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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-08-25
CELEBRATES 18TH BIRTHDAY

Mrs. Sidney Edens entertained at
her home in Belhaven Monday ev-
ening, honoring her daughter, Miss
Becky Edens, on her 10th birthday
The young people enjoyed dane
ing and other informal entertain
ment.
The hostess served crackers with
peanut butter, sailed nuts, choco-
late cake and soft drinks to the fol
lowing: Miss Becky Edens, honoree
and Misses Mildred O'Neal, Mild
red Guthrie, Deb Younce, Rayneal
Bateman, Susan Russell, Mariyq
Russ, Aleta Spencer, Ginny Voliva,
Pam Clark, and Claudia Taylor.
Sid Edens, Tommy Russ and Char
les wilkins.
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and costs.
DAVID Smallwood - speeding IS
in 55 mph zone, $40 and costs.
Robert Lee Swain speeding
45 in a 35 mph zone; s10 and
costs.
Archie C. Thompson - speeding
30 in IS mph zone; $40 and costs
Frederick Earl Trout speed
ing As in a -35 mph zone; $40 and
costs.
Colon Wayne Wescott - speed
ing 100 in a IS mph zone; 500 and
costs.
Colon Wayne Wescott speed
'ing As in a IS mph zone; $40 and
corts.
surry Vincent williams fail
ure to stop for q stop sign; $40
and costs.
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MANTEo PERSONALS

Misses Liam Greet and Phyllis
Greet have returned to their homes
after spending last week in Eliza
beth City as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry B. Parker.
John Hollowell has had as his
guests at his home on the Airport
Road near Manteo his sister, Mrs.
Evelyn Fulcher of Norfolk, Va; his
nephew, Donald L. Fulcher, Mrs.
Fulcher and their daughter, Cheryl
of Webster, Mass.
Stopping in the Manteo area
last week was the Stuart Segliest
family of Chapel Hill. Mr.. Segriest
is journalism professor at the
University of N. C.
Mrs. G. T. Wescott has returned
home after spending seven weeks
touring Western Canada, and West
lern United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Belue, r.,
and children, Mickey, Jean, Walter
and Samuel, of Hamilton, Ohio,
have been the guests of Mrs. Bel
ue's aunt, Miss Eulalia Midgttt, for
two weeks. Miss Midgette also had
las a guest for 10 days her sister,
Mrs. Dwight Andrews of Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belue We're accompa-
MED by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert For
rest of Hamilton, formerly of Edin-
burgh, Scotland, who spent the
time visiting in Mays Head.
Representing Mount Dlivet- Meth
odist Church at Camp Don Lee in
Arapahoe during the week of Au-
gust 10 were: Carol Austin, Martha
Lynn and Dawn Evans, Di Burrus,
and Donnie Leatherman. Mrs. Bel
ton Burrus took them to camp on
Sunday, and Rev. Harold F. Leath-
erman brought them home on Sat
urday.
Charles Evans, spent the week
of August IL, as the delegate from
Mount Olivet Methodist Church at
tending the Annual Conference SEES
sion of the Methodist Youth Fell
lowship, held at Duke University
in Durham. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles r. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Williams.
and son Robert, Jr., of Norfolk, Va,
are visiting Mr.. Williams parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Williams. The
Williams daughter and son-in-law.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Willkie of
Greensboro spent last week end
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bateman ONeal
spent last week end with their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Billy O'Neal, and son Charles. in.
Hopewell, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Brigidini
and daughter, Beth, of Arlington.
Va, spent last week end with Mrs.
Brigidini's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. K. Pearce, and attended the
Daniels Reunion in Wanchese, Sat-
urday.
Mrs. W. w. Harvey, Jr. and son.
". W. Harvey III, are visiting Mrs.
Harvey's brother and sister-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Nelson in Med
ford, N. J.
Mrs. ]. D. Earle has had as her
recent guests her sister, Miss vir-
ginia Steele of Pittsburg, Pa; her
brother-in-law, Guy Fl. Earle, Mrs.
Earle and their SON, Guy, Jr., and
Richard, of Lapeer, Mich; and Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. johnson of Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Beacham and
children of Ocracoke spent last
week end with Mrs. Beacham's
father, DR.. w. w. Johnston.
Rev. and Mrs. A. e. Brown Of
Grifton are visiting in Manteo.
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Jf., and daughter, Cathy, left Mon
day for their home in Chapel Hill
after visiting Mrs. Carrington's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Meek
ms.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
CORVETTE ,5Q

Mint cond.: best offer. HA. 2-9132.
SO: excel. cond,; ST.
800 firm. EN-. 3-0222.
DKW 81; $3.50 or best offer, must
sell. JU. S-6277.
Evening star., 1961-09-24

You name It'll Liv. rm. and den, liv.
rm. and TV room, liv. rm. and
family room, or liv. rooms leach
with fireplace! Dining nm, kitch-
porch and inclosed porch. On the
waterfront, with pier! $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
F.so THE SUNDAY STAR
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE.
4 Washington, D. c.
September n, 1861

ALL YEAR HOME. oil heat. garage,
large liv. rm. with fireplace. Ideal
location At cedarhurst on Ches.
Bay. 81 miles D. C.. near Shady
side. Nd. Completely furnished,
2 lots. owner leaving. Price S16,-
500. Also lots and cottages for
sale on terms. Walter M. Bau-
man, agent, DU. 7-4111 or see
Mrs. Off on Holly Ave. at Cedar
hurst. UE. 7-4432.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
sEE THIS FASCINATING HOME

Across street from bay lots; hot
baths, kit, din. rm., slassed in
porch: hardwood floors: In lovely
condition: safe harbor for boats
and Q slip assigned to this
property; short distance to new
road under construction from
Washington, D. c.; excellent IL
nancing.
RUBY DOWNS. Broker
Downs Bldg. University 1881
Deale, Nd.
Open Sundays 1890 to PM.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
THIS

$500 down can get you a nice .
oed-m, home with util. rm. and
csrport. All-elec. kit. for wives;
alum. storm doors and windows
Evening star., 1961-09-24
w. VA.

1694 acres land, 7-room house
spring, phone, easy access. S3,150,
terms.
About 35 acres part cleared. close
state area, easy access. S2.250
64 acres, some cleared, pond, water
in broom house, cleo, hard road.
Reduced. $1,000.
Free Listing
CALL o. E. WIDMYER 330
]. r. MARTIN 1928
Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
Evening star., 1961-09-24

Adopt this home. and be it for now.
next summer or future retirement,
it's only $500! Has liv. nm,
kitchen, 2 bedrms., den, bath, l.
shaped porch and oil heat. On cor
ner lot, with water views.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
DEALE, MD.

VIII be amazed when you see this
beautiful 3-bedrm. home with .
lge. ceramic tiled baths, stone
firepl Lovely trees surround prop,
lgc. lots included. Watch boat
ing activities while eating. Right
across road from water. but still
have water view and all PRIVILEGES
Evening star., 1961-09-24

INTERESTING OLD HOME, modern
lied. excellent for pleasant re-
tired living; 8 rms. bath; 4 acres.
500 IT. waterfront: Sis, 900
CAPT. H. C. ROBSON, USN CRet. ]
Broker, White Stone, Va.
LAKE BARCROFT-Elegant l-acre
prop. build before prices go hisn-
er. Call OWNER, CO. 5-0143,
morn. or eve.
LARGE LOT on South River-Over
400 IT. water front; nearly
acres; good harbor. Write TO p. o.
Box 7342. Baltimore. Nd.
MAYO AREA. off Rhodes River
20 acres with $50 Of waterfront
age, 450 #. on hard surface road;
100000. JE 3-9414.
MODERN HOME, 6 rooms and bath,
oil heat, z acres, 300 on Lodge
Greek. near lower Potomac River
in Northumberland County, Va.
dock, garage, superb location
43 acres, Ia miles waterfront view
over the Potomac; $4,000.
w. C. RICE, Realtor. Warsaw, Va
ED. $4,000
ON WATERFALLS, Nd. (33 mi.
AOAA ~ Nsy alANo bAOkENbEh
harbor, suit. s houses, sac. $500.
Down ! payment $1,000. Owner,
ME. $4,000.
OVERLOOKING Port Tobacco River
--6-aere homesites, $4,000: zoe
Chapel Point road: waterfront
drained land, excellent neighbor-
hood, charming view toward Vir-
ginia shore. LEONARD SNIDER,
301-WEst 4-33lI, La Plata. Nd.
SENECA, MD cottages, 173 #.
boats, l boat trailer, l hoist.
Priced to sell. Call today. o. D.
FIELD, INC, WI. S-2473.
SMILING Waters of virginia offer
you wonderful Possibillties Tor
the widest range OF listings on
Virginia. Photos upon request. g.
B. LORRAINE, Richmond Federal
Building, Richmond, Va. Virginia
Properties, Seashore to Mountains.
Free Booklet.-'Virginia."
SUMMER HOME FOR SALE = st.
Mary's County. so miles from
D. c., 5 bedrms.. bath, kit. liv.
rm. with fireplace, furnished.
Beautiful view of Patuxent River,
safe sandy beach. Artesian well,
acres. for one who desires pri-
vacy. $1,000. Terms. Call
OWNER, 301 TULIP 4-314S.I
TWO-BEDROOM ranch home, five
years old: two blocks from COM
munity beach and wharf; on one
half acre Of wooded ground. Car.
port. Modern kitchen and bath.
Year round porch and utility
room. Located seven miles outside
Of Annapolis, near Mayo. S12,S00.
SW. S-3327.
Evening star., 1961-09-24

INTERESTING OLD HOME. modern
ized. excellent for pleasant re-
tired living; rms, bath; 4 acres.
800 It. waterfront: $4,000
CAPT. H. c. robson, USN CRet. }
nrnLar IL.hihn GAnna Va
Evening star., 1961-09-24
A REAL
INVITING HOME

Located on the shores of a river,
10 minutes to bay. One acre land,
large oak and fruit trees: shelter
near completion, with spring run
ing water: 3 large bedrms. liv.
rm.. bath. kit. and din. rm., large
porch; 5000 TV tuned to every
room; hot-air heat; within three
blocks OF a new road now under
construction from WASHINGTON,
D. c.; excellent financing.
Evening star., 1961-09-24

You don't need a big. fat pocket
book to buy this home with liv
rm., din. rm., kitchen, 3 bedrms,
. corner lot! Water privils. S7,45O
Evening star., 1961-09-24
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

COLONY "a bedrms.,
heat; corner lot; close to beach:
unfurn. Prince Frederick 453 or
Evening star., 1961-09-24
MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS - So. SOD to
S150,000. Lower your payments,
group YOUR debts, refinance your
property. Quick, honest service.
Residential. farm, commercial;
construction financing only in
State of Maryland. Call or write
MR.. ROBERTS, 21S E. Lexington
st. Baltimore ., Md. or Saratoga
7-4047 day, night, Sun, holidays.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
IMP0RT-SP0RTS

ALTA ROMEO 80 spyder cony /;
r.. and h., low mileage; like new,
Sl,795 or best offer. AK. 9-9327,
call Sat. or Sun.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
]. B. WATERS & ASSOC
Prince Frederick, Nd.
phnnn nlA .l LOO

Phone 2l4 and 4ss
ANNAPOLIS RODS at ApnaDoIis
Country Club" new brick soit-
levels; bedrms.. 2ls baths. Gus
tom features: beautiful view of
pay, beach privileges. school bus
service. easy committing to Wash
$36,0OO. Open Sunday / 10 a
FRANK D. ERWIN, Builder, Owner
IMilight 2-4S26 or Twilight y
BAY RIDGE WATERFRONT -
Beautiful new 3-bedrm. 3-bath
Split-level; finished rec. rm., ise
ialousied enclosed porch. birch
Kitchen with built-in surface units
and oven, dishwasher, washer
dryer; oil heat. View of bay,
river and Bay Bridge second 10
none. $50 800. Trades con-
sidered. 925-47S6, FELL LOWs
REALTY.
CHARLES CO., Nanjemoy area
Acre bldg. sites. On vide sheltered
water. $500 or $3.50 dn. and
$35 mo. BARGER REAL ESTATE,
Chapel 6-92S3.
COTTON PIT, MD.-lS acres with
! 800 #. protected frontage, under
$4,000. Call Lo. 7-s41a.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
WEEK END?

No, this Is a yeer-round home with
4 bedrms., IA baths. nth and
laundry rm. Handy man can pur-
chase prop. at good price. [ OF
Is 65X3l SKI so: all water priv
ileges. Building new school approx
Your Choice Waterfropt enocioIi..
Evening star., 1961-09-24
BAY REALTY &C
West VIRGINIA.

7 Farms, camps and cottages on
Waterfronts from "a acre to 63C
acres. From $4,000 to sos, 500
Write for free list. Call o. 4
WIDMYER, 32S, j. r, MARTIN
Berkeley Springs, W. Va,
Evening star., 1961-09-24
WATERFRONT

WATERFRONT
approximately 200 ft.-Brand
Spanking-new, 3-bedrm. home;
huge liv. rm. with firepl., 2 baths,
65-ft. balcony overlooking water
9o-tt. bsmt. and 2-car garage
4 BEDROOMS
In excellent condition, masonry
snd-aluminum home. with mod
kit, full bsmt., year-round jalou-
sled porch: also fully equipped
runabout boat and dock space
S15,500.
$4,000
3 bedrms.. liv. rm.. family-size kit.
scr. porch, bsmt., workshop: water
privileges. near beach. Terms.
BAY REALTY co,
49,. REALTORS
EogeEater, Nd. Rte. 214, Mayo Rd
sW. S-3232 or CO. 3-6401
Evening star., 1961-09-24
PROP. SALE
(coNIINUED)
A REAL, NIFTY

For the thrifty homeseeker. Ex-
eellent 3-bedrm. rambler. Liv.
rm. W/firepl., mod. kit, dining
area, tiled bath. util. rm.. oil heat,
lge. level lot and all water privils.
T,fet $40 ROO
Evening star., 1961-09-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED
SALE WATERFRONT PROP sALEwATERFRoNT PROP. SALE REL

ALL Cash for your D. C. property.
Very top dollar, immed. reliable
service. MR.. MICKEY, RA. $4,000.
A CASH BUYER, OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS-LI. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1961-09-24

Two jalousie-inelosed porchesl Plus
lv. rm., kitchen, 3 bedrms., bath,
oil heat and furniture, with this
home on lot 100x100 IT, with
water privils, $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
SPACE-AGE LIVING

For the whole gang or good invest
ment for summer rental or board
ing house. Masonry construction
consisting of 10 bedrooms. 2
baths, extremely lge. kit, porch,
very secluded in private water
front comm. with all water privils.
Priced ridiculously low to sell to-
day
Evening star., 1961-09-24
j+SiI /

REALTOR
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
DEALE. MD. I'm 1-ono1
EVENINGS swift sal "a
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This sturdy soup could become family habit Full of tender
chicken tdbts plump golden noodles and vegetables
found in canned pacaged before And what
seasoning the flavor of adventure only Kno gives
WOnd9EVk ia? Wonderful ves
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via the PARKWAY flavor of
new KnOrr chicken noodle SOUP. .MOnderlijk

YOU'RE SAILING MNUTEswhenever family dimes Start
your meal the friendly of Holland the KnoT
line z soups with real European character
Visit Holland with Chicken Noodle Mix Knor
prepares the fMngs You just add water and simmer
2 COUNTRIES 7 AUTHENTIC KNORR RECIPES -
Mog made in An Foods Division Products Company NsW YOr
Evening star., 1961-07-02

Episcopal Church on La
fayette Square of which he
is the former rector. A re-
ception followed at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. Glenn.
The bride was given in
marriage by her brother, Mr..
Charles Glenn. Mrs. William
Rodiger was her sisters ma
tron of honor and flower
girls were the Misses Georgi-
ana Rodiger and Elizabeth
Sibley. Master Peter Gilsey,
jr., was a page.
DR.. Martin Eshleman,
uncle of the bridegroom, was
best man. The ushers were
Mr.. William Cowan, Mr.. John
H tshorn, Mr.. Henry
Schaub, Mr.. Robert Scott,
Mr.. Roger Wilson and Mr..
James Bradbeer.
Mrs. Estey is a graduate
of Westover School in
Middlebury, Conn.,, and Bryn
Mawr College, She made her
debut here.
Mr.. Estey is an alumnus
of Friends Academy, Haver-
ford College and the Yale
University Law School. He
served in the Navy during
World War II and the
Korean conflict. Mr.. Estey
is a member of the Phila-
delphia law firm of Mont
gomery, McCracken, Walker
and RhoadS.
The couple will live
in Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
Miss Margaret Glenn
Wed to Mr.. Estey

Miss Margaret Harper
Glenn, daughter of DR.. Les
lie Glenn and Mrs. Jack
Hardy of Los Angeles, was
married yesterday to Mr..
John Sherman Estey, son of
Mrs. Lawrence Estey of
Ephrata, Pa, and the late
Mr.. EStey.
DR.. Glenn officiated at the
ceremony which took place
at st. Johns Protestant
Evening star., 1961-07-02
Miss Ada Chew
Heads WCTU

The newly elected president
Of Central Iota Sigma Wom-
ans Christian Temperance
Union is Miss Ada Chew.
Miss Marjorie E. Hicklin is
the vice president.
The recording secretary is
Miss Anna L. Payne; assist
ant recording secretary, Miss
Florence I. Darling; corre-
spending secretary, Miss
Vera Ruth Fisher, and treas
urer, Miss Clara Blystone.
Evening star., 1961-07-02

ARE yOu pldIlIllIlS q p1ClAlC
in celebration of the Fourth
on Tuesday? Picnics can be
fun, but they can also send
you home fervently vowing
Never again!" Perhaps the
reason for the latter reaction
is that many outdoor expedi-
tions are not planned well
in advance and so end up
in utter Confusion.
Also while everyone on a
picnic is relaxed and letting
their hair down"-the gen.
eral order of the day being
to forget formality and Just
be natural, don't be too nat
ural! Informal or no, con-
sideration towards your fell
low picnickers is just as i'm
portant as a full lunch
basket.
Outdoor courtesy begins
with the host and hostess
teven if it's just the family.
Perhaps you are entertaining
a group yourselves or are
members of a Dutch treat
gathering. Whichever the
case, the first thing on the
agenda should be the chooS-
ing of the place where the
picnic is to be held.
Don't TrespasS
Starting out with no def
mite spot in mind may end.
in an endless search for a
place that will be suitable.
If a hit-or-miss plan is
followed, don't just barge in
and settle down under the
old apple tree in a pretty
glade you see as you pass by.
It isn't very courteous to
make yourselves at home on
another's property, aside
from the fact that you are
treSpasSing.
Without food, there could
be no picnic. Therefore care
full thought should be given
to see that the food is not
only good but appropriate. If
a fairly large group is going,
definite plans should be made
as to who brings what. Six
boxes of ham sandwiches and
a few dozen boiled eggs will
not aGd to the festivities.
Each person should be briefed
ahead of time on what to
bring and how much.
Be sure to refrigerate foods
that might spoil on a long
trip. The idea that any food
that is cooked won't spoil
has sent many a disillusioned
picnicker to bed with food
poisoning.
Before starting out be sure
you have everything. Arriving
at the selected picnic site,
20 miles in the country, to
find that salt, the sala d
dressing or the case of soft
drinks have been left behind
can ruin the best laid plans.
Be Neat
Avoid a messy picnic. Take
everything you possibly can
in containers that can Ell
ther be burned or can be
wrapped up in the back of
the car to be disposed of in
your home trash cans. Re-
member. too, that it is not
only good manners but good
sense to clean up thoroughly
when the fun is over and you
are ready to leave. If a fire
has been built, be sure it's
out completely.
Turn down that invitation
to a picnic if you can't enter
intellectually into the plan
ming and do your part of
the work. If you can't stand
bugs, sand or dirt in your
sandwiches, cold hot coffee
or hot iced tea, don't be a
spoil sport and put a damper
on the party by your COM
plants. Staying home in the
first place is certainly the
Evening star., 1961-07-02
MODERN
MANNERS
Even on q Holiday Picnic,
Consideration Is important
By CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

kindest and most gracious
thing to do.
The secret of a successful
picnic is to gather together
a congenial group who will
join in the fun of "roughing
it" and at the same time not
forget to mind their man
ners" and show consideration
for others present.
Questions, Answers
@. I am a widow and the
mother of two children. The
question of whether or not
I should be addressed as
Mrs. Mary Jones" or Mrs.
Philip Jones" seems to be
one that not only confuses
me but lots of others. Which
chould it be?
Mrs. K. P. w.
A. A widow is always ad-
dressed in exactly the same
manner as she would be if
her husband were alive.
Therefore, Mrs. Philip
Jones" would be correct.
Evening star., 1961-08-31
McCIory Ousted
By Long Putt in
State Junior Golf

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 81
CAP).-State Jaycee Champion
Neff McClary of Court House
was knocked out of the Vir-
ginia Junior Golf Champion
ships here yesterday when Skip
Haseltine, the Richmond city
champion, dropped an 18-foot
putt on the final green for a
l-up victory.
1t was the only upset of the
day as National Junior Cham
pion Charley Mcdowell, despite
four-over-par round, led the
advance into the quarter finals
with a 3-and-2 victory over
Gary Hylton of Lynchburg.
Joining Mcdowell in the up
per-bracket advance were Lee
Dodson of Lynchburg, Billy
Herbert of Roanoke and George
Crews of Martinsville. Ad-
vancing with HaSeltine in the
lower bracket were Ricky Ma
pier of Richmond, Gary Klahn
of Falls Church and McClain
Corter of Petersburg.
Kahn. who plays out of
Army Navy, had the lowest
first-round score reported in
routing Russell Thousand of
Norfolk, 5 and 3. Kahn was
even par for the IS holes he
played-one over on the front
side, one under on the back
side, with four brides on his
card.
Evening star., 1961-08-31
HARLAN DEAN SETS MARK
Miller Opposing Shift
In HombIetonion Site

DU QUOIN, Ill, Aug. 81 (AP)
-FroSting to a record week
can be added today for Del
Miller. veteran harness racing
trainer driver, if Hamble-
tonian Society directors vote to
keep the 3-year-old trotting
classic at the Du Quoin State
fair grounds.
Miller, 48-year-old baron Of
Meadow Lands Farm in Penn
sylvania, is part owner OF
Harlan Dean, with Max Hempt
and Royal Cleveland.
Harlan Dean, driven by
Miller's long time assistant,
Jimmy Arthur, yesterday won
the Hambletonian with a record
performance of successive mile
heats in 1885 and 1:59.
Miller today will head a
behind-the- scene fight to keep
an Eastern bloc of Hamble-
tonian directors from voting to
move the premier Grand Circuit
event from BetleSS Du Quoln to
the pari-mutuel windows of
Vernon Downs in upstate New
York.
The Hambletonian has been
held at the Du Quoin State fair
grounds since 1857, when it was
shifted from Goshen, N. Y.
Attendance records for the
event have been set each year
at Du Quoin, climaxed yester-
day by a turnout of 32,964.
Miller, a Hambletonlan di-
rector, has been an influential
Evening star., 1961-08-31

force in keeping the race in
the Simon-pure surroundings of
Du Quoin. The present con-
tract expires after 1862.
IF the directors sit down
and just use commen sense, it
will stay in Du Quoin," Miller
said. Eighteen of The 81 di-
rectorS are expected to be ores
ent at the voting, and a slight
majority favors Du Quoin.
Meanwhile, Miller and his
partners pocketed a $77,364
first prize on Harlan Deans
sensational victory. The brown
son of Harlan had won only
once in eight starts this year
and collected a mere S7676 in
earnings.
His first heat of 1:5825
topped the 3-year-old trotting
mark Of 1885 set by Elaine
Rodney in the Kentucky Fu-
turity at Lexington last fall
and matched by Caleb in the
recent Review Futurity in
Springfield, III.
His second heat of 1859 also
shattered the former Hamble-
tonian record of 1898 estab-
liShed last year by Quick Song
and HoOt Frost.
The combined heat times of
3:5725 was a record for trot-
ters Of any age. surprising the
3:5734 set in heats of 1:5834
and 1859 by 5-year-old Nibble
Hanover at Old Orchard Beach.
Me.
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Cavaliers Ousted

Pitcher Al Long helped his
own cause with a three-run
homer as Oilers Shell Service
eliminated the Cavaliers, 81,
in the Glass A District of
Columbia Recreation Dept.
softball tournament at the
South Ellipse last night. Ed
Peyton had three hits for the
winners.
Evening star., 1961-08-31
Casanova Team
Defeats DoIIbuby
In Polo Tourney

WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. 81
(AP).-Casanova, Va, defeated
Dollbabys Farm polo club of
Darnestown, Md, 3-2, yesterday
in the quarter-final match of
the Gerald Balding Memorial g.
goal polo tournament.
Colonel Jack Shirley of the
Virginia team tied the score.
2-1, and teammate Jim Spurrier
made the clincher, giving the
Virginia team the lead which 1t
never relinquiShed.
The Tar Baby plate, a con-
ISOLATION tournament, gets un-
der way today with the Doe
Run polo team of Wilmington,
Del; Coatesville, Pa; Win
chester, Va; and Pennington,
Va, competing in a semifinal
round-robin elimination match.
Evening star., 1961-08-31

CALGARY, Aug. 81 CAP).-
Eagle Day, veteran quarter
back recently released by the
Washington Redskins of the
National Football League has
applied for a tryout with
Calgary of the Canadian
Football Leagues Western
Conference. Day, former
Mississippi star, played with
Winnipeg before joining the
Redskins two years ago.