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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-17

fled Teal as the gunman, wh'
ncld the gun on her while two
companions took the money.
The case came to light several
weeks ago. when Lloyd Dusctte
rs. of 1851 Randall, confessed to
the robbery following his arrest
on another robbery charge.
Mrs. Mallock testified tnat She
was mistaken when she Identified
Teal as the gunman. She said
snc is now convinced that Dus-
cite IS the man VINO held the gun
on her during the robbery
Teal was cleared during a brief
hearing before Recorder S Judge
W. McAay Sklllman, who granted
two motions by Assistant Prose
cutor Max NJ Silverman TO drop
the robbery charges against Teal.
Teal was on parole from an
armed robbery conviction when
he was charged with the laatcr
holdup last December.
Two youths were fined $25 or
30 days each last week by Re-
cordcr Judge w. Mckay Skill
man after pleading guilty to sim
PIE larcncy.
They were Leon ID. Bcnning, 81
of 1927 East Lafayette, and Sid
ncy j. Walton, II, of ll0l Nc.
DOugall.
Police said Bcnning and Wei
ton stole a tire from a car owned
by Mrs. Lillian NJ. Franklin, 40,
OF 3l79 East Congress. Tn q y
said the car was out Of service
and one wheel resting on a block
when the theft occurred.
Mrs. Evelyn Johnson, 80, OF
6469 Floyd, was placed on thrc,
years probation with the firs1
sixty days in the House OF Cor
rccti0n and assessed 500 costs
last week by Recorders Judge
w. Mckay SkilIman after plead
in2 guilty TO the possession Of
narcotics.
Mrs. Johnson was arrested il
her home May %. Police sale
they cOnliscatcd an envelope con
tanning narcotics.
Mrs. Lucille Preston, ~. of 523;
lvanhoc, was arrest 4 last wccl
and charged in a warrant will
assault and battery.
The complainant Mrs. Lillian
Cavanagh, &c. of 1922 Ivanhoc
accused Mrs. Preston of knock
Ing her to the ground and beat
ing her with her fists. The age,
woman said she suffered scratch
cs about the neck and arms. Sh,
was given first aid at Dearborn
Medical Center.
Police said a fucd has bee
brewing between the two womcl
for the past IL years.
Mansour Major, 81, owner o
grocery store at 300 John r
grabbed butcher knife last wee
when a customer walked int
his store. He forced the maj
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-17

Testimonial Banquet:

Mrs. Martha Denmark, 10, was
honored Sunday evening by Pris-
ella Chapter OES.PHA and other
officers of the organizations at
the Nacirema Club.
Mr.. Denmark is retiring from
the public school system after
Ill years of service. She taught
81 year at the Cary School and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-17
End Vacations:

Mrs. lncima Hopper OF Dunn
barron Street has Just returned
from a tnrcc weeks vacation IN
r,nsacOla, ria, where she VISITED
ner mother Mrs. Saille j Baker,
and sister, Mrs 1.-The Il. Junior.
Durlns ncr stay from May lo-
June AIN She TOOK IN many OF
the cites, winch were numerous
since Sne last visited, four years
dsO. Snc aisO went tlsnlng, crab
Dine, swimming, anu vlSItcd the
MI. OllNc bapllSt Church where
she grew up as a cnlld She saw
many old friends and MADE new
ones particularly at the l. aw
Party Planned for her by her
Aunl OH the eve OF her departure
~ the Motor Clly, by Mrs. Chris
ana Slrls. Mrs. Hopper is an
active member vi Inrd Baptist
church
sympathy to Mrs Matte Evans
OF Monterey Street. and Mrs
Amanda oimOnS OF Glendale, VINO
lclt the city last Week 10 attend
funerals oi their relatives in In.
uland ana tennessee respectively.
a.ts. Exams also had birthday,
juno lain
Detroit Chaptcr-Lanc College
Alumni presents Fashion Review:
Dctr0u Chaplcr-Lanc College
Alumni presented a Fashion Re
view IN the licnrosc Hotel Ball
room last week. featuring more
than thlrty-one models in seven
scenes lnciuulng Casual and
SporlSwear Daytime Wear, Bcautl.
cians Hair Styles. Millcncry, After
rive and Candlehght, Evening
Lounge Wear, and Bridal Scene
SOlOIstS were Mrs. Mildred Cal
houn, Miss Joe Ann Dorsey, and
joel Mcdonald.
Dancing Arts were by Allen
Durrcll Walter l.. Maclin, Presi
dent, Rcbccca lIiIlard, and EsslC
Matthews Chairmcn. Those who
were responsible for some of the
models attire were Martha Price
and Jessie Trammer Milliners
nlnsly Mann, Fuer. LaVoguC
Geauty Salon, Amclla's Iloslsc OF
Beauty and the Detroit School OIL
COSmctology Flowers we're by
Stinson 5 Florist
Here's hoping that Mrs. Hattie
{. DOgans of Lamothc, who i.
IN Grace Hospital. and Mrs. Ruth
Jones of Harding, who is in Edyti
X. Thomas hospital will soon re
turn to their homes as good a,
new.
The Liquidating Club of Chapc
Hill Baptist Church held then
annual Pink Tea in the home o.
Mr. g. Mrs. Emeory Ethridgc, Sun
day, June 18th 46 pm. This il
the third year that the EthrMgc
have been host respectively, ant
this was a most successful affair
The program consisted of hat
by Otha NJ. Rogers. and Mrs vi
Wan Malone Of st. Stephens AMI
Church as principal speaker.
Mrs Marjorie Thomas was NJ
c., IIostcsscs and Models v'cr'
Nina Spencer, Carey Wade
Blanche Harmons. Ann Mash
Claricc Hale. Mrs. Ora Kagletr /
President, Rev. B. w. williamson
Spiritual Advisor, Rev. Roy A
Allen. Pastor, Chapel Hill Baptis
Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-17
IA years at Dufficld School

She graduated from the Sidney
High School in Ohio and WILDER
force University teaching 7 years
after completing her work there.
She received her Bachelor OF sci
ence and Masters degrees from
Wayne State University. Mrs.
Denmark is acclaimed as a very
fine teacher by the Board OF Ed
ucation, and will be greatly miss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-17
COURT NEWS

into stock room, locked the
door and called police.
The officers arrived al the store
anu arrested Donald Hamilton, 70,
oil, ga watson. MAJOR Identified
Hamilton as the shotgun bandit
VINO rouDcd nm of sou Memorial
Day.
hamilton was arrested in the
store Two days later.
hamnlon uenicu the charges.
William l.. Smith, rs, of ll2l
Clay was iincd SO or 81 DAYS
al the mouse OF CORRECTION last
week by recorder Judge W.
Mcnay Sklllnlan after pIeading
sunny 10 engaging IN an llIegdl
occupation.
Smltn was arrested in his home
alter accepting a ilily cent mu-
tuai Dcl from fatr0llndn William
patterson Of the wee bureau.
Inc officer SAID ne confiScatcd
81 IN cash, ~ current dated bet
sips ana "a talley. sheets.
Leon Billet, 35, operator of a
market al IJZUU alrcreSt, was
roUDed OIL SIG by two lcen-agc
UanullS last week.
bllllct tod police he was sleep.
ing III BACK oi the store when
the youths awakened HIM shortly
before midnight.
lie Salu they began beating him
ana one STABBED nm In the sto-
mach. Iney took the money from
ms wallet and fled.
Bllllct sand the youths, about
10 years OF age escaped.
Mrs. Elaine Debahy, 46, of l442
Burllngamc, lost her purse con
tanning SZ3 last week TO a purse
snatcncr as she was walking or
byron near Burnllngamc. Mrs
DcDahy SAID the thug grabbed
her around the neck and put ms
thumb in her mouth. She salo
she bit the purse-snatcher and he
beat her on the head with hi.
lists and escaped.
James IL. Lyons, A, of 426(
MayDury Grand, was sentenced
10 <l2 to > years in jackson Pri
son last week by Recorders Judg,
W. Mckay Skillman after plead
,ng guilty to breaking and enter
ing.
Police said they found Lyon.
hiding in a business establish
ment at 1861 w. Lafayette. las
May 10 after he broke into tn,
building by smashing a window
The officers said Lyons was un
able to give any reasons fol
plight However, Lyons said nc
suffers from migralne headaches
and could not remember what
happened.
Lyons has been arrested II
times. He has seven felony con
vlctIons, and has spent the great
er part OF the last % years be.
nind prison walls.
Archer Turner, 40, of l053e
Mack, operator of restaurant n,
lO52l Mack, was found guilty OF
engaging in an illegal occupation
last week by Recorders judge
W. Mckay Skillman and fined Sal
or 80 days in the House of Correc.
ton.
Turner was arrested in his re-.
staurant after selling Patrolman
Herbert {. Lampkins of the yicc
bureau, a pint of gin for So so
Confiscated in the raid were
$3.50 in cash.
Walter lIarvcll Al. of 5967 En-.
worth, was found guilty of en-.
gaging in an illegal occupation
last week by Recorders Judge
W. Mckay Skillman and fined S3s
or 30 days in the House of Cor
rcction.
Police said they arrested Har
veil on a westside street ,hc,
confiscated 25l current dated mn
tual bet slips concealed between
the bumper and the guard bumn
er on the car HarvcIl was dri
ing.
The officers claim HarvcIl wav
ed at them and then stopped hi,
car. '
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-17
Society Dolngs

81
ed.
Mrs. Denmark will live IN
Springfield, ONO, with her sister,
mrs. Minnie Meaux.Aftcr resting,
she plans TO travel, Africa being
ON ner agenda.
Inc Eastern Stars are happy
TO honor ner as devOut worker
and as a Past MatrOn 0i Priscilla
Chapter, knowing That she Will
mold nigh the X. Martha
brandon, chairman.
Triangle's Annual Banquet:
Sunday morning was very
beautiful for the annual break
fast OF the Triangle Club gwen
under canoples Ut multlcolorcd
umbrellas al the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold w. Stevens ON Both
Street.
The Triangle Club is one OF
ST. Cyprian p. h. Church out
standing clubs. Mrs. John Cook
is president.
Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt Swan of
Scotch Avenue were c0urtcsIcd
sunday on tneIr eight wedding
anniversary, by relatives, with
delightful boat ride.
Officers Installed:
The closing OF the Current
Topic Study Club was held at
the home of Mrs. Eurinc Harris
son, president, Tuesday evening.
FINAL reports and old business
were cleared. Mrs Mary Belle
Rhodes, founder, installed the
new officers. And, 1t IS TIL we
meet again.
The Peter Pan Bridge Club met
at the home OF Mrs Lillian Rags
dale of Oakman Blvd. with her
mother, Mrs. Hattie Wheeler as
hostess.
A dclcctablc dinner was served
and enjoyed by all Mcsdamcs
Cecilia Carter and Marie Walker
received the honorS.
Alma Matters:
College reunions find many re-
turning TO the IVY covered build
lngs OF Tennessee State, Nash
vine tennessee, TO renew old
friendships and reminiscc over
the good time the college days
brought Returning were Mrs.
kacncal Lee OF Los Angeles, Mrs.
Jerry Swan OF Detroit, Mrs. llar-
ret Davis of Memphis Tenn, and
j. PlckettS Of Knoxville, and many
others.
Mrs. Martha Denmark of Vir-
glnia Park entertained the LydIan
CluD last Wednesday, II was
delightful meeting and the mem
bcrs showcrcd Mrs Denmark with
many retirement gifts.
Bridge:
Mrs. Harriet Bolton and Mrs.
Mae Turner (SIStcr) gave a swanky
bridge party Saturday afternoon
at the Naclrcma Club. All tables
were lowered up in pconics and
roses which enhanced the deli.
clous luncheon served.
Guest present were Mesdamcs
Edith Wright. Lovcnia Yanccy.
Marie walker, Marie Jones.
Gladys johnson, Susie Whitesidc
Gwcndolyn Harrison, Susie Mills.
Bernlce Stewart, Bessie Haynes.
Beatrice Simmons, Grace Jack
son, Vera Edison, Dora Green.
Edna Ernest, Marjorie Birch and
Hazel Moss. Many awards were
given.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swan of
Fichcr Avenue celebrated their
5Sln wedding anniversary. Nav
5Oth. Their children and grand.
Showcrcd them with gifts
and lots of love.
The Amici Novem Club held
their closing meeting Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. }. ID. Taliafcrro of Scotch
Avenue.
o -
Phillip B. Matthew graduated
from the Johnson c. Smith Col.
lcgc with an A. b. degree. Ills
mother, Mrs. Maggie Matthews
went by plane for the graduation
ceremonies.
We are hoping all OF our
friends who are i'll and i'm the
hospital a speedy recovery.
a ~ Gs=IJ1=l=
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Continued on pss. 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-17

ed
Mrs. Denmark will live IN
Springfield, ONO, with her sister,
Mrs. Minnie MeauX.Aflcr resting,
she plans 10 travel, Africa being
ON ner agenda.
Inc Eastern Stars are happy
TO honor ner as devOut worker
and as Past MatrOn Of Priscilla
Chapter, knowing tnat she Will
mold nigh the 1 A X. Martha
brandon, chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-17

The Amici Novem Club held
their closing meeting Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
MRS. ). ID. Taliafcrro of Scotch
Avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-17
Alma Matters:

Mrs. Martha Denmark of Vir-
glnia Park entertained the Lydlan
CluD last Wednesday. 1t was a
delightful meeting and the mem
bcrs showcrcd Mrs. Denmark with
many retirement gifts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Swan of
rlchcr Avenue celebrated their
5Sln wedding anniversary, May
50th. Their children and grand.
children Showcrcd them with gifts
and lots of love.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-17

Phillip b. Matthew graduated
from the Johnson c. Smith Col.
icge with an a. b. degree. Ills
mother, Mrs. Maggie Matthews.
went by plane for the graduation
ceremonies.
Evening star., 1961-08-21
Bids to Be Asked
On ExpressWuy

BALTIMORE, Aug. 81 (AP) L.
Bids for construction along a
five-mile toll-free section of
the new Northeast ExpresSway
will be advertised in mid-Octo-
ber by the Maryland State
Roads Commission.
Five contracts worth 81 mil
lion will be let for the express
way section. The SRC already
has advertised for bids for con-
struction of four bridges on the
interchange where the new
Northeast Expressway will join
the Baltimore Expressway.
The rest of the 43-mile route
from White Marsh to the Della
ware line will be a toll facility,
to be financed by a special
bond issue. The Delaware Leg
islature recently approved is
suance of revenue bonds to fin
ance a 20-mile section of the
new route in that State, carry
ing the expressway from the
Delaware Memorial Bridge to
the New Jersey Turnpike.
Evening star., 1961-08-21
MOTORCYCLE, CAR
CRASH KILLS GIRL

An 18-year-old District girl
was killed in Silver Spring yes
terday when she was thrown
about 100 feet from a motor
cycle after it was rammed from
the rear by a car.
The dead girl was Virgins
Lee Hartford of ZIG Wayne
place Sc, a passenger on the
back of a motorcycle operated
by Edward E. Adamson, 20, of
213 Piping Rock drive, Coles
vile, Md. Montgomery County
police reported.
She was pronounced dead at
Washington Sanitarium in Ia
kon1a Park shortly after the
accident about 1:55 am. in the
$500 block of Georgia avenue.
Mr.. Adamson also was thrown
from the vehicle and suffered
multiple fractures. He was re-
ported in satisfactory condi-
tion at Washington Sanitarium.
Police said the motorcycle
was headed south on Georgia
avenue when it was struck
from behind by a car driven by
Walter L. Jones, 81, a sailor
stationed at the Anacostia
Naval Air Station. The crash
occurred near Locust Grove
road, just north of the Mont
gomery Hills shopping center.
Police charged Jones with
manslaughter, operating under
the influence of intoxicants
and travelling at an unsafe
speed.
Miss Harford's death was the
Evening star., 1961-08-21
Benefit Dinner

The Columbian Women will
give a smorgasbord dinner from
6 to 9 pm. tomorrow for the
benefit of st. Columbia Roman
Catholic Church. to be con-
Structed on Livingston road,
Oxon Hill, Md. The smorgas-
bord will be at the River Ter
race Supper Club, near Indian
Head, Md.
Evening star., 1961-08-21
Machine Guns Found
Area Man Arrested

open charge today at Richland
county jail in Columbia,
Chief J. P. Strom OF Une
State law enforcement division
went to Silver Spring yesterday
and brought Warren to South
Carolina.
Officers reported that 95 of
the guns were so caliber and
IL were 80 caliber. They said
only three of the weapons had
barrels. About 1000 rounds of
80 caliber incendiary shells
were also found, officials said.
Harry Walker, legal secretary
to Gov. Hollings, quoted War
rem as saying a friend asked
if could leave the crates in the
trailer home yard more than a
year ago, and that he knew
nothing of their contents.
Evening star., 1961-08-21
INJURIES FATAL
TO PEDESTRIAN

A 65-year-old Treasury De-
partment employe who was
struck by a car last Monday,
died yesterday in Casualty Hos
pital.
The man, Clarence Gray of
1889 Morris road Sc, was
struck by a car driven by An
thony L. Rufo, 27, of 524
North Jordan street, Alexan-
dria, at Thirteenth and C
streets S.W., according to Dis
trict police.
Mr.. Rufo was released under
personal bond on a technical
charge of homicide after Mr.,
Gray died yesterday. A cor
oner's inquest is scheduled for
II am. tomorrow.
The death brings to 33 the
number of persons who have
died on District streets this
year, compared with 54 at the
same time last year. A total
of 70 persons died in traffic
accidents here during 1860.
Evening star., 1961-08-21

District and vicinity-Con-
siderable cloudiness tonight, low
about 81. Fog and drizzle to-
morrow morning, followed by
. mostly cloudy and a high in the
upper 70s.
Maryland - Mostly cloudy
with periods of light rain or
drizzle tonight, low 1886. Fog
and driZzle early tomorrow
morning, followed by mostly
cloudy and a high in the middle
and upper 70s.
Virginia-Mostly cloudy with
periods of light rain or drizzle
tonight, low 1886. Fog and
drizzle early tomorrow morning
followed by mostly cloudy and
a high in the middle and upper
80s.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Winds variable at
less than 10 knots tonight and
tomorrow. Mostly cloudy with
periods of drizzle or light rain.
Visibility 5-10 miles, lowering
to less than l mile in the fog
and drizzle occurring mostly in
the early morning.
Five Day Forecast
For Washington and Vicinity
August 22-26
Temperatures will average
near the normal high and low
for Washington, 83 and Sc, be-
ginning below the normal and
Evening star., 1961-08-21
AREA WOMAN
KILLED IN WEST

A Silver Spring woman was
killed in an auto accident in
New Mexico yesterday, which
also resulted in death for a
couple from Chicago, the As
sociated Press reported.
She was Mrs. Marilyn F.
Schick, "a, who was riding in
a car driven by her husband,
Irwin H. Schick, SO, of 8627
Piney Branch road, Silver
Spring.
Also killed in the collision near
Santa Rosa, N. Mex, were Wal
ter J. Henry, 81, and his wife,
Mary E. Henry. SO, of Chicago,
according to New Mexico State
police. Mrs. Henry was driving,
police said.
The Associated Press said
Mr.. Schick was admitted to a
hospital in Santa Rosa in fair
condition.
Evening star., 1961-08-21
MAN IS KILLED
IN 2-CAR CRASH

A District man was killed
yesterday in a two-car crash
on U. S. Route 211 at AmiSS-
vile in Rappahannock County,
Va.
State police said Lacount
Jones Togans, 81, of GOT Web
Ster street NV, was killed
when the car in which he was
a passenger skidded and COL
lided with another car about
$3.50 am.
He was an occupant of a
car driven by Frank E. Fen
wick, %, of 5427 Thirteenth
street NV, police said. The
other car was driven by Jerome
L. Breckstein of Redwood,
w. Va.
Evening star., 1961-08-21
TODAYS WEATHER REPORT

rising to above normal later
in the week. Scattered showers
in the middle and latter part
of the week, occurring more
generally about Thursday, will
total around l inch.
Pollen Count
The District Medical Sekiety
reports a ragWeed pollen count
for the "a hours ending at
9 am. of less than l grain
per 3.6 centimeter square slide
area. incomplete due to rain) &.
Resort Forecast Tomorrow
Ocean beaches - Partly
cloudy, high in the lower 80S.
Cape HatteraS Partly
cloudy, high in the lower 8OE.
Skyline drive-Partly cloudy,
high in the 70S. Visibility fair.
River Report
Potomac River clear at Harpers
Ferry and muddy at Great Falls.
Shenandoah clear at Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight ~ Noon $500 73
am. % pm. 1890 ~
8 am. 20 s pm. IS
Record Temperatures for the Year
Highest, "a, on July %
Lowest, 1, on February 9
Tide Tables
Furnished by the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
High 3:42 am. 4:46 a. m.
Low ~ IL :O5 am.
High 4:12pm. 5:21 PM.
Low 1905 pm. 1908 pm
For high and low tides at the fol-
lowing points subtract times indicated
from, the above:
Evening star., 1961-08-21
Therupy Training Set

DR.. ]. William Peoples, Mont
gomery County health officer,
has announced that a second
three-month training program
for certified occupational ther-
apy assistants will begin after
Labor Day at Kemp Mill
School, Silver Spring, Md. The
classes are conducted to i'm
prove standards of care in nurs-
ing homes in the area. Applica-
tionS are now being processed
for the second class and for a
third one, scheduled for early
1862, by the County Health
Department in Rockville, Md.
Evening star., 1961-08-21
Gunshot Wounds
Quuntico Marine

QUANTICO, Va. Aug. 81
(AP).-Pfc. Andrew M. Keller,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew j.
Keller Of Shelton, Conn, was
wounded in the left chest with
a AS caliber pistol last night
at the Marine Corps schools.
Authorities said the wound
ing apparently was accidental,
but an investigation is under
way.
Pfc. Keller was transferred
to the Naval Hospital at Be
thesda, where he was reported
in fair condition.
Evening star., 1961-08-21

ST. MATTHEWS, S. c., Aug.
81 (AP).-State officers have
arrested a Silver Spring Md
man after they said they found
a cache of lot machine guns,
most without barrels, in crates
near a vacated trailer home he
had occupied near here.
State law enforcement divi-
sion officials identified the
man as Frank E. Warren, 48,
of the 3700 block of Woodbridge
avenue. who waived extradition
from his Maryland home yes
terday.
He was being held on an
Evening star., 1961-08-21

Pa, and James P. Hennessey,
81, of West Orange, N. j., were
killed when their car and a
tractor trailer collided just
after midnight. The victims
were riding in the car.
The accident occurred about
a half mile south of Port Royal
in Caroline County at the
intersection of U. S. routes II
and 301. A light rain was
falling.
Evening star., 1961-08-21

NJ ZUlO SdNdllIldIl pldCc S.E.,
and Ulysses E. Ferguson, 80,
of 813 South Patrick street.
Alexandria.
Miss Ross was pronounced
dead on arrival at Freedman's
Hospital at 2:25 am. after
being brought here by the
Fredericksburg Rescue Squad
from Mary Washington Hospi-
tai, Fredericksburg. Mr.. Fergu-
son was dead on arrival at the
Virginia hospital.
Cousin HOspitaliZed
A cousin of Miss Ross, Mary
Elizabeth Allen. 16. of 2009
Savannah place Sc, also was
brought to Freedman'S Hospi-
tai in critical condition.
All three were occupants of
a 1851 car driven by another
cousin. John Ross, jr.. 33, of
523 F street NE, according to
State police.
Mr.. Ross was admitted to
the Fredericksburg hospital in
fair condition. Also admitted
were two other occupants Of the
car, Marjorie Ross, 10. Of Bowl
ing Green, a sister of the dead
girl, and another cousin, Clara
Robertson, Is, of Aylett, Va.
Cars Collide
Also hurt and hoSpitalized in
Fredericksburg was Raymond
H. Dewese, Al. of Stafford, Va,
driver of one of the other cars.
He was listed in fair condition.
According to State Trooper
S. T. Green, the crash occurred
about 1915 pm. IN Stafford
County about 7 miles north of
Fredericksburg. The north
bound Ross car collided with
the southbound Dewese car. A
station wagon driven by Foster
L. Jarvis, a sailor stationed in
Washington, ploued into the
wreckage, the trooper reported.
The sailor escaped injury.
Evening star., 1961-08-21
State Office Building
Planned at Roanoke

ROANOKE, Va. Aug. 81
AP).-Delegate Kossen Greg
ory says the City Council will
be asked very soon" to offer
the State government land for
a proposed office building to
house Virginia agencies here.
Gov. Almond said Friday
that he would include an ap-
preparation for a State build
ing here in the 1962-64 budget
recommendations to the 1862
General Assembly.
Evening star., 1961-08-21
Crub Feast PIunned

The annual crab feast of the
Cissel-Saxon Post, American
Legion, will be held from 2 to
7 pm. Sunday at the new post
home, 905 Sligo avenue, Silver
Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1961-08-21
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The SHARE Organiza-
ton meets for the second
day at the Statler Hilton.
The World Traffic En-
gineering Conference and
the 31St annual meeting of
the Institute of Traffic En-
gineering continued their
joint session for the second
day at the Sheraton-Park.
The international Union
Of Leather Trade Chemists
meets for the fourth day at
the Shoreham.
This information is supplied by
the Convention and Visitors Bu-
reau Of the Metropolitan Wash
inston Board Of Trade.