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Evening star., 1961-12-28
BY the Associated Press

Lawyers for Irwin c. Scar
beck have filed a motion ask
ing reduction of his 30-year
prison sentence. They described
it as harsh and unjust"
The lawyers, Samuel Klein
and Arthur Wagman, said
Scarbeck was a "scapegoat of
the political fears of our time"
Scarbeck, married and the
father of three, was convicted
two months ago in a District
Court trial that brought out
his involvement with a dark
haired Polish girl, Ursula
Discher, while he was serving
as second secretary to the
American Embassy in Warsaw.
In both a tape-recorded in
terrogation and in written
statements. ScaIbeck told how
Polish Communist agents sur
prised him in bed with Miss
DiScher and then blackmailed
him into giving away United
States secrets.
Scarbeck was convicted on
three counts of revealing class
flied information to the Polish
agents. He was given a maxi
mum sentence of 10 years on
each count. to be served con-
secutively.
Judge Leonard P. Walsh, the
trial judge, will rule on the
motion to reduce sentence. In
sentencing Scarbeck, Judge
Walsh said the punishment
might deter others from per-
forming similar acts.
| 7 Tie attorneys motion main
tained that severe punishment
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Senegal Charges
Border Violations

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
Dec. % (AP).-Senegal has
filed a complaint with the
United Nations Security Coun-
Gil accusing military authorities
in Portuguese Guinea Of three
border violations.
A cable from SenegaleSe
Foreign Minister Doudou
THAN, disclosed here today,
described the alleged violations
as provocative and warned that
Senegal is determined to de-
fend its territory.
The complaint charged that
POI lguese troops crossed into
the Iorder village of Bakakap-
atapa December 16, Sowing
panic among the Senegalese
population" and five days
later pursued deserters across
the border in motorized COL
umns. Two Portuguese jet
fighters were said to have
flown over Senegalese territory
at a low altitude December 81
The cable contained no re-
quest for U. N. action.
Evening star., 1961-12-28

The colorful, centuries-old
ceremonies of the solemn bless
ing and installation of a Bene-
dictine abbot will be performed
for the first time in Washing
ton at 10 am. Saturday at the
National Shrine of the Imma-
culate Conception.
The Right Rev. Alban Boult-
wood, O.S.D., newly elected
abbot of st. Anslem's Abbey
Fourteenth street and South
Dakota avenue NE, will be
installed formally in his new
post. .
st. Anslem's, formerly a pri-
ory. was elevated to the status
of an abbey in october by Pope
John XXIII and last month the
monks of the congregation
elected Father Boultwood abbot
The Most Rev. Patrick A
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Wash
ington. will perform the installa-
tion. assisted by the Right Rev
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Coble Cor Hit by Jet
Houls Tourists Aquin

CHAMONIX. France, Dec. %
(AP).-A cable car system hit
by a zooming jet fighter last
summer is back in operation
hauling tourists thousands of
feet over snow-covered Valle
Blanc for a breathtaking view
Of Mount Blanc.
The Jet clipped a towline
knocking three cabins off the
main cable. Six persons were
killed.
Evening star., 1961-12-28
U Thunt Seeks
World Court Edict
On U. N. Funds

THE HAGUE, Netherlands
Dec. % tAP) u Thant, Act
ing United Nations secretary
general. has asked the Interna-
tional Court at The Hague for
an advisory opinion on how to
resolve the United Nations
financial crisis, the court an
nounced today. He did so in
conformity with a resolution
adopted recently by the United
Nations assembly.
The president of the World
Court has fixed February 20
1862, as the time limit for sub
mission of written statements
by the 104 member states OF
the United Nations. The ques-
ton the court has to answer is
whether the United Nations
charter puts a binding legal
obligation on members Cor fl
nancial support of military op-
erations ordered by a majority
Of United Nations members.
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Grand Lodge
Masons Install

ConVass B. Dean, retired fis-
cal management chief in the
office of the Secretary of the
Army, last night was elected
Grand Master of the Grand
Lodge of Masons in the District
Formerly grand high priest
Of Royal Arch MasonS in Vir-
ginia, Mr.. Dean, of 2612 North
Pershing drive. Arlington, was
installed along with II other
grand lodge officers.
Mr.. Dean retired in 1852
from the office of the Secretary
of the Army. He is currently
employed by the Old Dominion
Bank in Arlington. Mr.. Dean is
succeeded as deputy grand mas
ter by Charles B. Gilley.
Also elected and installed last
night were:
Harry B. Savage, senior
warden; Lex L. Dodds. junior
warden; Raymond N. Babcock
secretary; Dean Hill Stanley
treasurer; George w. Feidt, lee
turer.
Also, the Rev. Edward C.
Latch. chaplain; the Rev. w.
Kenneth Lyons, assistant chap
lain; Thomas w. Dodge, senior
deacon: Charles T. Macdonald,
junior deacon; William j. ia
cobs, jr., senior steward, and
Milton D. Norman, junior
steward.
Appointed by the grand mas
ter were:
Richard H. Hart, marshal;
Robert F. Sutphin, sword bear
err: Eulan I. Snyder. pursuivant,
and Karl T. Weimar. jr., tiler.
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Firing Upheld
OfGeorgio
Postal Clerk
BY the Associated Press

The Post Office Department
has upheld today the dismissal
of Jeardine Surrency, 41-year-
old postal clerk. who was fired
last April from the Savannah
| (Ga.) post office.
| A department spokesman yes
terday said a review Of the
case by Richard j. Murphy,
Assistant Postmaster General
for personnel, disclosed no rea-
son for reversing the recon-
mendation Of two separate
hearing boards.
An attorney for the woman
had pressed for reversal Of the
board recommendations, charg-
ing the Surrency case repre-
sented injustice and out
rageous discrimination" when
compared with the case of
w. w. Law.
The attorney, Shelby Myrick,
said his client had been fired
for taking SO cents worth of
candy in a box among un-
claimed mail parcels.
But the department spokes-
man said the dismissal was
based on charges that Miss
Surrency changed the addresses
on business-reply cards in order
to divert boxes of candy to the
unbelievable mail section,
from which she would pick
them up.
There is no conceivable COM
parison between this and the
Law case" the department Of
ficial said.
Mr.. Law, top Georgia officer
| in the National Association for
the Advancement Of Colored
People, was reinstated earlier
this year after being fired Tor
unauthorized absence from his
route and other violations. The
NAACP had charged the case
involved racial discrimination,
but Postmaster General j. Ed
ward Day vigorously denied
this.
The Post office spokesman
said the case of Miss Surrency,
who is white. involved "tamper-
ing with the mail, a Federal
offense we cannot condone."
The spokesman said the small
value of the mail involved led
Government attorneys to rec
ommend against prosecution.
Evening star., 1961-12-28
3Consultunts
In History Named

Three history professors
emeritus have been appointed
as Honorary ConSultants in
American History at the Lii
brary of Congress.
Named to three-year terms
by Librarian L. Quincy Num-
ford were Samuel Flagg Bemis,
Yale University; Samuel Elliot
Morrison. Harvard, and Allan
NevinS, Columbia.
Evening star., 1961-12-28
DruggedGirIs
Are Able to.
QuitHospituI

Patricia, IL. and Molly Heff
ner, Ia, victims of what Mary.
land police called attempted
murder, were scheduled to be
released today from the hos
pital at Patuxent (Md.D Nava,
Air Station.
The children had been rushed
to the base by helicopter Tues
day, from their Smith Island
home. after their stepfather
DR.. William N. Heffner found
them semi-conscious and his
wife. Helen, AZ, unconscious
Mrs. Heffner was pronounced
dead at Sis pm. Tuesday.
Mama gave us some vodka
and a needle too," Molly tolo
her father before lapsing into
Inconsistencies, the Associated
Press reported.
State police at the Salisbury
Md barracks said the chill.
dren and mother could have
received any one of several
drugs, including morphine.
After an initial autopsy there
police were awaiting further
tests in Baltimore to determine
the cause of death.
Police attributed Mrs. Heff-
ner's death to a Self-inflicteo
injection.
DR.. Heffner said his wife
learned to give injections last
winter while helping him in hi.
practice. He was unable to ex.
plain where she may have founc
the material in the injection
A family dog. a boxer, alsc
had received injections, police
said. but survived.
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Fire Kills Mother
And Four Children

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Dec. %
(AP).-A mother and four OF
her II children died in a fire
in their frame, two-story home
here early today.
The father and five children
escaped unharmed. A daughter
suffered a back injury in jump
ing from a second-story win
dow. One child was away
visiting relatives.
The victims were Mrs. James
Kirkpatrick. SO, and Eugene, 8;
Lydia May, 6; Judy Ann, 4, and
Michael, 2.
Evening star., 1961-12-28

NEW YORK, Dec. % (AP).-
An airline pilot was grounded
today amid a hubbub of investi-
cations as to why he made a
brief touch down" with his
plane, carrying so passengers,
at an unused Long Island air
port before landing at New
York's Idlewild Airport on
Tuesday.
The plane was an Eastern Air
Lines craft, whose pilot was
identified only as Capt. Richard
H. Hamann, on flight from
Montreal to Idlewild.
The touch down was made
several miles east of Idlewild at
the former Mitchell Field Air
Force Base. The base has been
closed for about a year. 1t has
short runwayS and no working
control tower.
An airline spokesman said
there was no malfunction of the
DC7B piston-engine craft and
that the weather was good. The
spokesman declined any COM
ment as to whether the pilot
may have mistaken Mitchell for
Idlewild.
The plane circled the former
air base. touched down on ar
1,800-foot runway and took of
again without stopping. An All
Force officer, one of a skeleton
staff left at the field, reported
the incident and set off a wide
investigation to identify the
craft.
Eastern today identified the
plane as one Of its own and
said both the company and the
Federal Aviation Agency were
making an investigation of the
occurrence. Meanwhile, the
pilot was relieved of duty. He
was not available for comment
An FAA spokesman said such
a plane fully loaded would re-
quire a 5,800-foot runway for
landing, and 5000 feet for take
off. He said wheel marks found
on the Mitchell runway indi-
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Porty Worker Gets
Michioun Law Post

LANSING. Mich, Dec. %
(AP).-Frank J. Kelley, 81, Al
pena City attorney who has
worked hard for the Democrats
Party, has been appointed State
attorney general by Gov. John
B. Swanson. as
He succeeds Paul A. Adams
of Sault Ste. Marie, named by
Gov. Swanson to the State
Supreme Court to succeed
George Edwards.
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Liquor Outlet Probers
Meet With Judqe

BALTIMORE, Dec. % (AP)
"A grand jury investigating
supervision and control Of
liquor outlets met again yes
terday with Judge Joseph L.
Carter and States Attorney
Saul Harris.
The jury report is scheduled
to be presented to Judge Car
ter January 5. Joseph M. His
ley, chairman of the special
jury committee studying the
liquor license situation, also at
tended Wednesdays meeting.
Evening star., 1961-12-28
Pilot Grounded, Stop
AtCIosed Base Probed

Gated the planes nose wheel
rolled along it 25 feet and the
main wheels 8 feet before the
plane zoomed back into the air.
Evening star., 1961-12-28

The Newsmoken Of the Yeor seIec-
tions ore mode in strict accordance
with ballots returned by thee news
editors Of Associated Press member
newspapers and rodio stotions. News
editors ore osked onnuolIy to vote
for the top news personalities Of
the yeor. The selection does not
necessarily indicate support Of poll
eies or oetions Of the person chosen.
They merely identity the individuals
who made the top news Of 1861 in
their respective fields.
Evening star., 1961-12-28
%.$ 2tA.q5%
Kennedy Top Newsmoker,
With Khrushchev Second
BY TOM HENSHaW

John Fitzgerald Kennedy was
chosen "Newsmaker Of 1861" by
the news editors of Associated
Press newspapers and radio sta
tionS.
He was selected for the sec
ond straight year by a wide
Evening star., 1961-07-23

FOGGY BOTTOM, 1882 Eye st. NV.
Charming 2-bedroom restored
town house with firepl., patio: air
cond.: S1S5. Open 1914 pm. sun.
Evening star., 1961-07-23

MCLEAN. 1851 Poppy dr.. Il. g.
5S63-For ideal living and enter
tanning in select eommun.,. new
"a baths. ig. foyer, csthedTsi
ceiling. iy. rTn. 23x24. din. rm.
11x17. kit. 11x15. z clsts.. rec.
rm.. laun. rm. w/washer-drier.
bsmt.. carport, outstanding decor.
w/w:-w. cerpeting. draperies, .
firepls.. swim: pool privs. (pool l
blk:). Avail. Aug. /. $3.50 or less
without extras. min. 2 VI. lease,
McLEAN-ELMWOOD ESTATES -
Spacious 4-bedrm.. 3-bath house.
lge. lot. porch. rec. rm., garage,
bsmt. Suitable entertaining. Avail.
now. $3.50 mo. Ell. 6-4732.
MT. VERNON BLVD, south Of Alex,
90 Minis. to D. G.. 10 to Belvoir-
4 bedrms. and family rm.: 2-leyeI
contemporary IN Holm Hills.
Avail. Aug. /. S2oC.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
tcoNTINuEn)

ROCK CREEK HIGHLANDs-Cus-
tom built. air eond., bedrms.
3 baths, many extras. Beaut. lEe.
fenced lot bordering park. near
public and paroehial schools; S275.
VIII. 2-4lI8.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
IHEVY CHASE. MD

FURNISHED HOME for lease, large
granite house in exclusive Chevy
Chase, Nd. Adequately furnished
and appointed for diplomat. For
appt. call OIL. 4-0S71.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
HOUSES UNFURM. TO RENT

ADAMS MILL RD., 3I53-6 rms,
"a baths; overlooks Rock Creek
Park. Newly dec, wired for air
conditioning: Rec, rm in bsmt.
Inspection By apt. or,Iy' cali No
1884. B. =. SAUL CO., Ma. s.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
REAL ESTATE Sale or Exeh.

RETIRING? No traffic or heating
problems here viii trade beauti-
full 2-story. four bedroom brick
home: ia baths. long Lying room
dining room, kitchen. 2 porehes,
on az corner lots q the f3ss
sun. for = smaller House in or
near Fairfax. Owner viii earfF
loan 4 4 neg, nseesssTy, I ~ Totsl PIG
443 3. BonhSm street. San Be-
nito. Texas.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
S025 ONTARIO RID. NV.

Cor. Adams Mill Rd.
APT. 302@Truly beautiful
foyer. large liv. rm., din.
space, mod. kit. with win
dow and exhaust fan, lge.
hedrm., ample closets. View
OF Rock Greek Park. Entire
apt. home in near perfect
como. S12.500. No mtg.
$4,000 cash REQ.
APT. b04-Eaually lovely Q.
nedrm., 2-bath apt. home,
S16.750: terms. Ask for Mr..
OWENS In Ant. 302 or call
DE. 2-2042.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
OTHER I,ISTTNCS
NAYLOR GARDENS

S6,95o-1 bedrm., liv. rm., dinette,
kit. bath. Beautiful view.
$S,950-2 bedrms., 1st floor. Conv.
location.
$11,95o-3 bedrms. Conv. to stores
and transportation.
3Ts INT. ON UNPAID BAL.
All apts. have laundry and storage
facilities. Also have several 2nd
JOHN L. SHELTON, RltY. 20 $4,000
Evening star., 1961-07-23
POTOMAC PLAZA

2476 Virginia Ave. NV,
APT. 312 - 1-bedrm., cor.
apt. home in Washington's
ONLY new. mod, 1000 AIR
COND., contemporary CO.
operative. Attractive view.
Ask for MR.. FIELDING at
POTOMAC PLAZA desk or
call FE. 3A467O.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN, 2 TIL 5 TODAY
SILVER SppTNc

S71S Manchester Rd.
apt, home in immaculate
eond. overlooking Sligo Park,
Liv: rm., dinette, 2 bedrooms,
mod. bath with window, mod.
kit. with window. AIR COND.
Owner leaving city. $4,000
with ONLY $4,000 cash.
AsS for OWNER or call Ju.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
HOUSES TO SHARE

ARL. - 3-bedrm., 2-bath bi-level:
5000 mo. ANNE CARROLL REAL
ESTATE. CT 8-5172. IA. 4-s3s8.
BARNABY W0ODS-Lovely 3-bed.
rm.. .2a-baths home: all conv. for
gracious living: $3.50 mo. FE. Z.
6135 week ends: after 9 weekdays.
BURLEITH, 1918 37th ct. NV
Extra-nic 3-bedrm. brick. S12B.
BERRY & SONS, FE. 3-66l3, or
FE. 7-5404.
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE, coiored,
to share house w/retired man;
vic. 18th and Columbia rd.; $50.
Refs. Box Abb, Star.
NR. GEORGETOWN-Young iady
TO share charming air-cond. home
with LADY mag. view. ia. 7-l414.
RETIRED COUPLE will share home
in Georgetown with conEenial
couple. Very reas. Reply Box 144-
WANTED: FRIENDLY PEOPLE 70
share modern home with owner.
Low cost. Write Box 1s9. Route 3.
Denton, Nd.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
cO.OP APTs FoR SAFE
CONTINUED
-
Awun a-a-

GIvE-AwAX
TSEs: 1sS:.ol.s: sH: ssooS st Sna A. AA:sh 10 'Sp r.
1900 cash. Ju. 6-0629.
MERIDIAN HILL STUDIO APIS.
Charm. 2-bedrm. plus bsmt. apt;
vaulted eeil.,- Ice. studio. firepl.
Suit. ole. and home. DU. 7.4206.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
SILVER SPRING

S71S Manchester Rd.
APT. -6-2-bedrms., mod. kit.
and bath. 2nd H., in peri.
cond. and AIR COND, Adults
only. No pets. Ask for Mr.,
JACOBS Or call Ju. 7.SOS4,
S12,6O0; terms.
OTHER LISTTNGS
Many other equally desirable
apt. homes Tanging from 1
to 5 bedrms. and, in TOTAL
PRICE, from $500 to
$6S,500-are AVAILABLE from
the exclusive listings Of this
office.
For details and/ or appt. to
inspect, call MAJOR GARVEY
(WO. 6-6623), MR.. OWENS
(EM. 3-671S) or MR.. FIELD
ING (JA. S-4633) with
EDMUND FLYNN co
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920
Washington Bldg. Ma. s-9565
Evening star., 1961-07-23
HOUSES FUHH RHTHoUES


LAKE BANCROFT, VA.-custom.
built rambler oyerlooking lake: 3
bedrms., s baths, hv. rm. with
firepl.. separate din. rrn., modern
elee. kit. den. porch, rec. nm. with
firepl., patio and earport. 6e04
Pine Tree terrace; $3.50 per mo.
Consult Mr.. Korschen. SHANNON
& LUCHs CO., Ma. S-2345.
LANGLEY PARK, New Hamp. ave.
areas bedrms.. . baths. patio.
shaded lot: close to eVerything;
$3.50. VIII. 2-O932.
LOUD0UN COUNTY = 3-bedrm.
rambler: equip. kit, On Potomac
River in Potomac Farms, MI
off Rte. =, s mi. Leesburg. % MI
District. Years least ct S115 mo.
conv. CIA, airport. JE. 2-40SS,
LUXURY C.H., brk. rambler, A.
bedrms., 3 fun baths, lge.. 1st-fl.
fam. rm.. rec. rm., BIB h.-w.h..
Gear port, lge. covered patio. lge.
shade trees: S276. JU. 5-7363.
Evening star., 1961-07-23

Ms bedrm. colon
ial, fenced-in yard. Rec. rm.. 2
baths. din, rm, avail. immed
Redecor. $3.50. LU. 4-6400. ext.
410.
ARLINGTON, NORTH, Lorcom lane
area-Det brk., choice nsighbor-
hood, 5 bedrms. 3 baths, liv. nm,
firepl., ser. porch. sep. din. Tm.,
rec. rm.: garage; oil h.-w. h.;
yard. Near Taylor and Strait
ford Schools. Lease, 5000 mo.
Cali OWNER. 522-7446 or agent,
Col. Elijah @. Arnold, EN-. 3-4335
ARL. N.-3 bedrms,, 2 baths, brk.
din. rm.. kit. w/eating space,
sleeping porch. bsmt.. garage.
Avail. now: S155 mo. Call BEN
OFT g. ALVAREZ, REALTORS,
KE. s-6e77.
TREES, for patio
entertaining. This 2-bedrm. newly
decorated house with attic to be
finished as 3rd Is in good neigh
borhood. Living rm., dining rrno
screened porch. fenced yard. S135.
TOWN AND COUNTRY
TE. 6-1416
Evening star., 1961-07-23

EASTERN AVE. NE, 4736-Com-
,pletely redec. beautiful, modern
6-room. 2a-bath Colonial. FENCED
yard. Large screened porch with
awning. Full bsmt., new IL II.
refgr:; S145. Key at 472S
STEUARr BROS, INC, EN-. g.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
COLESVILLE AREA

EASTHILL-Old fieldstone, COM
fortably remodeled, paneled liy, &
din. rms. 8 bedrms., lh baths,
library, Ice. terrace, dishwssheT,
oil heat. Barn w/gar., 2 stables
on lge, farm. Historic block house,
springhouse, stream, boxWood,
stone fences. orchard. $i35 mo.
50 min. committing. Dial 703-
Evening star., 1961-07-23

" baths, WV carpets. New auto.
washer. and dryer, dishwasher,
disposal. Q air cond. units, 2 fire
plS., lin. rec. rm., screened porch,
attached gar, fenced I'd. Corner
prop. mr.. good schools, churches
and shop. center. S275 per mo.
i or 2 VI. lease avail. For app't
call OWNER, EN-. 6-4244
Evening star., 1961-07-23

3 bedrms.; bus, shopping. 8 young
ladies pref FE. 3-2332.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6-bedrm.
4-bath. split-level; storm windows
parochial schools and playground.
Will also rent unfurn. WIZ. g.
O537.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
MHSS AYR EYTTNIE1

wESTHAVEN = Brick center-hall
Colonial; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths.
porch, garage. rec. rm.; $3.50 mo.
GLEN ECHO HGHTS.-Brick WA
liamsburg type; 1st-floor bedrm.
2nd floor. porch, rec. rm., gear
Evening star., 1961-07-23

WOOD ACRES-Brick Colonial: 3
bedrms., , baths, den, porch. rec.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-12-15
ocRAcokE PERSONALS

On Sunday night the Methodist
Choir presented Christmas music
under the direction of John Dear
ing and accompanied by Mrs. Ruby
Garrish.
The Methodist Church Sunday
School will have its annual. Christ
mas program, on Saturday, De
cember 20 at TOO pm. Recitations
will be made by the Beginners, Jun
Tors and Intermediates. A play
"More Christmas Gifts" will b.
given by the M.Y.F.
The Assembly Of God Church will
have its annual Christmas program
on Sunday, Dec. "a at 2 pm.
Sunday, December "a at 6 pm. .
Candle Light Service will be held al
the Methodist Church.
Miss Sylvia Moore of Nor
folk, Va, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Junius Austin and family last weei
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Rondtha.
Ter are leaving Friday for Lone
Island, N. Y, to spend the holidays
with their son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. George MCDOWELL.
Rudy Austin, who has recently
completed his training course witt
the USAF in Texas, is home OF
leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Williams Wis
tied here last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Warner
| of Norfolk, Va, visited Mr.. an,
Mrs. Dallas Williams during tn,
week end. Mrs. Addie Williams re
turned home with them to spent
the holidays.
Miss E.oise Preston of Fairmont
w. Va, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Preston.
Rev. R. D. Shinkle was in Eliza
beth City this week.
Mrs. Thurston Gaskill is VISITING
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Garrish, Jr.
In Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie Jollif spen
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
Stacy Howard.
The John bearings will spen,
the holidays with relatives on tn,
mainland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. O'Neal ar,
leaving this week to spend the holi
days in Windsor.
Mrs. Sidney Mae Styron and Bet
sy have returned home from a visi
in Tennessee and Manteo.
Mrs. Louise Donaldson has re
turned home from Elizabeth City
where she was hospitalized.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-12-15
COMPLIES STUDIES AT
STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE

MISS. ERMA D. DANIELS, a
native of Roanoke Island, is the
daughter of William Daniels Of
Norfolk Virginia, and Mrs. Mary
s. Daniels of Manteo. She is a
granddaughter of Mrs. Lila Sim
mons and Mrs. Earnie ID. McClease
and completed successfully the re-
| quirements for the Bachelor of Sci
ence Degree in Elementary Educa-
ton at the Elizabeth City State
Teachers College, on November IL,
1861.
While at State Teachers College,
Miss Daniels participated in the
following activities: College Choir;
Women's Government Association;
Debating Society; typist for the
college newspaper; treasurer of the
Student National Education Associ-
alton.
Miss Daniels was assisted by her
brother Leon D. Daniels Yoeman
&c USCG, who is mastering duties
connected with the Gel LITIGATION
Unit Air Base in San Diego, Cali
fornia and is studying advanced
accounting and tipping. Daniels is
married to the former Ella Marie
Lee, also of Manteo. Mrs. Marie
Daniels flew to San Diego, Cali
fornia May IS, 1861, where Daniels
is stationed.