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Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26

preferably, appear in person at the
meeting being held by the New
Castle County Zoning Commission
and the New Castle County Levy
Court on May "a at 1:40 pm. in
the New Castle County Engineer
ing Building. Kirkwood Highway
for the purpose of re-zoning that
area for industry. This hearing may
be the only opportunity our read
ers will have to voice their opin-
ions.
Listed below for your conven-
fence are the names and address
es of members OF the Zoning
Commission and the Levy Court
If you are interested in hunting
and fishing in Delaware let them
know how you feel.
ZOnlng Commissioners of New
Castle County
Mr.. William r. Manning, 110s
Madison ST., Wilmington, Delaware
Mr.. Harvey G. Cole, Middletown
Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26
FISHING LINES
Angustlne Reach CLOSED


The Game and Fish Commission
closed the Augustine Beach area
to all recreation until further no
tice. The heavy oil spillage Wed
nesday, the third affecting the Port
Penn-Delaware City area since
March, makes this closing necess-
airy. All fishermen, boaters and
swimmers are emphatically warn
ed to stay out of this area until
this oil is dispersed. The periods of
time in which this pollution will
be menace to gear, equipment
and fish flavor and a deterrent
to swimming and other water
sports is indefinite at this time.
Our Coastal Areas Attract
Refineries
The Commission is now making
an appeal to delay action on re-
zoning an area in the southeastern
tip OF New Castle County for an
other oil refinery. This delay is
needed in order that studies can
be completed to determine the de-
trimental effects such an oil in
dustry complex would have on the
multi-million dollar commercial &
sport fishery in the Delaware River
and Bay; possible losses to the
millions of dollars invested in
waterfowl recreational lands and
development by private, state and
federal agencies Immediately sur
rounding this area must be ex-
amined.
Re-ZOning Hearing, May "a
Those people who would like to
express themselves on the matter
of new oil industry in that area
can write, wire, telephone or, most
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26

Wilmington, and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Webb, Jr. and family, of Newark.
Congratulations to A1-C & Mrs.
Tom E. Nelson. Frederick. It's a
darling baby girl, born May 2, at
Air Base Hospital.
Merton Mitten, Baltimore, Md,
is visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. S. Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernite Rash and
family, Houston, were Sunday din
ner guests of his grandmother,
Mrs. Pearl Rash. Debra Rash sp-
ent the weekend with her grand
mother. They were Saturday call
ers at her sons, Nelson Rash, home
in Harrington.
Mrs. Arthur Carlisle visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Roe,
Houston, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bevins and
children were Sunday dinner gu
ests at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Belts and
son, Billy.
Mrs. Robert Belts, Sr., and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Lynch and
children, Howard and Margaret,
were Sunday visitors of William
Wideman of Newark Mr.. Wideman
is confined to his home and in a
body cast for disc trouble of his
back We wish him luck and hope
he will soon be able to have cast
removed and able to be about once
again Mr.. Wideman is Mrs. Belts
son-in-law.
Milford's June Days: Friday and
Saturday, June 2 and 3. Bargains
Galore in Every Store. 5-26-2i
i nOn
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26
CONSCIENCE MONEY

WESTPORT. Conn. tAPl-State
Police received 25-cent check re-
Gently from Mrs. Jerome Schlesing-
er of Port Chester. NY. for high
way toll.
IL seems she missed the basket
when she tried to throw a quarter
into an automatic toll collector on
the Connecticut Turnpike.
She started to get out to re-
trieye it. but long line of motor
lists behind her began to honk their
horns. So she drove off.
Later, she began to brood-may-
be she had better make certain
the state received the money. Thus,
the check.
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26

Mr.. Charles g. Gammons, 901
Stuart Rd., Westover Hills, Wilm-
ington, Del.
Mr.. John F. Porter, Jr., 308
Country Club Drive, Woodbrook,
Wilmington, Delaware
Levy Court Commissioners OF New
Castle County
Mr.. Harry B. Roberts, Odessa,
Delaware
Mr. Joseph F. Dayton, S39
Tatnall ST., Wilmington. Delaware
Mr.. VIM. II. Lambert, 414 n.
DUPONT Road. Richardson Park,
Wilmington, Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26
JAIL THEFT

RINGG0LD, Ga. (AP)-Break-
fast was late for seven prisoners
of the Catoosa County Jail, after
juveniles broke in and stole four
dozen eggs, three pounds OF saus-
age and four loaves of bread-a-
long with an electric mixer.
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26

PREVIEW FATHERS DAY DISH ~ Delmarva's
Frank Thrp Lewes DEL author of the basic recipe for this
nationally 18)
giving children of her recipe known
Picnic Chicken Delight"
of tins recipe which the Chicken Cooking
economics kitchens the Poultry and Egg National Board for
Alvin director
the Fathers Day Council had named chicken the official Father
Day dish this
Tharp
17-year-od Nancy 23-year-od Alvin H. Tharp
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26

panied by the Careys who stayed
until Monday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Carmean,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carmean and
son spent last weekend at Hancock,
Md. with MIR. and Mrs. Arthur
Snyder.
( MIR. and Mrs. Alton Isaacs, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Newton and Mr..
and Mrs. George S. Isaacs and
daughter were dinner guests OF
Mrs. Frank Baker last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kitchens
of Wilmington. accompanied by
the formers sister, Mrs. Alberta
Kehn OF Buffalo, MY. are spend
ing two weeks vacation at their
farm. Over the weekend, their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Dunn and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Kitchens, Jr.. and son
of Wilmington.
Mrs. Hattie Fleetwood had as her
guest last Sunday afternoon her
grandson. William Fleetwood, Jr..
and family. who left their home in
Georgia after vacationing with rel
atives.
Mrs. Delema Baker and Mrs. Ma
bel Lambden attended the funeral
of Mrs. Miller Steward. at Gales
town. Md. last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. j. Paul Hastings, Mrs. Ma
bel Lambden. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
l.. Lambden. accompanied by Mrs.
Edna Brasure. will attend the Ken
nedy Birthday Dinner in Whining
ton. tonight.
AIilfords June Days: Friday and
Saturday, June and 3. Bargains
Galore in Every Store. 5-26-2t
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26

When doughnuts are ready to be
turned over, they will rise to the
surface of the fat and you will see
color around the edges. 1t takes
from three to five minutes for
doughnuts to be cooked on both
sides.
Milford chronicle., 1961-05-26

Most chemical elements are met
ais. Only 20 of the 102 identified
elements are definitely nonmetallic.
Evening star., 1961-01-25
Phe|pson Way
~
ToFine'Season
In Inter|1iioh
BY JIM CAWOOD
Contributing Writer

Phelps High School. winner
of only one game in the Inter-
high League in the past two
years, appears on its way to
its finest basketball season.
The Tradesmen had a poor
shooting day but still rallied III
the third period to defeat
Eastern. 48-40. yesterday at
Tech, and take over undisputed
possession of second place in
the East Division. Phelps has
lost only to Spingarn in 10
games.
In the opener of the Inter-
high doubleheader. Lionel
Dempsey scored Is Of his l8
points In the last half to give
Dunbar q 55-41 victory over
Western IN a West Division
game.
Phelps has never finished
higher than third in the In.
terhigh.
Although they made only 8 of
% foul shots and threw the ball
away repeatedly. the Ramblers
led, 1929, with $3.50 left in the
third period. In two minutes
Phelps made four straight
baskets to take a seven-point
lead, and put on a semi-freeze
led by Jim Colbert, to protect
the margin.
Evening star., 1961-01-25
High Point Appears
Ready to Make Move

High Point seems to have
too much experience to stay
In fourth place. That know
how yesterday came to the
surface. especially in the per-
fernances Of 6-foot-4 Steve
Connors and 5-foot-7 Don
Matthews.
In the first quarter, Connors
almost singlehandly wrecked
Walter Johnson's 1.3-l de-
fense with six field goals as
the Eagles moved cut to a
1914 lead and later stretched
it to 27-16.
The Spartans clawed back to
a 41-4l tie entering the fourth
period. a situation which al
ready had required Matthews
to ignore an injured back and
enter the game for the first
time.
Walt Whitman, who had led
johnson from behind. finally
put the home team in front,
43-4l. with a jump shot and
Brian McLaughlin's free throw
united 1t again 44-43. But Mat
thews retied the score each
time and then got the Eagles
in front for good with a layup,
1914.
Connors made it 1914 and
50-46 and Matthews added a
jump shot for 52-48 and the
Eagles went into a stall with
2:l0 left. With a minute to 60,
Garnet Bean added a layup
and then got another of his
defensive rebounds tn sew IL I'm
Evening star., 1961-01-25
Jackson, BiIbo
Get Clutch Shots
For Bell, Colts

Bell Vocational jumped into
q 20-7 first-quarter lead and
then hung on to upset Cardozo.
52-5l. in the second game of
an Interhigh League West Di-
vision basketball double-header
yesterday at Roosevelt.
In the first game. q point
also was the deciding factor
when Bob Bilbo sank a foul
shot with IL seconds remaining
to give Coolidge q 56-55 come
from-behind victory over VIII
son.
With IL seconds left, James
jackson made q foul shot to
clinch the victory for Bell and
Henry Holloway then scored
Cardozo's final two points at
the buzzer. The loss crippled
Cardozo's chances for gaining
the lead in the division.
Two baskets apiece by Cool
idge's Andy Agnew and Wilbur
Slaughter knotted the score at
53-all and then Ron Watts
scored O basket for Wilson to
set the stage for Bilbo's game.
e
Evening star., 1961-01-25
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
ArasSsiiaI ATnSSsIi 30 =; oTsn BaliGqi hin, 10
Sci. ssiIlnuss, g: ca cardoso. non 81. hiA' 4''
Bethesds Chevy Chase, 81; Northwest.
Blair. e; e eaithsrsburg,- 81.
Coolidge, So: Wilson, So.
Dunbat. 55; Western. Al.
Georse Mason: 40; Nokesville. 43.
Msckin at Laurel. postponed to today
Phelps. 4s; Eastern, 30.
Poolesville, a; LonRfellow, 80.
Sasscer, 76: Margaret Brent. 80.
spingarn' 72: Chamberlain. AZ
Southern. 81; Calvert County. so.
SSurrsstt:yiile, -; Great Mills. SO;
Wheaton. IS: Suitland, 81.
Woodward Prep at Priory. postponed te
GAMES TODAY
81. Johns ct Roosevelt, $50.
Macxin at Laurel, 2.
st. Mary's at DuVal, 3
Fairmont Heights at DeMatha, 4.
81. James At St. Adams. 3.
woodward Prep at Episcopal. 4.
Congressional at st. Stephens w. 3.
Bulls School at st. Anthony's, 4.
Bladensburg at Richard MONTGOMERY,
GAMES TOMORROW
Gardozo Us; Western at Roosevelt, 4:30,
Coolidge VS.. Roosevelt at Tech. 5.
Chamberlain VS.. Tech at Anacostia, 5
Spingarn at Anacostia, $3.50.
Phelps at Ballou. $3.50.
Dunbar VS.. Hoffman-Boston at Ter
Hammond at Lee, $50.
yorktown at st. Anthony's, 8.
Evening star., 1961-01-25
::Lundon Gets
9th Stroiaht

.Landon, The Stars top-ranked
sfhoolboy basketball team in
the area. opened up an early
lead and coasted to O 73-62
decision over st. Stephens In
an Interstate Athletic Confer
ehce game yesterday at the
Alexandria school.
Fred Hetzel paced the Bears
with % points. hitting on 10
OF II shots from the floor and
eight of nine free throw at
tempts. Fred also grabbed q
rebounds. 1t was Landon's
eighth straight victory.
Trailing, 1921, at the half,
81. Stephens came back in the
second half to make a respect
able showing. Henry Luke
Warner led the Saints with 20
OOintS
Evening star., 1961-01-25
Waters PAGES
Wheaton Win

Tobe Waters scored a basket
as the buzzer sounded to end
the third period to give Weaton
a 49-47 lead and the Knights
poured it on in the final 8
minutes for a 1851 victory
over Suitland in a Bi-County
game yesterday at Wheaton.
Jim Snowden of Wheaton hit
a basket to open the fourth
quarter and waters then
scored seven straight points to
put the knights safely ahead.
Dick Whitmer led Wheaton
with II points and 10 rebounds.
Evening star., 1961-01-25
SurruttsviIIe
Wins No. 80

Surrattsville High School
won its 30th basketball game
in a row yesterday. 1859, at
Great Mills. The home team
was never in the game as
the powerful Hornets easily
marched 70 their eighth victory
Of the season.
Martin Padgett and Mike
Decker paced the winners with
20 and 20 points respectively.
Great Mills was without the
services Of its leading scorer,
Walt Sawyer. who was Ill.
Evening star., 1961-01-25

In League Race

WaShington-Lee High School
moved within one game of Sec
ond place in the Northern vir-
ginia Group LA basketball
league last night, coasting to a
55-34 victory over winless Madi- 4
son at WI.
Sophomore Ed Hummer's iB {.
points led the Generals to their 4
sixth win in nine league games.
Madison sank only 10 shots :
from the field. Lonnie Jones'
had half of them and paced
the losers with IA points
Evening star., 1961-01-25
Spingorn Gains
Fifth Struiqht

Powerful Spingarn grabbed
an early lead and then out
scored Chamberlain 20-2 in the
third quarter to gain a 72-47
decision yesterday in an Inter-
high East Division game at
Spingarn.
Roy wilkins led Spingarn to
its fifth consecutive league
victory with 81 points. Ollie
johnson. Spingarn's 6-foot-5
ace, was used sparingly and
only had II points.
Evening star., 1961-01-25
Blazers Win
10th STRAIGHT

Thirteen members Of the
Montgomery Blair High School
basketball team broke into the
scoring column as the Blazers
raced to q 72-57 decision over
Gaithersburg yesterday at
Blair.
It was Blair's 10th straight
victory Of the season. George
Davis had IS points and Bob
Windsor 13 to pace the Blazers
attack.
Evening star., 1961-01-25
MD. BI-coUNTY LEAGUE
BY DICK SLAY
atar staff Writar

Montgomery County's trium-
virate atop the Bi = County
League basketball standings
might have to make room for
High Point High School be-
fore too much longer in the
season.
The Eagles three league
losses so far have come at
the hands Of unbeaten Mont
gomery Blair, Walter johnson
and Richard Montgomery, but
yesterday they turned on one
Of their conquerors in q $3.50
upset at johnson.
Evening star., 1961-01-25
George Mason Scores

The foul shooting Of Fedi
Harrison gave George Mason
High School a hard fought, 46-
43, win at Nokesville last
night. Breaking a 1899 tie
with four minutes to play. Har-
rison went on to finish the last
quarter with 6 Of 8 foul shots
end IL points for the night.
Evening star., 1961-01-25
yesterday in an East Division
Bulls Prep Tops
100 Tor Sd Time

Coach Jerry May used all Of
his reserves and everybody
scored as Bulls Prep's basket.
ball team drubbed Belvoir Prep.
l02-58. yesterday in the Silver
Spring Armory.
The victory was Bulls Prep's
eighth in nine starts and
marked tine third time this sea-
son the Little Admirals have
scored more than 100 points.
Evening star., 1961-01-25
First Half Shooting
Wins for Anucostiu

Anacostia High Schools
basketball team missed only
two shots out of IA attempts
from the floor to take a 27-8
first half lead and went on to
defeat winless Ballou, 1927,
Evening star., 1961-01-25
PooIesviIIe Ahead

Carroll Williams used his
height (6-foot-4 to advantage
to score 20 points in the second
half to lead Poolesville High
School to its fourth victory In
six games. 74-33. yesterday at
Longfellow. He finished with
rs points.
Evening star., 1961-01-25
Arundel on TOP

Buddy McGowan's basket
broke q 49-49 tie In the final
minute and Arundel High
School took o 52-49 decision
over Oxon Hill in q basketball
game yesterday at Oxon Hill.
It was the Clippers 10th loss in
IL games this season.
Evening star., 1961-01-25
Southern Prevails

Southern High School pulled
away from a 90 tie at the
end of the first quarter to de-
feat Calvert County, $3.50 last
night at Calvert County.
Evening star., 1961-01-25
Freund Leeds B-CC
Over Northwestern

A l9-point performance by
Bob Freund paced Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School to a
55-37 victory over Northwest
ern in a Bi-CounIy League game
Yesterday at NOrthwestaro
Evening star., 1961-01-25
BOATS and MARINE

sALBoAT; Jet "A; sails. cover and
HoUSEBOAT, privately owned: all
aluminium. 26-ft.: loc. in Wash. sub.
area. Box 256-M. Star.
Evening star., 1961-01-25
Hsiftime: Sisti . 2ss-i22. DUNBAR. -

Totals 1918 90 Totals II
Hslftime: 1892. Eastern.
Evening star., 1961-03-17

GARDEN TRACTOR, 6-h.p. Panzer,
power take-off kit, 36-inch rotary
grass mower, 36-inch dirt or snow
blade; z mos old, $500. Call WA.
4-Q9gS after n ~
Evening star., 1961-03-17
HOFFMAN,

HEARING AIDS = l96o zenitb
with Eye glasses. Excel cond
Cost S2lO: 1860 Zenith with pock-
q clip. Good cond. Cost Sl35.
Make offer. MR.. REED. Wkdys,
Evening star., 1961-03-17
AUTOMOTIVE CASHIER

Capitol Cadillac Company has an
opening for a person to handle the
caShiering duties In its service de-
partment Applicant must be
pleasant, make a neat appearance
and enjoy meeting the public. s.
day. wk, paid vacation, other com
pany benefits Please call MR.
BERT1N1, at FE, $4,000 for appt
NAVON CALLING" sell cosmetics
IN spare time; earn S4 hT.: good
seRFitory open. DI. 7-022I.
Evening star., 1961-03-17
HELP WOMEN
AUTOMOTIVE BKKPR.

AUTOMOTIVE BKKPR.
CAPITOL CADILLAC COMPANY
has an opening for person. to
bookkeeper which includes daily
deposit and petty cash funds
Applicant must type and have
eXper. In handling money; 5-day
Wk., paid vacation, and other
company benefits Please call
Mr.. Bertini at FE. 7-2BOO for
appointment
Evening star., 1961-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE. good condi-
tion, S45 Also brand-new one,
0-key. wLSubtraction. OIL. 2-O313
ADDING MACHINES, $50 and up;
electric, Sl00 and UP. CENTRAL
An2 lntln II n u.
Evening star., 1961-03-17

tNSURANCE-Young woman with
fire and casualty underwriting eX-
perienced for general agency. EX.
3-32Oa.
Evening star., 1961-03-17
TYPIST
TYPTST

Top notch. 6O-TO w.p.m. on cleo
trio typewriter, b-day wk., air
cond office, downtown loo, only
eXper., fast and accurate typist
need apply, Salary open. Elk. g.
353g for Rppt.
MATTRESSES, sttrac., exp. Apply
Mrs. Smith, after 5 pm SENATE
INN CLUB, 6T04 Marlboro pike,
Hillside, Nd. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1961-03-17

BEDROOM SUITE
Factory Disposal Sale!
Consisting Of 40" chest, 56'
dresser with Handicapped
mirror, double bookcase
headboard, regularly sold
for $479, will sacrifice at
$249, plus freight. Will de-
liver to your home in orig
inal factory cartons. Also
terms available. Can be
seen at 1928 14th st. NV,
FE. 2-4747, Mon, Tues,
Wed, Thurs. til 9 pm;
Fri, Sat. and Sun. til
6 pm.
Evening star., 1961-03-17

BEAUTICIAN, talented stylist, with
top training and experience Sal
Rry open, exceptional benefits, 81
day, 40-hr. week. Also. opening for
part-time operators. For interview,
call HELENA RUBINsTEIN. ME.
Evening star., 1961-03-17
PTANOS WANTTn
FARM AND GARDEN

DAVID BRADLEY TRACTOR, 5 ana
"a h.p: S2a5. Used only about 5
hrs. All extras. SP 2-24R2
Evening star., 1961-03-17
I EO, 1UU!
$4,000 A YEAR
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

YOUNG MAN to learn cement fin
ishing trade. Call Mr.. ERWIN,
OIL. 4-6252
Evening star., 1961-03-17

GARDEN TRACTOR, 8 h.p., raking
plow. cultivator. disc sickle bar
mower bulldozer and snow plow
land St. AT. IA. h-4n1R
Evening star., 1961-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators
500 cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL,
TOOL q EQUIP. CO., JU. 5-504O
FOR RENT
Office Trailer. 35 IT,, fully suuip,, y,
&C. MA S-21S4,
Evening star., 1961-03-17

PIANO, baby grand; excellent eond >;
completely refinished: sacrifice
gdQE TT A.6TIO
Evening star., 1961-03-17

MAID. full time, for exclusive dress
shop; neat. efficient, experienced;
good pay. For interview telephone
. m 10 8 m DI I-hA22
Evening star., 1961-06-29
Tha sun ana Al. M.on

The Sum and The Moon
Rises Sets
Sun, today -- 6:45 am. 1898 IN
Sun, tomorrow 6:46 am. 1898 m
Moon, today 9.42 pm. ZOO g m
Automobile lights must be turned OF
"a hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
Industry, Forms Are Focal Points
Of Virginia Governor Contestants
Kenneth Ludwig

date for Lieutenant Governor,
was in Alexandria at noon to-
day, then at the Hopewell XII
wants Club tonight.
Addresses Accountants
T. Munford Boyd, candidate
for Attorney General, spoke at
Danville at noon, then went to
Harrisonburg for a 7:30 pm.
Joint meeting Of accountants
and the bar association.
Last night at Alexandria,
Senator Boothe said he believed
northern Virginia should again
be represented in the States
administration.
II feel this area is en-
titled to have one man in
the administration" He said
the areas last such representa-
ton was when Fitzhugh Lee Of
Fairfax served as Governor
from 1886 to 1890.
In answer to charges by Sem
ator Goodwin that a vote for the
Stephens = Boothe Boyd ticket
would mean more spending,
taxing and integration, Sena-
tor Boothe said mot a cent
will be spent in our administra-
ton that does not need to be
spent"
He repeated his belief that
public school must be kept open.
Senator Boothe said he voted
for every bill to maintain pub
lie school segregation except
those that would have closed
! the schools.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
Crash Hurts
6;Womon
Pinned Car

Six persons were. injured in
a collision between two cars
and a pickup truck on U. s.
Route so, a half mile west of
Pender, Va. about dawn today.
One woman was pinned in the
wreckage over an hour.
The Fairfax County crash
occurred about 6 am. when a
car, swerving to avoid q truck
which, police say, pulled out
In front Of it, collided head-on
with another car coming the
other way. The second car then
collided with the truck.
Acetylene torches had to be
used to remove Mrs. Barbara
Davis. 26. Of Chantilly, from
the front seat Of the wrecked
car driven by her husband,
Carol Davis. 80, according to
County Police Pvt. w. D.
Davidson.
Mrs. Davis was pinned in the
wreckage for an hour and IS
minutes as Fairfax volunteer
firemen worked with blow
torches to free her.
Mrs. Davis suffered a broken
leg, possible internal injuries
and shock and was in poor
condition when admitted to
Fairfax Hospital. Her husband
was admitted with q fracture
Of his right knee.
Another occupant of the
Davis car, Paul Payne, %, of
Chantilly, received a possible
fractured spine and reported
in serious condition.
Also hurt were three occu-
pants of the other car. They
were its driver, Maurice Zeigler,
As, of Glen Rock, Pa, taken
to the hospital with broken
facial bones; Dennis Smith, 20,
of Shrewsbury, Pa, reported
in poor condition with chest
and internal injuries, and DON
aid Engle, 20, of New Freedom,
Pa. treated for minor injuries.
Pvt. Davidson said the driv-
er of the pickup truck, Robert
Eckard, SO, escaped injury.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Clear
tonight, low, IS. Mostly sunny
and a bit warmer tomorrow
Maryland = Clear tonight,
low, IS in west and 60 to IS in
east. Mostly sunny and a bit
warmer tomorrow.
Virginia-Clear tonight, low,
Sc to So. Mostly sunny and a
bit warmer tomorrow.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay - Winds mostly
southerly S to 10 knots in
north and light variable in
south tonight and tomorrow.
Fair. Visibility 4 to 8 miles
with smoke and haze.
Resort Area Forecasts
Ocean cheS-Sunny, high
near 80 tomorrow.
Chesapeake Bay area-Mostly
sunny, high in low 80s tomor-
row.
Cape Hatteras area-Partly
cloudy, high "a tomorrow.
Skyline drive-Mostly sunny,
high about rs tomorrow.
Evening star., 1961-06-29

our program" Mr.. Harrison
said.
He told a rally at Bath and
Highland Counties that "old-
fashioned, bread and butter
salesmanShip" would put more
dollars in the pockets Of State
farmers.
Mr.. Harrison told the farm
ers Of means by which the
State could encourage new
markets. He said, for example,
that six years ago the States
farmers produced only IL per
cent Of the eggs sold in Vir-
ginia, but now they produce rs
per cent.
The upSwing In egg produc-
ton came when the State agri-
culture department arranged a
link between a Harrisonburg
egg-handling firm and a Roa-
noke food retailer.
Today, Mr.. Harrison, along
with his running mates, State
Senator Mills E. Goodwin for
Lieutenant Governor and State
Senator Robert Y. Button for
Attorney General, find their
political merry-go-round speed
ed up to a dizzy pace. They
make 10 stops In the Manassas
area, winding up with q chick
en- barbecue and rally at the
Prince William County fair
grounds.
The other members OF
Stephens ticket are in opposite
ends Of the State. State Sena-
tor Armistead L. Boothe, candi-