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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Of LOVE and
LAUGHTER
It's Wonderful What Pixies
Can Do in q House
By MARJORIE HOLMES
I am a firm believer in pixies.

Surely every woman who's ever laced the weekly task
of trying to match batch Of family socks must agree:
k0METHING mysterious makes away with at least
tn of tem and often But if you're only patient,
hope y batting basket with the singles, SOMETHING
syly be- producing their partners again. You'll find
them cunnngly awaiting you behind such unlikely places
kitchen cupboard cavorting with bunch Of doll clothes
or craftiy biding time in old overShoe
In our pxie-rdden house. have found missing socks
even hidden the piano Sometimes just to fool they
turn up with show of innocence in the sock basket
itself.
The pixie loves to keep guessing like that but the
nps never really reform enough to return them ALL No.
they will outwa you for weeks. months even years. And
when finally forlornly you give in pack up the whole
cooru bundle of perfectly good singles throw them
out the pixies their final hour. For TO- almost
night and cracks and crevceS tmbing
the sesame striped checked and perfectly good part
ners to those you've thrown away!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
State UDC
To Hold
Convention

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 81
(AP).-The Maryland division,
United Daughters of the Con-
federacy, will hold its 64th an
nual convention at the Shera-
ton-Belvedere Hotel here next
Wednesday.
Delegates will hear a talk on
Gen. Nathan Bedford Forests
Mounted Rangers by Capt. p
v. H. Weems, whose father,
Joseph Burch Weems of Ten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Coffee Pot Pixies

Pixies surely only pixies explain the fact that
some mornings the coffee superb while the very next day
the selfsame coffee brewed in the sefsame amount and
manner will taste like something out of the nearest mud
puddle the fact that days coffee bos before
you pour your first cup while others remains stub
borny lukewarm matter how long ferventy you try
to heat it up.
But though can't explain them, of small
fry up with good explanation for their IT
guess we call them pixies don't We Mommy because they
PICKS on you?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22
Who Remembers When2

grandmother's house always held shells to hold
to your and doorstops made Of bricks covered
with velvet or carpeting and Scalloped wire baskets
filled with bright postcards
stereoptcon transported you into q magical three
dimensional world you sat the parlor floor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-13

to insist ON such collaboration,
but 1t may be observed that
having worked for the law,
they are hardly in good posi-
ton to oppose its application.
Is all this cause for discour-
agement? Not for the deter.
mined citizen! Starting at 10
am. this Saturday at the Coun-
Gil Chamber in Rockville there
will be an open, all day discus
sion Of planning policy between
the Council and the Planning
Board, and a decision by the
Council on the planning budget.
This is an excellent occasion
on which to contact members
of the Council and the Plan
ming Commission. Indicate to
them your interest in planning.
Let them know you think it
would be very helpful if these
two bodies would each concen-
trate on providing a clear state.
ment of the planning problems
which beset us and the policies
with which they propose to at
tack these problems. Observe
that some of that half million
might usefully be spent on the
planning problems noted above.
Note that in some sense respon-
sibility for our backlog of plan
ming problems apparently is be-
ing transferred to the compe.
tent shoulders of Mr.. Harland
Bartholomew. And ask to be
sent the minutes of Saturdays
meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-13

plished without adversely af-
fecting property values or with
out treating present landown-
ers inequitably. Failure to at.
tack this most Obvious and most
difficult of all planning prob
lens is the principal reason aUIty
all attempts to date to plan the
Upper County haze failed. The
planners appear utterly oblivi-
GUS to their real talking point
that good and effective plan
ming not only makes the County
a better place to live; it in
creases the value of all real
property.
2. No attempt is being made
to achieve some concept of the
ultimate development of the Up
per County. or to indicate the
sequence and pattern by which
we should grow independent of
the growth rate, or to initiate
planning before and not after
the various planning areas be-
come precommitted by random
development based on chance
events or private interests.
Specifically this means work on
the design and location of satel-
lite communities, determination
of how much open space is
needed, and where, and why,
and figuring out how to use or
develop the planning tools nee
essary to accomplish these
things and achieve their accept
ance by the public.
3. There is no study of how
extension of public sewerage
facilities may be used as a plan
ming tool, or of the planning
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-13
By C. Taylor Whittier

] it is the analysis of words in
/ terms of such elements as root
words, prefixes, suffixes, and
syllables. Obviously such train.
ing is part of the spelling as
well as the reading program.
AS the child moves through the
school he gains increasing com
mand of these aids to independ.
ent reading.
| Children are grouped within
the classroom according to
ability and the instruction is
paced to fit their differing ca
liabilities and tempos. Individ-
ual programs are provided for
gifted children and for children
with special difficulties.
ThroughouN the program the
mechanics and skills of reading
are given depth and breadth
| through wise use. Reading as
a tool has little or no content.
1t acquires substance only as it
is related to specific subject
matter, to literature, to history
and geography, to science and
mathematics. Only when read
ing is related to subject matter
can it be used to extend the
knowledge and experience of
the child, to fulfill its proper
function.
For this reason reading as a
tool for learning also becomes
a tool for study and a tool for
organizing thought. The de-
velopment of study skills is
therefore a vital part of the
reading program. Children need
to adapt their growing reading
power to different materials
read for different purposes.
Speed in reading, for example,
is a valuable asset when the
gathering of information or en-
joyment of a story is a major
objective. But the reading re-
quired in mathematics, in
science, and in some kinds of
literature and poetry calls for
more sustained thought, for
repetition, for careful delibera-
ton.
AS the child acquires these
differing reading and study
skills he learns to gather facts
from a variety of sources, to
examine his data critically, to
make reasonable judgments. He
also extends his intellectual and
aesthetic horizons through as
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-13
More Education
Discussion Sought

The School Board has been
urged to devote at least one
night meeting monthly to a dis
cussion of the educational pro,
cesses" in county schools.
The request came this week
from the Council for Better Ed.
ucation, whose members have
called for increased emphasis
on the fundamentals of learn.
ing in the school system.
William E. Yost, ir., presi.
dent, said the boards present
operations give too little con.
sideration to education and too
much to facilities, administra.
ton and finance.
He added that approval of the
councils suggestion would re.
ceive wide acclaim and be most
worthy of the finest motives
of the individuals involved"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-13

I ISOLATION with what great minds
have thought and felt.
An adequate library in the
elementary schools is therefore
an invaluable Institutional aid.
Our goal is to provide the serv.
ices of a skilled teacher-li.
brarian for every school. The
book collections are currently
being enlarged. In short, the Ii.
brary, through whetting the
reading appetite and sustaining
the habit of reading, can be.
come the heart of the school.
Montgomery County, of
course, provides for critical and
continuous testing and evalu.
alton of the reading program. In
general, our achievement rat.
ings are good-well above the
national average. There remain
as always areas of the program
which need to be strengthened
and improved. Yet as we work
towards strengthening the pro.
gram there is, we think, no
easy panacea.
In an area of the curriculum
where the experts and research
findings do not agree, we pre-.
serve an open mind. Our entire
professional staff searches for
new and better methods and ma.
terials of instruction, as it con-
tinues to preserve and adapt the
best of the traditional and
proven approaches.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-13
Superintendent View
Developing ability to Read
Is a Major Responsibility

How children are taught tc
read in Montgomery County
classrooms is a perennial CUES
ton of interest and debate fol-
our parents. The answer car
be found in The Language
Arts: A Curriculum Guide fol
Elementary Schools.
This guide, for which we
have many requests from Other
school systems, was developed
by many professional people
and was based on the ex
periences and knowledge of oul
elementary teachers, principals
and supervisors.
1t states that developing the
ability to read all types Of
printed materials easily ano
with critical discrimination is a
m jor responsibility of the
school," 1t recognizes the fact
that reading is a basic tool fol
learning.
A good reading program be
gins with the words and mean
ings child already knows. The
child learns to recognize the re
lationship between the spoken
and the printed word, between
the reality of the world about
him and the written symbol
The building of this idea, which
is fundamental for all intelli
gent reading, starts in the kin
dergarten. In the kindergarten
curriculum are stories, games
and exercises designed to de
velop vocabulary, to aid the
child in the logical development
of thought, and to give practice
in the auditory and visual dis
elimination skills needed in
reading.
Upon this base, reading in
struction proceeds throughout
the ele m en- tary school in
planned sequences. These Sc
quences direct attention to WORD
recognition, vocabulary build
ing, phonetics, and word analy
sis, as well as to the all i'm
portant element of comprehen
sion. They also provide train
ing in oral reading, use of the
dictionary, alphabetizing, and
related study skills.
Phonetic analysis is essen
tally training in the sounds OF
letters or groups of letters and
the association of these sounds
with printed words. Related to
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-13
What's Wrong With That Planning Board?

There's something wrong
with that budget. Something
sufficiently elusive to escape
the combined efforts of Coun.
cilmembers Cahoon, Werner,
and Frosh to really pin it down
during the all morning Council
Board discussion of the budget
on April 4.
What escaped them is some
thing that really isn't there,
even though it sometimes APP
pears to be there. And it turns
out to be nothing less than an
attempt to solve the most i'm.
portant and most difficult plan
ming problems of the Upper
County.
The planners do indicate that
they are going to work on an
extension of the General Plan,
extend the master plan of high
ways, and make preliminary
master plans for Damascus and
the Paint Branch Watershed.
Yet one suspects that all this
effort would meet the same fate
as the much-publicized Residen.
tial Land Use Plan namely be
sat on indefinitely by the Plan
ming Commissioners after Wig
orous protests at public hear
ings.
What then is wrong, and
what aren't the planners doing?
I should say this;
1. The planners are making
no study of how planning for
the Upper County can be accom-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-13

problem created by the fact
that for technical reasons trunk
sewer lines are most easily To-
Gated in stream valleys, which
are precisely the areas where
low density development is
most necessary and desirable
for the conservation of natural
resources. This problem is par
ticularly acute inasmuch as the
availability of public sewerage
is the most important factor for
encouraging high density devel.
opment in rural areas, and be-
cause high density development
is the easiest way to achieve
the assessable base needed to
finance the facilities.
4. There is no indicated
awareness that the special farm
assessment act, designed ito en-
courage the preservation of
open space as an amenity nee
essary to human welfare and
happiness, and to prevent the
forced conversion of such open
space to more intensive use as
a result of economic pressures
caused by the assessment of
land at rate incompatible with
the practical use of such land
for farming" and indicating as
one of the criteria for qualifica-
ton for such special assess.
ments the "zoning applicable to
the land" gives the Planning
Commission, working together
with the Department of Assess
ments, their single most potent
tool for carrying out fair pro-
gram for conservation and the
preservation of open space. One
can hardly expect the farmers
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-13
By H. A. Knapp

This year for the first time
the proposed budget of the
Park and Planning Commission
contains a five year planning
program. It's buried between
pages 81 and 46 of the formid.
able, $50 page, z million dollar
budget now before the County
Council, but there one finds
what the planners plan to do
in return for the half million
dollars earmarked for their sal
aries in the next year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-13
science Fair

The Wheaton High School
Science Fair will be open to the
public on April IS from 9 am
to 10 pm. and on April Ia from
8 am. to 2 pm. Conducted ir
the school auditorium, the fail
opened on April IL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-13

SENTIN Ell e coSNTS. MDI
thursday, April 10. 1851 Az
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-04-13

these prices ere effective unfH close Of
business Saturday. April is, 1851 except
prodsee prices which are subject 10 daily
saasket changes. We reses~s the riahf 70
Rm# ousnfifieS.
Evening star., 1961-09-08
HELP DOMESTIC

ATTENTION, Maids
in out. Refs. checked. Start today.
Mrs. Derrington, D. c. JOB CEN
TER, 1407 U st. NV. CO. 5-9220.
BE ONE OF THE FAMILY
Live-in maid, mature person, child
care, g.h.w. FL. 4-SSS5.
CHILD CARE, . small children
g.h.w. Must be dependable. 7:45
to $50, 5-day week; $40 to S35
perm. position. HE. 1-3044.
EUROPEAN GIRI-2O-3O yrs. old
live in, g.h.w. Call daily . to
pm. Sat. . to 3 pm. at JE. .
l2ll, or ewes. and Sun, CIR. B.
G.u.W., live in only; plain cooking
5l2 days: 25-40 yrs. local ref
RA. 3-7914 between 1O-2.
G.H.W.. live in. age 25-45, Off
Thurs. and Sun. school-age girl.
References. OIL. 6-4235.
G.H.W. and child care; live in. Nice
room. Suburban Va. 5ia days.
MRS. KAHN. DA. 5-9054.
GENERAL HoUSEWORK and child
care; live in air conditioned home
in Va, 3 days. Call 273-2944.
GIRL OR WOMAN who needs home
and small salary in exchange
Evening star., 1961-09-08
HELP WOMEN
RAIEcI IAnV

sALESLADY, some exper. necessary.
ROLLING PIN BAKERY, 491S An
napohs rd., BladensgurE, UN. 4
Evening star., 1961-09-08
RESIDENT MANAGER

lGO4OGN 1 N1AN NhNCn
Immed. opening for personable, ex-
perienced woman, to- 40 yrs, for
Va. apt. project. Salary plus air
cond, apt. Fringe benefits. Submit
compl. resume with application to
CARL M. FREEMAN MGT.. I'LL
Fidler lane. Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1961-09-08
FOR SALE FOR SAIL

FURN.-Dble. bed matt. spg.; brass
t.p.. screen, andirons. brass wooc
basket, f.p. tools; floor desk
lamp; misc. yard equipment: firl
wood. MA. 2-0526.
Evening star., 1961-09-08

FURNITURE
Husband moved out on
family, leaving 6 jobleSs
mother with 8 rooms of
furniture. She urgently
needs someone to take
over payments of SIS a
month before she moves
back home. Contact Credit
Manager, Mr.. HusSey, at
once, DE. 2-5098. 1928
14th st. NV. Open tonight
til g.
Evening star., 1961-09-08

FURNITURE - Complete liv. rm
suite: 81" tufted sofa, 2 over
stuffed chairs, 4 tables and rugs
Excellent quality. $500. Blond
mahog. bedrm. suite, consisting OF
Mr.. and Mrs. chest, w/full mirror.
cheSt-on- -chest. . night tables, and
domble bed. Excel cond.; S175.
Selling for "a orig. cost. Call
Evening star., 1961-09-08
HELP WOMEN
SUPERVISOR
TELEPHONE SALES

Take over complete charge Of tele-
phone unit. Pleasant voice and
good handwriting. Must be able to
handle customers as well as abil-
ity to train and supervise person.
mel. Prefer some PIX experience.
although not necessary. Excellent
salary. AL company benefits. Ap-
ply in Serson only. Mrs. Domino.
MONTGOMERY WARD
Evening star., 1961-09-08
HELP DOMESTIC

HoUSEKEEPER, live in. must like
children; references. Call 5S7-1193
between IL and 4.
HOUsEKEEPER, g.h.w. and plain
cooking; / adult, 2 boys, Is and
II, Arlington; live in pref; refs
Reply Box 97-E, Star.
HoUSEKEEPER, live in: complete
charge Of house and 3 children Of
HOUSEKEEPER- COOK Mon.- Fri
$45. Llve-in, air eond.. own room
Nv. Bethesda. OIL. 2-9451.
LIVE ms mod Alex. home; E.h.w.
some child Care; Sun. work req.
sal. open. Box 332-D, Star.
LTvE-N HOUsEKEEPER to Dc
eoSokinSi oH' IHS7As ssouseWork; refs req
MAID. live in; g.h.w and child
care. Permanent position. Call
HA. 2-75l5 after $50 pm.
MAID for g.h.w. and cooking in
Bethesda area. College boy and
required. Call EX. 3-7547.
MAID, full time, in close-in Silver
Spring; care for home and . chill
dren (age 9 and 13) for working
parents; must be exper. with re-
cent local refs; $40 week, incl.
carfsre. JU. S-5713 after z pm.
MAID. live in, 5h days; g.h.w.,
ing; recent ref. Cali Of. 6-46SS.
MAID, live in; new air-conditioned
house; own Tv, Must have recent
refs. Exper. with children. Cen
eral housevork and child care,
OIL. 4-4937.
Evening star., 1961-09-08
Slightly Used, S75.
Phone OR. 1896, Evenings

GUNS = double barrel, I2-Eauge
Belgian, light engraving, excel.
cond. 500. Also winchester "a,
5000, excel. cond., S55. After
b pm. CIR. 3-l25l.
Evening star., 1961-09-08

FUKN.--CompI. 5-Dc. bedrm., incl
matt, lamps, $3.50; gl.-top din.
tble, 4 ch., S100; chr. desk, 9
occas chs, cocktail /end tble., stu
dio couch. book shelves. chest OF
drawers. IA. S-s793, IA. 7-2553.
Evening star., 1961-09-08
HELP WOMEN
MAID

in pressing and spot
ting ladies dresses; 5-day VIZ, Ne
phone calls. MADAME ROSE, 1907
Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1961-09-08
Sale Price
$4,000

Beautiful 100" sofa with du-
rable decorator fabrics and
hardwood construction with
large matching lounge chair.
all with zippered cushions and
extra set Of arm covers. / set
OF 3 tables with protective
tops. Danish style walnut fin
ish two 35" decorator styled
lamps tOrientaD. 5-pc. Dam
ish inspired dinette set wood.
table with 4 sculptured chairs
and washable white plastic
seat covers. Matching china
and buffet also available. Mag
nificent Danish style 4-pc,
bedrm. suite (Bassett), excep-
tionally large double dresser,
excellent hardwood construc-
tlon and dustproof drawers.
Large 4-drawer chest, match
ing bookcase bed with sliding
panels. Double-size Resto-pedic
mattress and box springs.
Evening star., 1961-09-08
REPAIRS AND SERVICES
CONTINUED

DRYWALLING, painting and plAs.
or Ii. 7-4971.
FIREPROOFNG; pass D. c. in
speetion. Apts.. schools churches
Mr.. GARDNER, 332-295S.
PAINT. papering. wall scraping
Al work; work done immed. Est
Mr.. MILLER, JU. 5-0745.
PAINTING, have own equipment
/ exterior and interior; expert me.
ehanics. Free est. De. 2-l130sf
PAINTING, interior, exterior: roof
carpentry, gutter work; by white
Call any time. CHI. S-4404.
PAINTING, int. and ext, and roof
All work guaranteed. White me.
canic. Cali IA. S-7175.
PAINTING, interior Prompt, re:
liable. Average room $50. Cal
PAINTING, papering, plastering
sanding. repair. Windows, doors
railings. Terms, FLA, HE. 4-2504
PAINTING, int. and exter.: non.
refs. Ii. 1855. sP.' s|47ss.
PAINTING AND PLASTERING
/ 0CACA ~ WI ~ WO4A b1GA
Call any time, WA. 7-36S0.
INTERIOR and exterior decorating
Reliable. White. Call 543-7105
PAINT-Sl 90 gal; famous makes
guar; all colors; free delivery
Call Mr.. DRIVER. ST. 3-34s4.
PAINTING-Int. and exter.; patch
| plaStering, free estimates. Reas
WEBB, IA. 4-0317 after 8 pm.
PAINT OR PAPER, average $2s'
S35 rm. Also general repairs. Eve
WE. 5-2972, day WE. 5-3019.
PAINTING AND DECORATING
reas. price; free estimates: call
7S3-93S1: aft. 5 pm. TU. 2-6333.
PAPER HANGING. this wk. SIS ant
up, 81 sunfast, waterfast. RA
6-2sS4. VIII. 2-9458. HE. 9-1857
PAPERING, or Sanitas work don't
by W. mech. Does own work q
sensible price. LA. 9-23S1 after 8
ROOF COATING AND REPAIRS-
| Cutters. all types Of new roofing
| Call Ii. $500.
Evening star., 1961-09-08
BEAUTY SHOPS
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAIL

ACCORDIONS - Matusek concert
grand. 100 bass. II shifts: make
offer over S425. Rio liz bass,
ideal for youngsters; $95. VIII.
Evening star., 1961-07-23
AM.
Sunday

Marshal of Cedar Rock" 1853. Allan Lane.
1l:oo-4
Sunday P.M.
"caII Out the Marines" 1892 Edmund Lowe.
1905
"coIden Earrings" l947. Ray Miand "Danger-
Gus to Know" 1888 Akin Tamiroff. 1905
Americana" 1854 Glenn Ford 1907
"The Widow" 1854. Patricia Roc. 2:3o-4
"ShoW Business" le44 Joan Davis. 4:oo-5
condemned to Glory" 1856. eeoffrey Toone
400
" Dream Too Much" 1895. Lilly Pons 7:oo-5
Waving Wonderful Crime" 1916 George Murphy
1o:oo-5
"cyrano de Bergerae" 1850. Jose Ferrer
Ills
"The Killers" 1896 Ava Gardner l1:2o-9
MondGy P.M.
Career" 1889 Edward Ellis. 1905
Margin for Error" 1943. Joan Bennett 5000
"Easy to Wed" 1915. Lucille Ball. ll:ao-e
"Top Secret" 1853. Nadia Gray. 11:31-7
"Barrcade." 1889. Alice Faye. l:15-o
Tuesdoy P.M.
Devil Thumbs Ride" l947 Nan Leslie
1905
Nancy Steele Is Missing" 1887 June Lang
500
"Three Men in Boat" 1857. Laurence Harvey.
11:2o-9
"Mask of Dimitrios." 1914 Peter LORE
11:31-7 |
Michael Shayne, Private Detective" 1871 Lloyd
Nolan. 1850
Wednesday P.M.
flight for Your Lady" 1887. Ida Lupino.
1905
81 The Sunday Stor TV Magazine. W
Evening star., 1961-07-23

Whispering Ghosts" 1912. Milton BerIe.
5:oo-9
"Playmates" 1e4l. Kay Kyser. s:o0-5
"Anna Karenina." 1895. Greta Garbo. 1l:2o-9
Wong Kong Affair" 1883 May Wynn 11:31-7
bermuda Mystery" 1914. Preston Foster.
1000
ThursAnv PM.
The Republican., 1961-10-05

Edsel Calvin Calhoun, 25, laborcr,
and Carol Jean Vance, 19, both
Mt. Lake Park, Md.
Dale Arthur POSey. 10. parents S
consent carpenter, and Juanita
Elizabeth Robinson, 18, both Cum
berland, Md.
Henry Paul Casteel AS, order
filler, MorgantoWn, W. Va, and
Christine Ann Killing, q, Star
City. w. Va.
Wilton Eugene Williams, So. su-
perintcndent, near West Union, w
Va, and Phyllis Temple Stealey,
so. Clarksburg, w. Va.
Paul Elijah Hoye, 35 laborer,
Sang Run, Md and Violet Regina
Friend, 80, Oakland, Md.
George Howard Nucc. 19. par
ent's consent machinist, lifting
ton, w Va, and Laura Jane Rus
sell, 10, Morgantown, w. Va.
Josiah Stansbcrry, SO, glass
worker, GAINESVILLE, O, and Lillian
Matilda Reed. 81, Grafton, W. Va.
Terry William Brown, 19, par
ent's consent cook. Moundsvillc.
w Va. and Wilma jewell Harvey
81. Wheeling, W Va
Harry Dale McMorrOW, "a L
S. 5rmy, and Edith Marie KcCncr
18. both Point Marion. Pa.
Charles Anthony Payne. 33, T. v
service dealer, and Hilda Ruth
Raincs, 26, both Charleston, w. Va
john William Barr, So, laborcr
near FairvieW, w. Va, and Lena