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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08

The trying of our faith, and
the hope for higher under
standing just naturally works
patience.
All Of the actual wisdom
Of might, and power in exist.
ance today is of God. that
eternal one Mind, which was
in Christ Jesus. This Mind.
Soul. Spirit now in existence
will forever be our shield and
protection. And now is the
time TO be still, learn, and
know more about God.
Christian Science teaches
that we live in Mind. and not
in matter. And that Mind
produces all action.
Mind produces all action.
n the action proceeds from
Truth, from immortal Mind.
there is harmony; but mortal
mind is liable TO any phase
Of belief. A relapse cannot
in reality occur in mortaIs or
so-ealled mortal minds. for
there is but enc Mind, one
God. Never fear the mental
maIprsciitioner the mental
assassin, who, in attempting
70 rule mankind, fr5mples
upon the divine Principle Of
Metaphysics. for Ccd is the
only power.
lS&H p. 4l9:20-28l
Page Four
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
FROM RELIEF ROLLS TO PAYRolLs"

y cS. Monitor Edif1 o-22
IN Cincinnati Ohio cooperative undertaking in which
TABOR UNION hotel association and the county welfare
department participated has begun pay gratifying div-
IH'RTY-NINE MEN AND WOMEN SELECTED FROM
's,, noLls HAVE COMPLETED AN so-HoUR TRAIN
ING COURSE TO PREPARE THEM 1op wopv re .sn,nc
oK noossMEN IN HOTELS. SIXTEEN WERE ASSURED
20 sons AT The CLOSE or THE COURSE AND ALL
'.,r. EXPECTED TO BE DRAWING HOTEL pAYcHEcKs
WITHIN A FEW WEEKS
See RELIEF, Page z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

Nv brethren. count II all
Joy when We fall into divers
temptations;
knowing this. that the
trying of your faith worketh
patience.
But let patience have her
perfect work. that sc may be
perfect and entire. wanting
nothing James l2-4l
The above words written
by James. one of the first
trusted of Jesus apostles. TO
the twelve tribes. are good
for us today. We can ex-
change every material false
belief for spiritual under
standing by the help Of God
through Jesus Christ.
The Christian Science re-
ligion discovered by Mary
Baker Eddy relates to God
through consciousness. and
through the study of the Holy
Scripture and Christian Sci
ence. We find that each in
dividual has a right to try
his faith in patience working
with the everpresence Of
God. the one eternal Mind.
Soul. Spirit. The infinitude of
the one NJ in d. God. ever
present working with us. does
away with evil false beliefs.
Continued o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
WHAT STAIN FEARED MOST"

MIRA Information Service o-24
What Stain and Moscow feared most is happening.
Shortly before his DEATH Stain talked about the in
evitabe of Japan and Germany after the But what
he dreaded most fhe possibility that these countries
might become united theological basis and be
ced with their former enemies according the late Dr.
Hans Kock Chancellor Adenavers Adviser Affairs
And exactly that is happening
Last month united JaPanese-cerman force Of 40
with representatives Of Is nations launched theological
offensive in the industrial Rvh of Germany under the pat
ronsge Of the Prime Minister of North Rhine WesphaIia
In this force group of Rvhr miners who have
Just returned from triumphant world mission Their deo-
logical play Hoffnvns Hope) has been by $4,000
people in ia performances in II countries.
As fruit of six weeks campaign Of Hoffnvng in Japan.
group Of so Japanese with their stage play The Tiger
See STAIN, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION JOB
FITTING GOVERNMENT TO T0DAY's NEEDS

Free Press edit. 9-IZ
There follows the last of several extended editorial
which the Free Press has presented mat Mch
gan voters may have fuller understanding of the major
issues which would be before Constitutional Convention
and of how the State could benefit by calling
See GOVERNMENT, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
JUNGLE PLANE CRASH KILLS 70" .

AMERICANS.
~. HITS fhCyMTAiN IN GUAM"
Free Press o-l9
"PLANE FAILS IN SEA: 70 DIE"
MARINES ON CRAFT IN PACIFIC"
"ENGlkE FAILS ON TRANSPORT
NEAR OKiNAWA"
News 9.22
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MORE SLOPPY THINKING OF THE SATAN
BOUND" NON CHRIST SCIENTISTS =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
From Spotlight" No. J-468-469
REACHING FOR THE MIND OF YOUR CHILD"
Bv GEORGE w. Robnett

Writer, Businessman. Former Union Member.
Waiter Revther's United Automobile Workers union
tUAW has devised clever scheme TO reach into the pub
liz schools and help mold your ehdrens minds favor the
kind of warfare that be basic with some
labor Unions
REUTHER'S JAW IS MAKING a CONCERTED DRIVE
TO PUSH WHAT IT CALLS IT'S LABOR BOOK SHELF
INTO THE LIBRARIES OF YOUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS ONE
or IT'S REPORTS c.s:..s T..A- moas THAN 800 OF
THESE BOOK SETS HAVE BEEN DISTRIBUTED TO
SCHOOL LIBRARIES THROUGHOUT THE NATION
See CHILD, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
JOUR- YOUTH MUST GET TO KNOW US BETTER
AND IT'S OUR JOB TO SEE THAT THEY DO"
LHoY To Steal Within The L0wy

JAW Education Dept. pamphlef
The kid with the grin and the cowlick and the qitl
with the skirt and sloppy going 10 run things
day.
RIGHT NOW, THEY SEEM TO BE ABSORBED ONLY
WITH THE JOB OF GROWING UP BUT THEY'RE NOT
MERELY PLAYING. THEY'RE LEARNING, TOO FORM
ING THE IDEAS THAT WILL SHAPE THEIR DECISIONS
IN THE DAYS TO COME
And it's those ideas that they're getting that we've
get TO become concerned about.
Actually, these kids have curiosity TO find out about
the UAW-whai il has done, what IT'S donq what hopes
TO do for them and the nation All really have TO do
make the information available
These kids ought to know what unions like the JAW
have done TO stamp out child labor that the YOUNG spend
their haPPiest years studying playing growing up in
the sunlight and the classroom and not in the noise and
dinsiness Of factory.
See YOUTH Pace 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
NIXON: DENIS PROVOKED VETO or JOB AID"
STRAIGHT P0RK-BARREL LEGISLATION" !
See YOUTH, Page 2
Free Press $40

Nixon said the Administrators original program for
neP'ns depressed areas provided Far real. help
me areas which needed it, such the eoamnina areas
OF Pennsylvania and West Virginia than did the somewhat
larger Democratic bill which was passed deliberately 70
provoke Presidential veio"
The Democratic leaders 'two-toone maiori,iess were
more interested in seeking political issue than in provid
ing the assistance SO badly needed by the depressed
Nixon said
O. - 80
See NIXON. Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
EISENHOWER MAKES ATTACK ON
PIE IN THE SKY POLITICS"
I'm PHILADELPHIA SPEECH, he CALLS DEFICIT
SPENDING WAY OF POLITICAL COWARD :
SAYS IT WOULD WEAKEN NATION"

" u
PHILADELPHIA Sept Is - President Eisenhower
warned today against sterins political promises Of pie
in the sky the expense Of the national economy and
United States leadership Of the free world.
In speech TO the American institute Of Certified Pub
lie Accountants the President ssid
ITO indulge in deficit spending. except in Of
temporary emergency not only robbng grandehI-
dren is the of ihe political coward Moreover nothing
surely weaken nation at home and abroad
than such irresponsible spending. Such responsibility
Governments contribution 10 the evil of initiation"
The President departed from his text TO nfeposfe his
warning against pie in the sky political promises He did
not attribute such promises any political figure but Vice
President Nixon has aserbed such philosophy to the
Democratic platform and his opponent for the Presidency
Senator John r. Kennedy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
mr. KHRUSHcHEv's OFFENSIVE
"PiE IN TIE SKY AND CHAOS ON EARTH"

NY Trib. Edfi. o-24
There greater differences between President
Esenhowers speech and that of Premier Khrushehev be-
fore General Assembly merely the calm clarity Of
the and the trvcvent verbosity Of the other
See PIE, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08

THE HEBREWS, CATHOLICS. PRoTEsTANTs. EFT AL =
See CRASH, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
PRESIDENTS COOLIDGE. HOOVER. F.D.R.

COOLIDGE: POLITICAL MISTAKES OF AUTt
CRAcY ARE CATASTPOPHIcl
HOOVER: EQUALITY WITH UNoUENcHABL
URGE TO BE UNCOMMON!
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT: DEVILS ADULT
OF BIBLE - NOTHING TO FEAR BUT FEAR ITS
This Week Ma
OLD r.: THE FEAR lREvERENcEl OF THE
lDlvlNE LOVE- is THE BEGINNING or WISDOM
See HOOVER, Page 2
Evening star., 1960-05-02

there to find Miss Porter un.
conscious on the floor.
Feeling no pulse. the trooper
summoned the Branchville Res
cue Squad which applied arti-
fetal respiration and then took
Miss Porter to Leland Memorial
Hospital, Riverdale. She wa.
pronounced dead on arrival
there at 7:10 pm. by DR.. Theo.
dore zegarra of the hospital:
staff. the trooper reported.
A preliminary autopsy by DR.
John T. Maloney, Prince
Geores County medical exam.
lner, failed to establish the
cause of death.
The contents of the deaC
girls stomach and a bottle oi
pills found in her room were
ordered sent to DR.. Russell S
Fisher, State chief medical ex.
aminer, in Baltimore for further
analysis, Trooper Fox said. HI
Evening star., 1960-05-02

added. however, that there was
no evidence she had taken any
of the pills.
The girls mother, Mrs.
James E. Porter, said her
daughter came home Friday
with a group of friends from
the university and left there for
College Park at 2 pm. yester-
day.
Il have never seen her hap
pier than she was yesterday,
the mother said.
Anne was a good" student,
according to a university
spokesman. She was not a
member Of any organization.
Miss Porter, daughter of a
farmer and a graduate OF
Washington High School in
Somerset County, was seen
about IS minutes before being
found by another resident of the
dormitory. Miss Betty Valiant
according to a dormitory spokes-
man.
She had just returned from
a week end at home and
seemed in good spirits, the
other girl reported. Another
girl, Miss Barbara Smith,
found Miss Porter on the floor,
Trooper Fox said.
Trooper Fox said he was
told by Miss Valiant that Miss
Porter said she was going for
a soft drink. The kitchenette
where her body was found is
adjacent to the dormitory's
recreation room.
Evening star., 1960-05-02
Potomac Search Given Up
For 7 Lost From Boot

He reached the shore near
the River View road home of
Donald Bowers. who notified
the fire department. Rescue
squadSmen from Oxon Hill,
Silver Hill. Morningside and
Accoceek began the search,
along with the Coast Guard.
Yesterday rescue squad skin
divers secured the river bottom
Boat Recovered
The search did turn up the
swamped boat in mid-river. It
had a 6-to-8-inch hole in the
bottom.
Mr.. Mebus, a German immi-
grant, was a cabinet maker at
the Wallace Cabinet Shop, 1924
Congress street NE. Friends
there said he was scheduled to
receive his citizenship papers
LnlS summer, ana then visit his
parents in Germany.
A sister. Mrs. George L. Sekel,
lives in Mclean, Va, and a
brother. Fritz, lives in the
Washington area, friends said.
Mr.. Anderson, a truck driver,
worked for E. j. Scannell, Inc,
a freight firm at 1912 Bladens-
burg road NE.
Mr.. Peoples also drives for
the Scannell company, and Mr..
Campbell is an electrician for
the John Gates Co. at 1902
SiXety-second avenue, Berwyn
Heights, Md.
Evening star., 1960-05-02
Arlington Father
Charged in Rope

A 21-year-old Arlington
father today was charged with
the rape of a 49-year-old
widow.
Police accused Lawrence e
Vaughn Smith of the 1900
block of North Queen street Of
attacking the victim as she was
about to enter her yard on
North Seventeeth street Sat-
urday night.
The victims cries brought a
neighbor who followed a man
from the scene and called po-
lice. Smith was arrested about
10 pm. at his home.
Special Justice Leonard Sat-
tier called County Court Judge
Paul Brown about midnight.
Early yesterday, Judge Brown
ordered Smith held on $4,000
bond on a charge of felonious
assault.
Today. however. Common
wealth's Attorney William Has
san Swore to a warrtn charging
rape after further investigation.
Judge Brown issued the war
rant.
Noting that the maximum
penalty for rape in Virginia is
death, he refused the defend
ants plea for a reduction in
bond.
Judge Brown scheduled a
preliminary hearing in the case
May IL. Both Smith and the
victim are white.
Evening star., 1960-05-02
Gunter Declines
School Post;
Wilson Named

ANNAPOLIS, May 2 CAP).-
A Cumberland Republican has
turned down reappointment to
the State Board of Education
and a Democrat named to sue
ceed him by Gov. TaWes.
The Governors office said
William A. Gunter had asked
to be removed from considera- =
ton for reappointment because
of the pressure of his law prac-
tice.
William L. Wilson, also a
Cumberland attorney and pres
ident of a brewery, was ap-
pointed to the seven-year term.
Mr.. Wilson formerly was chair
man of the Democratic State
Central Committee for Allie
gany County.
The Governor named George
]. Stup civil defense director
for Frederick.
Nathan Weinstock of West
minister was named to a six
year term on the Carroll County
Board of Education, succeeding
Elmer P. Pfoutz.
Evening star., 1960-05-02
Youth Unit
ConcertSet

The Montgomery County
Youth Orchestra will give its
annual spring concert at 4 pm.
Sunday in the boys gymnasium
of Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School.
If the quality of the young
orchestra's performance seems
exceptional. it's because of the
professional training of its
teen-age members.
Director Chester A. Petranek.
who has worked more than 10
years to develop the group, Sc
lected his musicians with care.
He auditioned applicants from
the county'S junior and senior
high schools individually and.
on acceptance, rated them for
solo work and seating assign
ment.
Though many of the more
than 100 musicians will grad
uate" from the orchestra this
year. their seats won't be emp
ty long; the orchestra'S reputa-
ton alone attract enough ap-
plicants to fill any vacancies.
The young musicians re-
hearsed each week during the
c"st year for Sundays pro-
I'm. Among the selections to
played are Beethoven's Egg
-11nt Overture" Handels "The
Faithful Shepherds Suite" and
The Gipsy Baron Overture"
from Strauss.
An admission fee of so cents
per person will be charged.
Proceeds will be used to meet
the orchestraS expenses.
Evening star., 1960-05-02
Coed Freshman Is Found Decd
In Md. U. Dormitory Kitchenette

A freshman coed at the Uni
versity of Maryland was found
dead in a basement kitchenette
Of a campus dormitory yester-
day.
There was no immediate in
dication what caused the girls
death. and further medical
tests were to be conducted, ac-
cording to police who are in
vestigating.
The dead girl was Miss Anne
Garrison Porter, 10. of Princess
Anne on Maryland's Eastern
Shore, f1rst-year student in
a pre-nurSing course at COLLEGE
Park.
She was found on the floor
Of the kitchenette about 6:45
pm.
State Trooper Charles F. Fox
said he first received a call that
a girl had tainted in Worcester
. Hall, the dormitory, and went
Evening star., 1960-05-02
TuWes Joins
Supporters
OfHospitoE

Gov. Tawes has joined about
ITO State and county leaders
who urged COMMUNICATIVE
support for the Silver Spring
Hospital building fund drive
Their call for support was
given as plans are being made
for groundbreaking ceremonies
for the $6 million 300-bed hos
pital to be built at Forest Glen
road and Sligo Park.
State and county officials
and civic, business and medical
leaders who signed a statement
pledging "wholehearted sup
port of the project urged per-
sons in the community TO give
fully of their time, effort and
resources to this hospital
whose doors will be open tc
ALL"
Joining with Gov. Tawes ir
signing the statement were
Controller Louis L. Goldstein
Attorney General c. Ferdinand
Sybert, Senators Beall anc
Butler, Republicans of Mary
land; Representative Foley
Democrat of Maryland, and
Court of Appeals Judge Sted.
man Prescott.
Montgomery County leaders
included County Council Presi-
dent Grover K. Walker. Coun-
Gil members Stella B. Werner
Joe Kyle, William F. Hickey
Jerry T. Williams and David
L. Cahoon, State Senator Ed
ward S. Northrop, Delegates
Blair Lee III, Margaret C
Schweinhaut, Edna P. Cook
and Alger Y. Barbee.
Evening star., 1960-05-02
Gen. Squires Heads
Virginia Guard Unit

RICHMOND, May 2 CAP).-
j. w. Squires of Danville, re-
tired National Guard general,
was elected president of the Vir-
ginia National Guard Associa-
ton at an organizational meet
ing Saturday.
1t. Col. Cecil E. Runkle of
Norfolk is first vice president.
1t. Col. Clarence F. Forehand
of Norfolk is second vice presi-
dent.
Evening star., 1960-05-02

An intensive search for two
Washington men, missing since
q boat accident on the Potomac
River early yesterday, has been
called of, the Coast Guard said
today.
Rescue squad and Coast
Guard units spent most of yes
terday searching the river near
Broad Greek, about 10 miles
south of Washington, for some
trace of Ernest Mebus, rs, and
Walter J. Anderson, "a, both
Of 2406 Minnesota avenue Sc.
They disappeared in the
dark. choppy river about 1890
am. Sunday morning while
cruising to Marshall Hall
with two companions, Fred L.
Peoples, "a, of the Minnesota
avenue address. and Donald r.
Campbell, 10, of 755 10th street
Sc.
The companions managed to
swim safely ashore after the
boat. a 13-foot runabout. ap-
parently struck a floating OBJ
ject and began to fill with
water.
Panic Recalled
When the boat got full of
water. the boys began to get
panicky," Mr.. Peoples said.
They jumped in and pulled me
with them.
There wasn't any need to
Evening star., 1960-05-02
TuWes Indorses
3 Sitting JUDGES

ANNAPOLIS, May 2 (AP)
Gov. Tawes has announced
his Endorsement of the three
sitting judges" in Baltimore
County who are standing for
election to full 15-year terms
on the Circuit Court bench.
Two of them, Judges George
Berry and James Lindsay, were
appointed by Gov. Tawes. The
other, Judge Albert Menchine,
was an appointee of Gov.
McKeldin. They are being
challenged by four other can
didates in the May II Demo-
cratic and Republican pri-
marieS.
The Governor had earlier
given his Endorsement to ap-
pointed judges in Montgomery
and Anne Arundel Counties
and in Baltimore City.
Evening star., 1960-05-02

in the Calvert County Hospital.
He had suffered head injuries
in the accident about $50 pm.
State Trooper E. NJ. Evans
said Mr.. Doves car failed to
negotiate a curve.
Another motorist also was
reported in critical condition
in a Washington hospital from
a similar auto accident yester-
day. He is Edward Musshette,
36, of La Plata, admitted to
Freedman's Hospital with Sc
we're head injuries. His car
missed a turn on Kent avenue,
La Plata, about $40 pm. and
overturned, Trooper Elmer T.
Parkerson reported.
Evening star., 1960-05-02
MoryIond's New Yacht
Grounds With VIPs Aboard

DAYTONA BEACH. Fla,
May 2 (AP).-Maryland's new
l18-foot yacht Sea Level, un-
dergoing repairs here since
Thursday should be ready to
resume its journey today.
Capt. John Condway said the
craft, purchased in West Palm
Beach and being taken to Bal
timore, ran aground in the
inland waterway after a steer
ing cable broke. The propeller
was bent. Eight State legis-
'latorS were aboard.
The Sea Level replaces the
165-foot Potomac which has
been sold by Maryland.
Five of the legislators have
already left for their homes
while the three remaining plan
Evening star., 1960-05-02
Fire Score Routs
Pupils in ArIinqton

Fear of fire caused evacua.
ton of more than 500 children
from Hoffman-Boston High
School in Arlington this morn
ing.
Sparks flew and the audito-
rum stage switch glowed wher
it was turned on about IL am
while a drama class was prac.
ticing for a play. Principa,
George M. Richardson immedi-
ately ordered the school emp
tied.
Glasses were resumed after
about eight minutes when fire.
men ascertained there was nc
danger of fire, the principal
reported.
Evening star., 1960-05-02

to stay with the yacht on its
trip north.
Those who have already gone
are Senators Ray Burlington of
Baltimore and Samuel Barrack
of Frederick; and Delegates
James Latham of Talbot
County, Charles SmelSer of
Frederick County and Frank
Harris Of Cecil County.
Still in Daytona Beach are
Delegates Charles Moore of
Hartford County. and Henry
Hanna of Wicomico County and
w. Randolph Harrison of Tai
bot County.
The legislators said they had
shown hundreds of visitors
through the craft since it had
been brought here for repairs.
Evening star., 1960-05-02
Narcotics Stolen
At Walter Reed

An Army investigator re-
ported to Washington police
today that $50 capsules Of mar
cotics were stolen over the week
end from the Walter Reed Hos
pital pharmacy.
Leroy W. Bimel of the GRIM
inal investigation division said
the door Of the pharmacy OF
the main building was forced
sometime between S pm. Sat-
urday and II pm. Sunday.
The thief then broke into q
cabinet and removed the as
sorted narcotics, $50 capsules
of which were morphine.
Evening star., 1960-05-02
DC. Auto Toll Hits 81
As2Die in Accidents

Washington's 1860 traffic IA
tality toll rose to 81 over the
week end with the death of a
pedestrian in an automobile
accident. There were 26 fatali-
ties at the same time last
year.
Preston London. "a, of 1876
Eighth street NV, was killed
when an automobile struck
him last night as he walked
across the Kenilworth avenue
freeway near the approaches
to Benning road underpass, po-
lice reported.
In another accident less
than an hour later. Miss Ann
Martha Warmke, IS, of 1926
Lawrence street NE, a re-
tired Federal employe, was
pronounced dead after her car
struck a tree on Michigan ave-
nue. near Irving street NE.
However, police have not yet
ID e t ermi ined whether Miss
Warmke died of traffic injuries
or whether she was stricken
while driving.
Mr.. London was struck at
1897 pm. and knocked more
than 100 feet as he walked east
across the eXpressway, accord
ing to Accident Investigation
Unit PvtS. Charles R. Wright
and Charles E. Decker. The
driver of the car, police said.
was Earl Anderson, 80, of 1892
Blaine street NE, a special
policeman at the Department
of Defense. Police charged him
with unreasonable speed, and
he was ordered held for action
of the coroner.
The victim was pronounced
dead at Casualty Hospital of
multiple fractures. Mr.. Lon
don was the 18th pedestrian to
die in traffic here this year.
Miss Warmke was driving
toward her home on Michigan
avenue when her car suddenly
veered to the right, mounted a
curb and struck a tree, accord
ing to a witness. The witness
sal dno cars were near her. She
was pronounced dead at Wash
ington Hospital Center.
Evening star., 1960-05-02
NAN, 702, HIT
BY CAR, DIES

SALISBURY, Md, May 2
CAP). - A 102-year-old man,
brother of a former American
University official, died early
today after he was struck by a
car while crossing a highway.
The victim was John McLain,
a retired carpenter. He was
struck while crossing U. S.
Route Is about 10 pm. last
night, and died less than four
hours later in Peninsula Gen
eral Hospital.
A brother, Dayton E. McLain.
Of Gainesville, Fla. is a former
vice president of American Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1960-05-02

jump. The boat won't sink, no
matter how full it gets" ne
continued. 1--WE could have
padded it back to shore"
Mr.. Peoples said he tried to
get back to the boat, but could
not locate it in the dark, so he
began swimming for shore.
Il could see the outline of
some trees on a hill and I
aimed for them. I guess !
swan about a mile"
Evening star., 1960-05-02
CARS OVERTURN,
] KILLED, I HURT

A Calvert County Md man
died in a Prince Frederick Hos
pital today from injuries re-
ceived when his car overturned
last night on State Route 2, a
half-mile south of st. Leonard,
Md.
Elmer M. Dove, jr., "a, of
Broome Island, died at 10 am.
Evening star., 1960-05-02
NH Doctor to Lead
Mental Health Panel

DR.. William Hollister of the
National Institute Of Mental
Health will moderate a panel
discussion, The Emotionally
Troubled-Can We in Oul
County Help Them?" at 8
O'Clock tonight at a meeting Of
the Montgomery County Men.
tai Health Association.
The meeting will be held ir
the National Institutes oi
Health Clinical Center audi.
ltorium, Bethesda.