, 3-bed
rn., IA bath split-level; lge. liv
rm., sep. din. rm., elec. kit, stor,
age attic: lge. level, shaded lot
81 900 down FEA
CARROLLTON REALTY, sP 3-3s3s
CARROLLT0N-4-behroom, 2-bati
Cape. Cod: 4hss loan; tile bsmt.
nrepl., washer, drier: S21.600
6l20 e4th ave. sP. 3-2511.
CHILLUM TERRACE, sI7 Sheridan
st.-Lovely brick rambler; 2 bed
rms. with finished attic. Owner
must sell. S17,950. -PORETSKY &
SONS, INC, TU. 2-5l4S or HA
CLINTON. nr. Andrews--Detachet
kit; on Is acre. 2-car garage
$3.50 down. CY. 7-s620.
CLINTON, Plain View lane-3-bed
rn1., brick rambler, garage. bsmt.
rec. rnn.: 4hTs loan, S20,760. II
inspect. call CY. 7-9095.
COLLEGE PARK = 3-bedrm. brk
rambler: full bsmt., rec. Fm.
fenced yard: $4,000: assume AZ.
or S560 dn, FLA. WE. 6-6662.
COLLEGE PARK (Hollywood =
this lovely 2-bedrm. det. home
full bsmt. WIrec. rm.; large 10
wLtrees. Vacant. OWNER. 10
5-2131.
COLLEGE PARK-Why pay rem
when for S11,500 you can buy !.
3-bedrm. masonry rambler in toI
cond. Lovely yard. Near every
thing. Vacant; move in with de
posit. $3.50 down. 500 per mo
BURCH REALTY CO., TO. O.
1892 It'll q nm.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.


RoCKyHLE.GLEN HILLS AREA1;
to see our listinRs. KOEPENICK
y MCDONNELL. 20. 1929.
ROSEMARY HILLs-2- -bedrm. brk.
space mod kit. psneled Easement,
outside exit. o. D. FIELD, INC,
JU. 5-7113, 90.
SHERWOOD FOREST-NeW listing,
! acre Of rolling countryside sur
level with bedTms.. 2 baths, rec.
rm., and carport; lower 20s. Open
Sun. l-6, Colesville I'd. 10 Motley
and left, following ARROWS to
home. LLEWELLYN CO., 10. s.
SILVER sPRNG-BY OWNER. All
nrick 2-bedrm. rambler; sep.
dining rm., full bsmt., rec. room.
Reduced. Ju. S-3143.
SILVER sPG. -TAKOMA PIX. AREA
q nice hlks. from elem. and ir.
high school: 24-ft. iiv rm., are
places semifinished bsmt.; rr.
Piney Branch and Philadelphia; /;
~; Sy6Mvlu ;19g down about S12o mo. BY
SILVER SPRING; st. MichaeI's
Parish-Brick- and frame rambler
with nrepl.. din. rIn., tiled bsmt.
4 gem for $l6;500. TAKoMA
SLIGO PARK - Custom Colonial:
lge. Nv. rm.. paneled den and
powder rm. on LIST FIR: 4 bedrms.
and 2 baths on 2nd fir.: all-elec
kit. with table space. huge ser
porch, many custom features that
must pc seen 70 be APPRECIATED
G.. ROBERT GRAY a CO, ~,
SPRINGFIELD
Nss SIsr ~. rm' HitR r.p Sri'f fami9 ra
size din. rm.. 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
iun bsmt.; conv. TO schools
churches and shopping. Ewes,
call Mrs. Fisher. OIL. 2-5221.
W, C. q A. N. MILLER DEV. Co
n.LT LIST YOUR HoME WITH us
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS split
ga baths, dream kit, large lot,
better than new, Only S26,960.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
kealtors HE. 4-360C
EAMBLERs; 4 bedrms., 8 baths
ain. rm, rec. .fm.; the most foi
less move right in. New Hamp
ave, left on Northampton, righ
on Beacon to open house. Sat
and sun, 1-dark. TRADE YoUF
ALIEN REALroR 10 b-1sSc
ST. .JUDE's PARISH-Beautifu! 8,
oearm.. 1s-bath brk. rambler
den with flrepl, @ s;; p.neissS isf rec. sc. rm. rm'
lovely yard with patio; i,iO0 On
FHA. Io. 5-S63O.
g. A. scHLEsINoER CO.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
HOUSES FcR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA
& BEDROoMs-2 RATHs
BELOW S20. .000

CloSe-in area, one Of Bethesda's
ine residential neighborhoods: 4
bedrm. brick home; spsce for bth
with trees.
BETHEsDA REALTY OIL. ALAS
BETHESDA = Beautiful custom
brick rambler, center hall. formal
din. fn., all elec. kit, 2 unusually
spacious bedrms.. 2h baths OF,
1st mr., 40-ft. rec. rm. w/hrepl.
and bar. study or maids rm. and
full bath in bsmt.. gear garage,
immense scr. porch overlooking
secluded ranch fenced yard: S47,-
$50. K0RzENDoRFER REALroR,
Evening star., 1960-10-15
CAMP SPRINGS

Large 2-bedrm. U-shaped rambler
on over an acre Of wooded sround
with creek and bearing fruit trees;
air heat, nr. public and parochial
Evening star., 1960-10-15
only So h00
PAMPER YOURSELF
RAMRT ,ERS

RAMBLERS I
NEW 3-bedrm. ramblers with day.
light bsmt., conV, to Wash, Bat
expressWay, Greyhound bus, shop.
centers and schls. Open. 6sf2
buehanap St. Woodlawn. PHIL
LIP c: ROGERS, WA. 10000.
Evening star., 1960-10-15

BEACON HTS. e. RiveFdaIe5-5:
SeGa@ Scme; fun lSstf S.t a.,6T STk HS sSe%iTst sf
$50 with Just $685. dn., no settle
ment chgs. Vacant. OWNER, LO.
Evening star., 1960-10-15

MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-Precious
eottage on lge. wooded lot. . bed
rms, hv, .Tm.; firepl., 26xl6 FAM
ily rm. 90 Minis. TO White House.
$4,000. Ewes, OIL. 4.2T56.
Near Temple Israel
Beautiful split-level and split-foyer
HANDLERS: consisting Of 9 bedrins.. !.
2h baths, sliding doors TO patio,
catheorel ceilings. all plastered
walls, al. brick construction; huge
kitchens and large recreation rms.
DR.: Out Piney Branch rd. to uni
yersity blvd. E., left to Bucking-
ham dr. right on Buckingham to
weaver, left on Weaver to Malihu,
Tttsht 70 model homes. Open daily
GRACE W, KLEIN q co. INC.
JU. 5-0ss0 He. 9-015s
NEWPORT KNOLLS
Only Sls,25O for aIl-briek. 3-bed-
rm.: full basement with plenty
rear yard, with patio. 10. 5-2s60.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
10730 Conn. Sye.
OLD KENSINGTON = Beautiful
Cape Cod with all mod. conv. near
i GHEAINAAAAAks y 9&AA mss LAkAAdAbAC
din. rm., fFepi': sci $50 FHk.
g. p FLETCHER, open SO, 10.
b-4677.
OLNEY-A truly masnifieent Town
House with q country setting.
acres Of stately trees surround
this stone Colonial with such
roominess as you've never seen
before. Picturesque stream runs
quietly thfough the grounds. Relax
and hye a, long and happy life in
TORS, JU. 9-4134. -.
PARKWAY
111I2 NICHOLS ST.
OPEN SUNDAY. ! TO 8
In this desirable area Of SOUGHT
alter alter homes We are pleased 70
home containing 3 bedrms., ~
baths. pan. fireplace wall. large
entrance foyer. lge. family rm.,
all-elec. kit. with table space.
patio. carport; new-house condi-
tion: assume large FLA trust;
tmmed. possession.
To reach: out Georgia ave. to
University Ut E . blyd,' I,' EiSht approx. Y
and property.
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY CO., INC.
942 WAYNE Ave. JU. 5-3Ol0
PICKWICK VILLAGE-Roorny Cane
Cod home with large rooms; SEP,
din. rm., table space in kit. &
bedrms., full bsmt.; pretty, fenced
yard; S1s,500.
Thompson Co. JU. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-06-27
AntiqueCors.
LubeIedJunk,
Fade Away

Charles E. Kohlhoss, who for
years believed he had a right
valuable" collection of old cars
behind his garage in PooleSville,
Md, today is almost out of the
antique automobile" business.
The reason is a Montgomery
County Circuit Court ruling
that the KohlhoSS collection
came nder the official heading
of Junk"
Poolesville town officials tried
for years to persuade the garage
owner to remove the old cars.
Finally the village came up with
an "anti-junk ordinance" and
requested the county govern
ment to enforce it.
In the subsequent court hear
ing, Mr.. Kohlhoss claimed the
cars were antiques. But they
still looked like junk to the
county's department of inspec-
tionS and licenses, and the ga
rage owner was ordered to
clean them away by June /.
All but about five or siv of
the 10o-odd vehicles on the
lot have been disposed Of, Mr..
Kohlhoss reported today.
Evening star., 1960-06-27
Chapel Dedicated
By Archbishop

The Most Rev. Patrick A..
OBoyle, Catholic archbishop of
Washington. said yesterday
during the dedication of a new
parish hall in Bethesda that
Christian living is more i'm
portant to the United States
than stockpiling missiles and
rockets.
He spoke at the dedication
of the 100000 st. Bartholo-
news parish hall at the inter-
section of Wilson lane and
River road. The hall will be
used for services until a church
is built on, the 11-acre site.
Approximately 600 persons
attended the service.
The parish, which already
has nearly 1000 members, will
be served by the Rev. Aloysius
E. O'Connor, assisted by the
Rev. William Kane.
Evening star., 1960-06-27

Washington High and Ham,
mond High. He has served on
the City Parent-T e a ch ers
Council.
Roger E. wheeler, 4812
Maury lane, 40-year-old ci-
william intelligence worker at
the Air Force Arlington Hall
Station, is backed by the Semi
nary Hill Citizens Association.
Mr.. Wheeler seeks representa-
ton for the city's western area
on the school board. He has
served as president of the
Stonewall Jackson Elementary
School PTA, and is a member
of the Minnie Howard PTA.
Candidates Listed
From the Northern District,
IlOLlllIlcCS dIc.
David C. Hastings, 6l0 Crest
wood drive, AZ, superintendent
of the r. F. & P. Railroads Po-
tomac Yards. is supported by
the Alexandria Chamber of
Commerce, the Patrick Henry
School PTA and a 36-signature
petition. An Alexandria resi-
dent for nearly eight years, Mr.
Hastings has served as presi-
dent of the George Mason PTA
and is a member of the HAM
mond PTA.
Frank A. Luckett, 36, of 10E
Oak Crest drive, assistant to the
controller of the Southern Rail-
way Co., backed by the Minnie
Howard PTA. He has served al
second vice president and pres.
ident of the group in addition tt
working on the city PTA CON-
mittee.
DR.. Clifford A. Webb, 81, $50;
Gildon drive, a pediatrician
supported by the Hammond anC
gorge Washington High
School PTA's. In 1889. DR.
Webb served as president of tht
Jefferson Junior High PTA, has
been a member of the Barrett
IPTA since 1854 and has served
also as vice president of the
city PTA council.
Evening star., 1960-06-27
Youth Dies
AfterCrush
In Fuirfux

A youth died today as a re-
suit Of a Sunday morning auto
crash on Beulah road in Fair
fax County.
County police said the VIC
tim was Gilbert Taylor, 10, OF
Franconia. He died at 2::3O
am. of multiple injuries in
Alexandria Hospital.
The victim had been a pas
senger in a car driven by Elmer
w. DodSon. jr., IT, of Fran
coma, police said. They said
the car was travelling north on
Beulah road when it went of
the left side of the road on a
sharp curve near Franconia
road and crashed headon into
a tree.
The driver was pinned in the
car and the two passengers,
including young Taylor, were
Evening star., 1960-06-27
Post Resigned
ByFitzGera|d

Henry st. John FITZGERALD,
chief assistant United States
Attorney for the Eastern dis
trict of Virginia, has resigned
effective July 5 to enter pri-
vate law practice, the Depart
ment of Justice announced
today.
Mr.. FITZGERALD will become
a partner in the Arlington law
firm Oren r. Lewis recently
left when he became a Federal
judge. The firm will be known
as Tolbert, Lewis and Fitz-
Gerald. Judge Lewis son Oren
Lewis, ,jr., is continuing with
the firm.
United States Attorney Jo-
seph S. BambacuS said in
Richmond, Il regret to an
nounce that I am losing the
most accomplished and sue
cessful trial attorney on my
staff. For nearly four years,
Mr.. FitzGerald has handled
Government litigation arising
in the Northern Virginia area
in a manner which does the
highest honor and credit to the
Government.
"Mr. FITZGERALD and I have
worked together on a series of
major prosecutions involving
income tax fraud, bank rob-
berry. kidnapping. and racket
eering to mention but a few.
eliminating recently in the
conviction of Joseph A. Chase
of Washington and Harry l..
Donovan of Richmond for tax
fraud. And during this drive
we have not lost single case
we tried together, either at
trial or on appeal"
The Federal prosecutor, who
served primarily in Alexandria,
Joined the District Attorneys
staff in 1856.
Last November, Mr.. Bamba-
Gus named Mr.. FITZGERALD chief
assistant United State attor-
ney, a supervisory post directly
under the United States attor-
ney, becoming at 20 the young
est principal assistant in the
country.
A law graduate of George
town University, he received a
master of laws degree earlier
this month.
Evening star., 1960-06-27
lHurt, 3 Held in Fight
In Prince William Park

man were booked by State
police on charges of disorderly
conduct and being drunk in
public. Prince William Com
monwealth's Attorney Selwyn
Smith. however, ordered State
police not to devulge their
names until his investigation
is completed.
Two State troopers, H. T.
Haskins, %, and c. N. Bu-
chanan, 30, of the Engleside
station were slightly injured
when their crusier collided with
two other ears on Route / near
Route 1913 while they were en-
route to the park.
Also slightly injured were
Nancy Lou Hefner of 5704
North Twenty-sixth street, Ar
lington. and her brother H.
Richard Hefner of the same
address who were in one of
the cars. Operator of the
other car. Maj. Charles Darcy,
of New Orleans, La, was not
injured.
Evening star., 1960-06-27

One man was slightly in
jured and three we're arrested
in Prince William Forest Park
yesterday after fight between
two groups of picnickers over a
ball diamond.
Park Manager L. T. Daven-
port said the dispute arose
when a group of white postal
workers from Falls Church
attempted to use the diamond
already in use by a group OF
Negroes.
The argument led to a fight
between four members of the
groups during which one man
was cut, Mr.. Davenport said.
Three men were arrested ano
one got away, he said.
The park and picnic grounds
were Immediately closed ano
the groups told to leave. Then
the park was reopened, Mr.
Davenport said.
Park rangers and part police
broke up the dispute.
Two Negroes and one white
Evening star., 1960-06-27

thrown out. Young Dodson
suffered a fractured ankle, dis
located hip and multiple
bruises.
George Miller, 16, of Fran
coma, the other passenger,
was treated at Alexandria Hos
pital for a fractured arm and
released.
1t was the goth traffic fatal
ity Of the year in Fairfax
County, compared with IL this
time last year. a..
/ The Taylor youth, a custo-
dian at the Annandale High
School, was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton l.. DodSon. Mr..
DodSon is head custodian at
Annandale High School.
Evening star., 1960-06-27
I. Parish Education
Meetings Planned

Two meetings to implement
a new plan for parish councils
on religious education for
Catholics in st. Marys and
Prince Georges Counties, Md,
have been announced.
The St. Marys County meet
ing will be held at $3.50 o'clock
tonight at the Father White
School, Leonardtown.
Catholic parishes in Northern
Prince Georges will send repre-
sentatives to a meeting at $50
pm. Wednesday at st. Mary's
Parish hall, Landover Hills.
The meetings will be spon-
sored by the Confraternity of
Christian Doctrine to further
the teaching of religion.