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Poultry Fund Drive
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record for participation with 1850
contributors and had their own
committee of which Paul Phillips
of Mardela, Md, was chairman
Several feed companies reported
1000 participation of all growers
contracting with them.
Delmarva's grain growers also
subscribed in record numbers and
had their own committee who
pushed a drive for 10 cents-an-
acre fund drive participation from
farmers as recognition of the inn
portance of the Shores poultry
industry to them.
Likewise, the Peninsula's banks
also increased their subscriptions
greatly, Phillips reported. He at
tributed this in part, at least, to
growing recognition by business
men of the Importance of poultry
to the entire economy of the
Shore.
Biggest increase in subscriptions
over previous years came from the
Upper Tri-County area of Mary
land, Phillips noted He praised
c h airman Lee McMahan of
fredericksburg, Md, for his efforts
there and also singled out Ralston
Pettyjohn of Georgetown, Della
ware Chairman, Don Patterson of
Snow Hill, lower Tri-County Nd
area, and, George Brinsfield of
Princess Anne, the Virginia Chair
man.
Banquet POSTMASTER John Har-
greaVes of fredericksburg had the
tables turned on him at the din
ner when DPI president Quillin
rose to present the Delmarya Dis
tinguished Citizen Award an
nually a closed secret until the
announcement. Toastmaster Har-
greaves turned out to be the re-
cipient.
presenting the award Quillin
noted that Hargreaves, At, Presi-
dent of Caroline Poultry Farms.
Inc, and a former president of
the Delmarva Poultry Industry as
sOciation, now holds, among other
honors, the Craftsmanship of the
Board of the Institute of American
Poultry Industries, is a member
of the executive committee of the
Poultry and Egg National Board,
and, a director of the National
Broiler Council.
Delmarva's annual Achievement
Award went to Mrs. Howard Nor
ris of Georgetown, Del, office
manager for the Delmarva Poul-
try Industry association. In an
nouncing the award, President
Quillin expressed the thanks of
the entire industry to Mrs. Morris
for her many years of dedicated
service behind the scenes in work
ing for the success of the annual
Delmarva Chicken Festival, h e
fund drive, and other industry
programs.
Featured speaker at the banquet
was Dr. Kenneth Mcfarland of
Topeka, Kansas, who delivered an
inspirational address on "Ameri-
canism" and praised the DeImarva
poultry industry as fine example
o self-supporting Americanism.
Termed Americas Number o e
Public Speaker by the U. S.
Chamber of Commerce, DR.. Nc
Farland, is reputed also to be
Americas number one air passen-
ger as a result of his numerous
speaking engagements all over the
nation.
Literally dozens of noted edu-
Gators, leaders of the nations and
Delmarva's poultry industry, and
political leaders, attended the din
ner. Invocation was by the Rev.
Clayton Hammell of Salisbury.
Entertainment was furnished by
Rusty Brown and the Cell Block
Z who have starred on the Ed
Sullivan Show
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
FOR EGGHEAD
CONSERVATIVES

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) = A cam
paign poster erected in Tucson
reads: "AUH2O in MCMLXIV."
In case you've forgotten your
Roman numerals and high school
it means, "Goldwater
in 1864"
Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz,
is mentioned as prob
able presidential candidate.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11

Margaret la T. Ballentyne to
Fred G. Sullivan and Hanna, Lewes
and Rehoboth Hd., lots IL and IL,
blk. CA, Rehoboth Indian Beach.
Blonde Byrd to Mckinley Boul-
den, Nanticoke HID, l acre.
Edna J. McCabe to Glenn w. Nc
Cabe and Roxanne B., Baltimore
Hd., lot nos. 81. 63, 27 and %.
Eben Tyre and Elizabeth to Will
son Beckett and LauEl, Dagsboro
Hd., " acre.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
THE ILL WENT UNDERGROUND

MAMMOTH CAVE, KY. (AP)-
Mammoth Cave, one of Kentucky's
top tourist attractions, attracted
many persons i'll with tuberculosis
and other ailHents in the early
18th Century. They lived in the
cave in the belief that its atmos-
phere would help their conditions.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
NAME MEANS PAIN

ATLANTIC CITY, N. ]. (AP) =
A sign outside an office here reads,
'Dr AXE = Dentist"
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11

The daily mean temperature in
San francisco is 565 degrees.
Evening star., 1962-12-13

Wilson's Restaurant, 26-19
each; Anacostia Bowling Gen.
ter and Pla-Mor, $500 each;
A g. M Drive Inn, 24-21 and
Bowl America, 1922.
H%%
Glenmont Bowl, defending
champion Of the Capital Wom-
ems Major League, backed into
the lead while dropping two
games to Miller High Life.
Queenstown Bowl. which had
been tied with Glenmont, lost
three to Fulford's Radio and
wound up in a second-place
deadlock with Suitland Bowl,
which shut out Jack Blank
Pontiac, Betty Stevens shot
1896 for Suitland and Shirley
James 152-390 for Jack Blank.
Frances Wilson'S 39l and
Millie Stadtler's 381 were poison
to Queenstown.
Mary Ann Davis rolled 376
for Miller High Life and 10
Donaldson 382 for Glenmont.
Behind Marilyn Rankin's 384,
Goetz Co. edged John Hughes
Co. Inez Rhine's 1872 helped
Bowl America to a shade over
Fair Lanes, for which Mabel
Schatz blasted a 393. King Pin
won two from Coca Cola.
Miss Wilson's 391 lifted her
average to 1885. giving her
a 35-pin edge over Mrs. Donald
son, the runnerup.
Evening star., 1962-12-13

lor, who was injured and
played second fiddle to Hor-
nung a year ago against the
Giants, will get his chance un-
less Green Bay surprises every
body and loses to Los Angeles
in its last game Sunday and
forces a tie playoff with De-
troit. little with 179 compile
tions in 1913 passes for 1888
yards has pitched the Giants
into the total offense and
passing leadership.
Also Good Blocker
Taylor is a key to Coach
Vince Lombardi's system of ball
control that has seen the
Packers score 38 of their Sc
touchdowns on the ground ano
only IL through the air.
Taylor runs over people In
the open field and grindS out
every yard possible behind the
cruching blocks of his front
line. He is a good blocker, too,
and often sets Hornung or Tom
Moore free on key runs. At
6 feet and 215 pounds he is
not as big as Jimmy Brown
or a Nick Pietrosante but he
makes up for it with that big
second effort.
Title, 36. has been tremen-
dous in his second year with
the Giants. He threw seven
touchdown passes, tying the
Evening star., 1962-12-13
NFL PIayer-of-Y Year Choice
Goes to Taylor; Mitchell Sd

NEW YORK, Dec. lS (AP) .
Jim Taylor, Green Bays
crashing fullback who is noted
for his great second effort,
was voted player of the year
in the National Football
League today by an Associated
Press committee of sports
writer's and broadcasters from
the IA league cities.
Taylor, a 27-year-old former
Louisiana State ace in his fifth
year of pro ball, grabbed the
award won last year by Paul
Hornung, the Packers glamor-
Gus triple-threat halfback who
has been crippled by a knee
injury this season.
With one more game to play,
Taylor already has tied the
NFL record by scoring l8
touchdowns, all on the ground,
and leads the league in scor-
ing with l08 points.
Packer fans have been in
sisting that Taylor deserved to
be named the All-Star fullback
over Cleveland's Jimmy Brown.
They finally got their wish
this season. Browns fabulous
five year reign as rushing
champion is sure to end and
Taylor appears sure to sue
ceed him.
Has Big Lead
Taylor has gained 1919
yards in 249 carries, 206 yards
more than John Henry john
son Of Pittsburgh, his closest
competitor. Brown is fourth
with 861 yards.
Y. A. Title. the old bald
eagle" who has thrown q
TOUCHDOWN passes Tor the New
York Giants, finished a strong
second to Taylor in the voting
Taylor drew 10 ballots, little
had 13 and Bobby Mitchell,
Washington flanker back, had
four. Roger Brown, huge de-
fensive tackle of the Detroit
Lions, had two votes and Joe
Schmidt, veteran Detroit line
backer, and Lou Michaels,
Pittsburgh field goal kicker
and defensive end, each had
one. Two of the 42-man panel
did not vote In this category.
A head-on meeting of the
two top vote getters appears
to be in the making for the
December 80 championship
| game at Yankee Stadium. Tay-
Evening star., 1962-12-13
Hockey Results

BY the Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago, A.. New York, 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Hershey. 3: Quebec, O.
Pittsburgh. A. Cleveland, 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE
iNTERNATIoNAG LEAGUE
Muskegon, 3; Fort Wayne, /.
Evening star., 1962-12-13

who shot 1877 with nine marks
With luck he could have had
six straight strikes. Three sin
giles were punched between a
strike and a double-header
The big game sprouted be-
tween two Ills, making his set
400.
Miller Buick and Washington
Air Compressor, tied for the
lead, clashed and Washington
Air. although it outbowled the
enemy by 81 pins, lost two
games. John Fox rolled 40S
for Miller Buick and Ted
Hawkins 427 for the losers.
+ n
Andy Beaulieu of Chester
Keller Realtor rolled 404 fol
his third straight 400 and
wrested the individual lead
from Bruce Herbert who rolled
BIT for Congressional Olds
Going into last nights actor
they were tied at 1905. Beau.
lieu wound up with 130-l9 anc
Herbert with 129-37. Herbert
dropped to third and Fox took
over second at 130-l0, nine
sticks behind Beaulieu.
Outbowled by 104 pins, Wal.
dorf Diner won two games
from Boat Supermarket. In.
cluding Freschi's 1877 and 8
$50 by Sam Vacchiano, Boat
Supermarket registered a 7O4
for second-high game of the
season. Morris Miller Liquors
ITO is best. )
Robertson's Crab House out.
pinned Congressional Olds by
80, yet won only one game.
Gerry Stairs 420 averted q
shutout of Bowl America BY
Coca Cola.
The teams above 500: Miller
Buick, 3l-l4; Washington Air
SO-l5; Congressional Olds. 29-
10; Morris Miller Liquors, and
Evening star., 1962-12-13

league record, when the Giants
ruined Washington's winning
streak in midseason. A canny
play caller, adept at the auto
matte, Title also can run
when necessary. He ran for an
important touchdown against
Detroit although he was hit so
hard that he had to sit out
the rest Of the first half.
Mitchell Big Surprise
In many ways, Mitchell was
the big surprise of the year
AS a running back in Cleveland
he always had been under the
shadow Of Brown. McPeak
moved him to the outside as
a flanker and he went crazy
The latest statistics show Nit
chell the top pass catcher in
the league with SO for 1924
yards and III touchdowns.
National television viewers
were able to appreciate the drive
and power Of Roger Brown In
the Lions Thanksgiving Day
game with the Packers. Time
after time he brushed back
Fuzzy Thurston or Jim Ringc
and dumped Quarterback Bart
Starr on the seat of his pants
Brown and Schmidt are two o.
the big reasons the Lions leaC
the league in total defense anC
rushing defense and have al.
lowed only seven touchdown.
rushing.
Michaels had a big year a!
a field goal kicker with "a o.
39 and 20 extra points for {
total of l01 points, only sever
less than Taylor. Michaels Sc
a league record last Sunday
with a season total of "a fielC
goals after his second straight
! week of kicking four in {
game.
Evening star., 1962-12-13

help on punt returns and
wherever needed in the back
field.
ION defense, Bill Winter, our
fine rookie, has done a great
job at left-corner linebacker,
replacing Cliff Livingston, and
Allan Webb has done a good
Evening star., 1962-12-13
Sherman Nips
McPeak for
Coach Of Year

NEW YORK, Dec. 13 (AP).-
Allie Sherman, winner Of a Sec
ond term as coach Of the year
in the National Football League,
rates his 1862 Giants a better
club than last years Eastern
Division champs.
Sherman outpointed four con-
tenders in the voting Of an As
sociated Press committee of
sports writers and broadcasters
from the IA league cities yes
terday.
The committee gave Sherman
13 votes to 10 for Bill McPeak
of Washington, seven each for
Vince lombard of Green Bay
and Tom Landry Of Dallas and
four for George Wilson of De-
troit. One member of the AZ
man panel did not vote In this
category.
81 am grateful for this hon.
or" Sherman said in his office
at Yankee Stadium, where he
Is preparing the Giants for
Sundays game with Dallas. II
didn't know anybody ever re-
peated. I want to thank all the
players and my staff"
More Familiar Now
Sherman said one big reason
for the clubs improvement was
the fact that Y. A. little and
the players had grown to know
one another better. He pointed
out that Title, acquired last
year from San Francisco, had
been injured in the 1861 train
ing season and missed the OPEN
ing game.
little had to learn the whole
club last year." he said. Now
he knows what they can do and
we know what to expect from
him.
Another thing that has
helped us is that we we're able
to firm up our backfield with
Phil King and Alex Webster. I
don't think we started the same
two running backs in any game
all last season.
I'VE also made some changes
In our offensive line that helped.
Greg Larson had some troubles
at tackle and we felt we would
be better off by moving Jack
Stroud from guard to tackle
and Larson to guard. 1t has
worked fine. Stroud is one of
the best pass-protection block
ers in the league.
Plenty Of Depth
I'VE also have Aaron Thomas
from the 49ers to spell Del
Shofner or Joe Walton or even
Frank Clifford. Jim Collier can
play either end or TANKER II
necessary. Bookie Bolin gives
us depth UP front. Johnny
Counts also has been a big
Evening star., 1962-12-13

job replacing Dick Nolan or
Billy Sits at safety"
Sherman pointed out that
the clubs improved offense
has taken a load off the de-
fense, which thus came up to
the end Of the season fresher
than usual.
Evening star., 1962-12-13
Jc
Runs Roughshod
Over CutonsviIIe

MONTGOMERY Junior Colleges
basketball team went over the
100 mark for the second time
IN three games and recorded It's
second victory. 1927. last
night at Catonsville Community
College in q game postponed
from Tuesday night.
Bob Bombard. a 8. foot : 3
freshman from Good Counsel
High. led the knights scorine
for the first time with II
points. although he played only
about 10 minutes. Both Of
MICS victories have been In
Tri-State Conference action.
Evening star., 1962-12-13
BOWLING
Metro Circuit
Has Lively Night
BY ROD THOMAS

The Metropolitan Circuit League jumping last night.
Although he missed three breaks Hank Howard Of
Pla-Mor set record for the league with 1872 game
hightghted by five straight strikes, His set 447.
The previous high Of 1885, set by Werner frost of & M
Drive nn also topped Supermake
Evening star., 1962-09-23
HELP MEN
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Or experienced patent examiner
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Star
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statesmen

OCCASIONAL LONG
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PAINTERS
PART-TIME

3 hrs. per evening. pleasant work.
no canvassing, $50 per week SAL
AIRY, car nee. neat appearance.
age over 10. Call 772-7340 now.
PART TIME = Hyattsville area,
must have local references. be
bondable, and able to work 8 TO
10 pm. Mon. through Fri. o
an. to Q pm. Sat. work entails
making daily deposits and main
tanning security. excel. hourly
wage. Call Mr.. MEDIN. RA. g.
1884.
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SERVICE STATION
FULL TIME

Immediate openings in the
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insurance. , weeks paid
vacation per year, paid sick
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advancement Opportunities.
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Sept, 2bth. 3 to $50, TA-
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Evening star., 1962-09-23

PLUMBERS WANTED for several
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PLUMBERS AND HELPERS. EXP.
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5s3-969s Mon.
PLUMBERS AND FITTERs, Ist
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Permanent employment. No help
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PLUMBERS AND HELPERS for
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PORTERS
For new furniture store in Rock
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.PoRTER-DELIvERY for drugstore
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References. Good pay Call MONT
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S-SS55.
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PRESSMAN - Company expandinp
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MINToN. DE. 2-1sO0.
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1852 H st. ne.
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PRINTING COMPOsTTOR, Ludlow
exper. necessary. Steady Job. Mod
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H st. ne.
PRINTING SALESMAN
Nucleus Of accounts, plus live
prospects to get started. Salary
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man should be in the 10000.
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HELP, MEN AND WOMEN

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dske dttSs enarge Of retail liquor store
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and proven sales we will pay
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Call Mr.. KORSON, Sales Manager,
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Part Time
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With SEARS

Sears will interview 10 fill par
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Experience telephone solicitation
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work from 5.30 to $50 pm
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statesmen

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cal Monday and Tuesday be-
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need q dependable and exper-
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ROCKVILLE

OPEN SUNDAY. 1 TO 5
A house on q court with shade
trees and a hearth. 3 bedrms. and
/ unfinished. screened-in carport.
chain-link fence. Owner moving,
must sell; s1675o FHA appraisal: :
Viers Mil I'd. to Bradley ave.
right on Bradley ave. to Bradley
court and open sign.
GLEN J. KoEPENNICK q co.
Evening star., 1962-04-08

OXoN HILL AREA--Brand-new
brk. bi-level with bedrms., Q
ful baths, carport, large lot.
S19.750. $4,000 down. LO. 7-26Sl.
Evening star., 1962-04-08

FRANKLIN PARK. Large 4-bed-
rm rambler. Sep. din. rm.. kit.
with table space, partially fin. rec.
rm., and plumbing for third bath.
We like to show this property.
May we show it to you? Level
lot. GI, no money down, FHA,
minimum down.