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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-08
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA ; By OWNER, FoinI
abroad. 2-yr.-old split-level neal
NH, secondary schools, OPP. Brad.
ley Elementary. 4 lge. bedrms.. :
baths. eat-in kit. liv.. din, fam
rms, bSmt. and garage tiled. SIPS
monthly plus taxes and ms. Term!
TO suit. OIL. 6-653l.
BETHESDA, wildwood Manor-B,
OWNER. 3-bedrm. brick rambler
fireplaees. 2Il baths, scr. porch
den, large utility rm., bomb shell.
ter. daylight bSmt. 500. 900. 1856.
O539. Private parties only.
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BETHESDA - Contemporary brick
and-frame rambler on ia-acre
wooded setting: center hall. liV.
rm. with firepl. and floor-to-ceilins
vi WINDOW o,.,s SEP: On On; nm sll-elec.
size bedrms.. . baths. rec. rm.
with firepl.. study and full bath in
ground-level Esmt.. double carport.
close-in area. S40,750. KORZEN-
DORFER. REALTOR. OIL. Ash
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DI. 7-1411

Observation-Disclosures. 3-bath, brk.
split-level. Gear garage, screened
porch. trees and privacy. Located
in prestige area quickly accessible
to Bethesda's finest schools. Ter
rifle opportunity for financing.
only 10fs dn. and you can move
in at once. owner desires imme-
diate sale. S33,500.
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-14I5
BETHESDA = S27.95O. Centrally
air-cond. split-level in prime close
in location on h-acre lot. Entr.
foyer. 3 bedrms., "ia baths, rec.
rm., carport, immediate occupancy
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9O7O It'll q
BETHESDA-4-bedrm. 2-bath brk.
Colonial in new eond. throughout.
liy,, rm., din. I'm, and hall has
vall-to-wall carpet, all-elec. kit.
with breakfast area. study. powder
rm. on list foor. full bsmt. with
rec. rm. and powder rm., immense
scr. nch. overlooking wooded yard,
fiTeplaces, garage. S36.75n.
KoRzENDoRFER. REALToR, OIL.
A-GI1I
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MANOR COUNTRY CLUB

MANOR COUNTRY CLUB
more than a new home, this repre-
and your family. see this BIJIiD-
ER'S OWN HOME with 4 lge. bed
rms, ga baths. lovely kit, and
family nm. hot-water heat. fun
psmt.. plus Gear garage. on Level
H2-acre lot. Full membership in
solf. swimming and tennis club 10
approved purchaser. Lower 4Os,
Georgia ave. past Manor Club
entr. to Rosecroft I'd. and left to
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'oI or HUNT CLUB AREA

HUNT CLUB AREA
Sew. sophisticated Colonial homes
on acre lot overlooking valley rear
country club. 3 and 4 bedrms., den,
or add. bedrm., formal entr. hall,
firepi.. out-of-ground paneied club
rm. opening onto patio. Twin car
port or garage and lge. garden
shed Conv. to schls., shops, ex-
pressways, Beth. and D. C. DIR.
Bradley blvd. or River I'd. to Fo-
tomac, right on Falls I'd, left on
So. Glen I'd. ia miles, right or
Glen Mill I'd. to Lakewood Ests.
William D. Lucas Assoc
OIL. 6-SS6S Ofc. 90 GA. 4-777O
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VIC.-Coun-
try living in attrac. brick and
frame rambler in open rolling
area, 3 and 4 bedrms., . tiled
baths, lse. kit, picture window,
full bsmt. Some with finished club
30s. DIR: Out Conn. or Wis. ave. ;,
bear left on new Rte. 24O to acc
cutoff: bear right then first left
and blue signs.
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CoLESVILLE FARM ESTATES
Only a little over an acre but ideal
for children and a garden. Large.
attractive 4 = bedroom. g. bath
split level with cheerful recrea-
ton room. In excellent suburban
neighborhood. Walk to schools.
Carport. barbecue. plus many
other extras. Upper 2Os. Coles
vile I'd. and turn to ZOO Hobbs DIR.
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
NIH-NAVAL HOSPITAL
Reduced from So3.95O to S3l. $50.
by owner. De luxe brick split
level, 3 yrs. old. 4 lge. bedrmS.
3 baths. lge. liv. and din. rms,
mod. kit, rec. rm.. scr. porch,
fenced I'd, dbl. gar. Immed. poSs
Schools and bus nearby. DIR.
Out Bradley blvd, right on Fern
wood I'd. right on Greentree I'd j..
left on Priars I'd, to 9OO3.
BILEVEL BEAUTY bedrms., 2
baths, featuring modern Westing-
house kitchen. lge. closets. lge. en-
transe foyer, FLA appraised or
assume Ice. 5Acs loan. Perfect
location in Kensington. Priced at
S21,950 and ready for your
CALL OUR WHEATON OFFICE
949-2300
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1905
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Dreams can come true. See this 3.
bedrm: and den, 1la-bath split.
level today. Lge. mod. kit. sep
din. rm. Assume owners $1,000
41zes loan. Conn. ave. EXTENDED
to extreme end and follow arrow
to 1910 Moray I'd.
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BEST BUYS
@M0pem
nEST nIfNc
100 TO 6

ARGYLE CLUB AREA
Breath-taking view from this 5-bed
rm. split. nestled on an acre 10
overlooking park and golf course
Inviting family I'm. and kit, :
luxurious bathrms. Ideal for tn
larger family. This home mus
truly be seen to be appreciated
30S.
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BETHESDA-3-bedrm., 2-bath brk.
home in popular Wyngate area.
Reduced $1,000 for immediate
sale: Separate din. rm., firepl.,
lovely. yard with trees. full bsmt >,
mr.. schools and bus. S20,50O.
BETHESDA REALTY. OIL. 4-l4I5
BETHEsDA-Owner has left area,
immediate possession Of immacu-
late brick split-level. Walk to NH
and Navy Medical. 4 bedrms., 3
full baths. modern family-size kit.
daylight rec. rm.. plus game rm..
level. well handicapped lot. S32,-
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BETHESDA REALTY. OIL. 4-1415
BETHESDA-ENGLISH VILLAGE
Several new brick 2-story Colonial
homes on permanent dead-end
street In extremely cow. neigh
boThood. 3 and 4 bedrms.. den,
frepl., patio, finished rec. rm. or
adaptable area, carport or garage
Dir: Out Wis. ave, left on Cedar,
right on Cranberry to blue sign.
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CONVENIENT wooDsIDE PARK
II your wife likes williamsburg
she will LOVE the charm and
setting of this quaint Colonial
with 3 large bedrooms, . baths,
SEPARATE dining room and break
fast nook. Garage. Screened
porch and hot-water heat. Mid
SOs. Ga. ave. to Moves dr., 1884
Moves DR..
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6TggGm
WHEATON

BTk. rambler With din. rm.
screened porch, rec. rm.. = baths
excel. buy, must sell. FLA only
$500 On. DIR: Viers Mil rd.
right on Conn. ave, to 122l3.
Radcliffe Real Estate Co.
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III. 8-7744

sees Ga. Ave. silver Spring
CABIN JOHN PARK = cony. to
stores. bus and George Wash.
Parkway. = small homes on large
lots. One priced at Sll.75O. the
other Sl5,S5O. MRS. BURGESS,
Realtor. 6lO9 Broad St.. OIL. =
4253.
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CARROLL KNOLLS-3 bedrm. brick
rambler. completely redec.. firepl.,
rec. Tm.. full bSmt., exit. Trees.
FLA, SlS,5OO. ORLOSKY. REAL
TOR. ~. 5-S253, JU. 5-7244.
CARROLL KNoLLS = SIS.50O. g.
beurm.. ll7-bath brk. rambler
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CHARLES H. JAMESON

POOLEsVILLE ND.
WI S-goo3 or 3OI-nT n2ag0
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-07

Aug. 6 -- Misses Audrey and
Patricia Patteson spent several
days recently 1T Windsor with
their aunts Mrs. Mitchell Hun
ter and family and Mrs. Jeryl
White and family.
Miss Sharon O'Berry and
brothers, DAsty and Dennis. Of
Richmond. were the guests last
week of Miss Brenda and Ken
meth Catlett.
Miss Cynthia Palteson, who
has been a student at the South
ern Baptist Theological Semi
nary in New Orleans. La, for
the summer. is the expected
guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. W. Patteson. for the
month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Patteson
and daughter, Teresa, of Rich
mond, spent several days of
their vacation with DR.. and Mrs.
T. E. Patteson last week. Mr..
and Mrs. F. R. Patteson and
their three children also Of
Richmond. spent a week end in
the same home recently.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-07
Social Security
Earning Should Be
Kept Up To Date

When you reach retirement
age and become entitled to So
cial security benefits will you
want all the benefits that are
due you? The Social Security
Administration reminds that you
should check your earnings rec
ord at least every three years.
The statute Of limitations
takes effect three years, three
months and Is days after the
end of the taxable year. This
means that if an error has been
made in ones earnings record.
in most cases the error cannot
be corrected after the expiration
Of the three years, three
months, and 15-day period.
A check on your record every
three years will prevent any
error that might have occurred
from going unnoticed until it is
too late to get it corrected.
Since the social security bene-
fits payable on attainment Of re-
tirement age are based on one s
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-07
Garden Club
Undertakes Two
Town Projects

KEYSVILLE, Aug. 6 The
Keysville Garden Club consid-
ers it has had a successful, first
year OF operation. 1t had under
taken two projects which will be
extended into the new year this
fall.
Street markers will be put up in
the near future. The plan is to
mount them on iron post erect
ed in cement.
The second project is to make
the town more beautiful by con
tinuing to encourage the plant
ing OF crepe myrtle along the
streets. The goal is TO have
each homeoWner purchase one
plant. Mrs. Douglas Myers is
heading this project for the Gar
den Club, and she is in con
tact with reliable nursery
man. Anyone interested in CO.
operating with this endeavor is
requested to get in touch with
Mrs. Myers before planting time
this fall.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-07

average earnings over the
years, it can plainly be seen
that an error in ones earnings
record could very possibly re-
duce the benefits payable.
Don't delay ~ contact your
local social security office or
your field representative and
secure small self-addressed
post card which is used to re-
quest a report Of your earnings
record the agency advises.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-07
July Weather In
Amelia County Ideal
For Work And Crops

AMELIA, August 3 The
weather in the month OF July
was ideal for farm work and
crop growth. with precipitation
Ala inches. well scattered through
the month, compared with on
ly 80 inches in July of 1861.
Temperatures in July 1862
were much cooler than July
1861, with only five days above
80 degrees in 1862, compared
with IA days above 80 degrees
in 1861.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-07
Dillwyn
ROUTE

Aug. 6 Mrs. Vie Jones
spent a few days recently with
her sister, Mrs. Hettie Brook
ing, of Louisa.
Mrs. V. w. Ransom recently
spent a few days in Richmond
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Ransom and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wood.
Miss Edna Collins. and her
mother. Mrs. Myrtle Collins, of
Washington. D. c.. were week
end guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Rolfe Wood.
V. w. Ransom and sons. John
and Everett, recently visited his
brother Robert Ransom, at Oris-
kany.
Mrs. T. A. Collins is spending
some time in Richmond with
her daughters. Mrs. Lightfoot
Harris and Mrs. T. E. Wood.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-07

For fast results use the Herald
classified page.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
d at Maryland U.
Receive Special
FeIIowships

A Silver Spring youth was
among four University of
Maryland students presented
special fellowships yesterday by
Maryland Gov. Tawes and
State Controller Louis L. Gold
stein.
George G. Adkins, jr., of 93O9
Long Branch parkway, a SEN
ior, was presented a B'nai
Birth Interfaith Fellowship at
a tea and reception in the Gov
ernor's Mansion in Annapolis.
Mr.. Adkins. an engineering
major, is a winner Of the uni
versity's freshman chemistry
award and sophomore physics
award.
The Tawes Interfaith Fell
lowship was established by
B'nai Birth in 1860. The Gold
stein Fellowship was set up in
1859. Both are awarded to stu
dents selected by their schools
for outstanding scholarship,
citizenship and interfaith par
ticipation on the campus.
Other fellowship winners
were Miss Carolyn Pass and
Miss Jacqueline Carrick, both
Of Baltimore, and Philip Lee
Scher Of Salisbury.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
Public Housing Units
Speeded in 3 Projects

Construction of 458 badly
needed units of public housing
has been speeded up under a
high-priority system established
by the District Commissioners
for relocation housing, officials
said today.
The 45S units include 1856
apartments with special fea-
lures for the elderly. The units
are in three different sites, and
should be ready for tenants by
early 1864.
Walter Washington, execu-
tive director of the National
Capital Housing Authority, said
his agency was especially happy
because two of the projects
have the first apartments spe-
officially planned for the eld-
erE.
The agency plans to adver-
tise for bids later this month,
with a start for construction
in November. The waiting list
for public housing is slightly
over 5000 families, and three
District Highway projects have
been postponed because of a
lack of relocation housing for
displaced families.
:. In a letter to District En-
gineer Commissioner Frederick
j. Clarke, Mr.. Washington gave
the District Office of Urban
Renewal and Licenses and In.
Ispection Department credit fol
Evening star., 1962-09-07

set September Is as the trial
date.
The judges reached their
decision after a two-hour hear
ing, the attorney declared that
the Orphans Court complaint
failed to sufficiently show pro-
fessional misconduct.
The complaint charged Mr..
Duley with being tardy by not
showing the disposition Of
$500 in rentals connected
with one estate, failing to
properly present the will in
other case, and being overdue
in the settlement in q third
case.
The complaint was signed by
Chief Orphans Court Judge
Bess B. Lavine and Associate
Judge Samuel 2. Tayman. The
third member of the court,
was i'll at the time.
Judge Lavine and Mr.. Duley
were on opposite sides Of the
Democratic fence in last Mays
primary. Judge Lavine, an or
ganization worker, ran unSuc-
ceSsfully for nomination to a
seat in the House of Delegates.
Mr.. DuIey, a leader in the
insurgent Independent Demo-
crat movement, ran for the
State Central Committee and
was among the victors.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
Girl, 10, Killed
As Auto Hits Tree

A Baltimore County girl was
killed and another teen-ager
critically injured last night
when their car struck a tree
as they we're returning from a
debutante party at the Green
Spring Valley Hunt Club.
The dead girl was identified
as Mary Ellen Wright, 16,
daughter of Millard F. Wright,
jr. John r. CHAPMAN, also 16,
of Ruxton, was in critical con-
dition today in Sinai Hospital,
Baltimore, with internal in
juries.
Police reported the driver of
the car, Nelson Mott Bolton,
IT, of Sykesville. was not in
jured. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cough Thompson Bolton.
The teen-agers, all members
of socially prominent families,
were in a. 1859 foreign sedan.
The accident occurred on
Painters Mill road, the Asso-
ciated Press reported.
The girls death raises to
375 the Maryland highway
death toll for 1862, compared
to 288 traffic deaths at this
time last year.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
Crash Kills
Area Youth

An 18 year old Prince
Georges County youth yester-
day was killed and another in
jured when the car in which
they were riding went out Of
control and overturned 6 miles
north of North woodstock,
N. H.
The dead youth was identi-
fled as James K. Lee, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Lee of
1908 Hickory Hill avenue. Lam
ham. His companion who re-
ceived minor injuries was iden-
titled as william H. jain III,
also IS, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Jahn, jr., of 1902
Spindle lane, Bowie.
The two youths were on a
sightseeing vacation trip
throughout New England when
the accident occurred.
James, whose father Is en-
ployed in the office of the
Secretary Of Defense, was
planning to enter his sopho-
more year at the University of
Maryland where he was study
ing physics.
Besides his parents, he leaves
three sisters, Halcyon, Sandra
and Deborah, and a brother,
Kevin, all Of the home address.
The jain youth is a student
at Franklin and Marshall Col
lege.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
ANTHEM AUTO TAGS SLOGAN
PLAN STIRS MARYLAND ROW

BALTIMORE (AP)-Francs Scott Key wrote the
Star Spangled Banner in Baltimore during the War of
1872 Now, proposal to advertise that fact creating
a battle Of its own
The Free State Heritage Committee of the Metro
potan Civic Association wants Maryland license plates
emblazoned with the words Star Spanged Banner
State"
Motor Vehicles Commissioner John r. Jewell con-
tends slogan the tags against the law adding
THE phrase they propose is long enough to require
wTap-around license plate"
George Hubley, jr director of the Department of
Economic Development sided with Mr.. Jewell st think
the fact that Maryland the home Of the national
them has great potential" he said but it's pretty hard
to tell the whole story a license plate"
Evening star., 1962-09-07
Candidates
For Council
Open Office

Republican candidates for
the Montgomery County Coun-
Gil waxed enthusiastic last
night at the opening Of their
campaign headquarters in Be
thesda.
They talked confidently Of
victory in November, and sew
.eral spoke of disillusioned Dem
ocratS who promised them
votes.
II think well carry a major
ity of the seats. 1t will be nearly
a clean sweep" said John H.
Hiser, who is running for a
place on the council fron1 the
4th district.
The county headquarters is
located in an abandoned bowl
ing alley at Wisconsin avenue
and Leland street. AS the can
didates entered. they put up
their posters and started milling
through the crowd of some $50
persons, distributing bumper
stickers and matchbooks.
Candidate-at-large Kathryn
E. Diggs underlined her slogan,
blot out reckless spending" by
passing out blotters left over
from her successful primary
with the date crossed out.
Urging support for the can
didates. Don r. Kendall, chair
man Of the County Republican
Central Committee. said they
were not political hacks.rs
They come from a wide va
riety of backgrounds and ex-
perience and want to work for
you," he said.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
Expert Urges
School Effort
ToHelpAeed
By the Associated Press

An Indiana authority said
yesterday that American public
schools and colleges must help
retired people enjoy a more
fruitful life.
DR.. George E. Davis, executive
director of the Indiana State
Commission on Aging, said in
an addres before the Maryland
State conference on the aging
at College Park: 49,.
"Tt is imperative to generate
interest in education for the
aging among our educational
institutions. I cannot over
emphasize the Importance Of
leadership in the field of aging
coming from our established
educational institutions"
It is much more desirable, he
said, to have college and schools
direct cultural and intellectual
instruction for older people
than to leave it to individuals
and private groups.
"Of one thing I am sure, /"
said DR.. Davis, "and that is
that the later years of life are
not to be spent in rocking chairs
unless one has no interest in
longevity"
The conference on the Uni
versity of Maryland campus
ends today, when State Senator
Margaret c. Schweinhaut, a
Montgomery County Democratic
leader, summarizes the views
expressed at the conference.
Mrs. Schweinhaut is chairman
of the State commission on
aging.
Evening star., 1962-09-07

excellent cooperation" for the
speedy review of the compli-
Gated projects.
The three projects are: {:
Woodland Terrace, Anger place
near Alabama avenue Sc. This
viii have 235 apartments, in
cluding Is six-bedroom, 26 five
bedroom, and 80 four-bedroom
units, which are scarce and in
high demand for low-income
displaced families with many
children.
Kentucky Courts, at Ken
lucky avenue at c and Four
teenth streets Sc. This will
be 118 one-bedroom and As
two-bedroom units of which rs
will be designed for the elderly.
Carroll Apartments, M street
at Fourth street Sc. This will
have so ore-bedroom units, all
for the elderly, in a six-story
apartment building.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
Bethesda Apartment
Destroyed by Fire

Flames destroyed the interior
and roof of a vacant second
story apartment at TOOL Claren-
don road, Bethesda, shortly
after noon today. Three fire
companies and the Bethesda
rescue squad responded. Dam
age to other apartments in the
building was slight, police
reported.
Firemen are questioning g
several children reported to
have been seen playing with
matches near the scene of the
fire. according to Montgomery
County police.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
Vinson Staying Case Waived
By Foirfox Juvenile Court

A Fairfax County Juvenile
Court judge today waived juris-
diction over 17-year-old John
c. Vinson. jr.. who is accused
of Staying former claSSmate
Saturday in Falls Church.
The tall, rumple haired
youth appeared wan and
disheveled as he emerged from
the closed two-hour court ses-
sion. His bond was continued
at $4,000.
Court officials said the ju-
venile waiver was opposed by the
youths attorney, Philip Brophy.
Mr.. Brophy's plea that the
press be excluded from the
hearing, however, was granted.
Fairfax Commonwealth's At
torney Robert c. Fitzgerald
told reporters he was bound not
to disclose details of the hear
ing. VirIson, he said, was GER
titled to stand trial as an adult
and was held for grand jury ac-
ton. The jury will consider the
case Monday.
Telescope Set Up
The youth, county police
said, has admitted shooting
Lewis Goldfein, II, an honor
student at Falls Church High
School, in the victims yard
shortly after midnight. De-
tectives said the slain youth
had set I'D d telescope to sight
stars in his yard when he
apparently discovered a prowl-
er peeping through a side win
dow of the Goldfein home at
1917 Jefferson avenue,
Vinson, the alleged prowler.
is accused of shooting the
Goldfein youth three times
when the latter cornered him
in the yard. 4
Earlier the Fairfax County
Child Guidance Clinic, where
Vinson while on Juvenile Court
probation had been receiving
psychological counseling, had
refused to turn its records over /
to Commonwealth's Attorney
Fitzgerald.
Mr.. Fitzgerald this morning
said the records he sought
were Subpoenaed and have
been obtained. He added that
clinic officials said no records
of Wilson'S counseling sessions
since April were kept. The
youth was declared sane last
February by doctors at South
western State Hospital in
Marion, Va, and returned to
the jurisdiction of the county
Juvenile Court.
Meanwhile, the "lost" war
rants accusing Vinson Of kid
naping. armed robbery and
the files at the Marion institu-
ton.
State officials yesterday were
unable to explain why the
pending felony warrants were
apparently forgotten last Feb
ruary.
DR.. Joseph Blalock, super
intendent Of Southwestern,
today said the three felony
warrants against Vinson have
been in the youths hospital file
all along.
The hospital superintendent
said court officials, in York
County, Va, where the war
rants were originally sworn in
August, 1861, were notified
last February that Vinson had