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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-08
u. S. to Test
Texas Law
On Hiring
BY the Associated Press

A test between United States
labor laws and those of the
State of Texas is in prospect,
based on a complaint filed to-
day against the Houston chap
ter of the Associated General
Contractors of America.
Stuart Rothman, genera |
counsel of the National Labor
Relations Board, announced he
was bringing unfair labor prac-
tice charges under the Federal
law against the contractors be-
cause of their refusal to bar
gain on a hiring-hall proposal
by the Laborers Union Local l8
in Houston.
The contractors took the
position that to agree to let
the union become the sole and
exclusive source of applicants
for employment on construc-
ton projects would violate the
Texas right-to work law.
Under the Texas law, any
agreement requiring proSpec-
tive employees to be union mem
bers, or refrain from becoming
union members, is null and
void and against public policy.
Mr.. Rothman pointed out
that the unions hiring-hall
proposal explicitly stated that
union membership or nonmem-
bership would play no part in
choosing applicants to be re-
ferred to employers for Jobs.
He said the United States
Supreme Court has held that
an Exclusive hiring arrange
ment not based upon considera-
lions of union membership is
legal under the Federal law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-08

described as the vehicle used
by a man who held up a liquor
store Tuesday at 1922 Riggs
road, Chillum, Md.
The officers arrested the
driver of the car, Robert Lee
Blair, 81, of the 300 block of
c street NE. and charged him
with robbery, police said. In
terrogation of Blair led to the
arrest of two other men who
have been charged with rob-
berry in connection with other
holdups, police said.
The other two were identified
by police as John L. Tompkins,
20, of the 1000 block of Benning
road Sc, and Charles Cren-
shaw, IS, of the 5000 block of
Just street NE.
meanwhile, the woman who
ordered the whisky delivered to
the 1900 block of Belmont
street NV. has been picked up
by police. No charges were
placed against her Immediately.
Police said the three men ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-08

Senator Javits said the national
security and the overwhelming
number of individual bills that
would be needed to grant re-
lief to these aliens prompted
his blanket measure.
He said the bill would satisfy
partially the immediate de-
mands of United States in
dustry and the military for
highly trained and critically
needed specialists, especially in
the sciences.
In addition to permitting
these specialists to enter the
country the bill would also per-
NIT aliens already here to use
their talents more fully, Sena-
tor Javits said.
He cited about 200 alien SCI
entists and engineers in the
Defense Department who are
barred from working on some
projects because they lack Sc
curity clearance which can
only be given to an alien with
permanent residence status.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-08
Finley Shows
-.
How 10 Hedge

There is a certain art-per-
haps a fine art-in politely
refusing to be pinned down.
A practitioner is David E.
Finley, chairman of the Fine
Arts Commission. His testimony
before a House Appropriations
subcommittee, released today,
shows Mr.. Finley's skill in this
sort of thing.
Representative Jensen, Re-
publican of Iowa, brought up
the subject of the Franklin D.
Roosevelt memorial.
Mr.. Jensen: When I looked
at that thing thought there
is a number of great big tomb
stones that should not be in
dicative of the life Franklin D.
Roosevelt because he was a
long ways from dead man
while he was still alive. That is
! the first thought that came to
my mind. What came to your
: mind when you saw it?
Mr.. Finley: They are very
tall.
Mr.. Jensen: Did you mean
they we're tombstones?
Mr.. Finley: No. They go quite
high into the skyline, I think
165 feet. -.
Mr.. Jensen: 1t is very natural
for the architects to design
something that no one else has
designed. If I were an architect,
of course, I would do it, with no
thought of what they would
cost or whether they were ap-
propriate or not.
We have that problem with
every architect that designs
. anything for the Government.
There are a few of them now.
We have gotten them down to
somewhere near a common
sense approach. In Washington
the buildings we are building
almost anybody could design.
They are just big cracker box
designs.
Mr.. Finley: There is very
much sameneSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-08
Bandit Shot by Police;
Probe Nets 3 Suspects

A bandit was shot in a police
trap at a Northwest liquor
store last night and the result
ing investigation led indirectly
to the arrest of three other
men today in connection with
five robberies.
Shot in the stomach at the
Kennedy Liquor Store, 5501
First street NV, was Matthew
S. Mckinney, A, of the 1900
block of Belmont street NV,
who was in critical condition
at Providence Hospital.
Police said McKenney was
shot by CorplS. Howard G.
and Gilbert E. Stotler
when he walked into the store
with a gun and announced the
holdup.
The policemen had been hid
ing in the back of the store,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-08

Many churches of the Wash
ington area will observe the
18th annual World Day of
Prayer with special services to-
morrow.
The observance will start at
dawn tomorrow on the Tonga
Islands in the Pacific and will
follow the sun around the globe
The final observance will take
place on st. Laurence Island,
Alaska.
Theme of the 1862 OBJ
servance, to be translated into
60 languages and more than
1000 dialects, is For God So
Loved the World"
The World Day of Prayer is
being sponsored in the Wash
ington area by the United
Church Women of the National
Capital Area Council of
Churches.
The Falls Church = Mclean
Council of United Church
Women is sponsoring a service
at 10:45 am. in First Christian
Church, 100 Leesburg pike, Falls
Church, Va.
Three services will be held
under the auspices of the East
ern Montgomery Council OF
United Church Women. They
will be held at 10 am. in Me-
mortal Evangelical Unite d
Brethren Church, 1926 Coles
vile road, Silver Spring; at l
pm. in Glenmont Methodist
Church, 1901 Georgia avenue,
Wheaton, Md, and at 8 pm.
in Silver Spring Presbyterian
Church, $50 University avenue,
Silver Spring.
Other churches announcing
services tomorrow include Faith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-08
Admit Aliens
With SkiIIs,
Jovits Urges
BY the Associated Press

Senator Javits, Republican of
New York, proposed today that
the Government permit more
than 10000 aliens with criti-
cally needed skills to live per-
manently in the United States.
A bill he drafted for intro
duction would grant permanent
residence status to 6,951 per-
sons who have applied for ad-
mission to the United States
but who are still outside the
country because of oversub-
scribed quotas.
Another $500 already here
also would be affected by the
bill.
In a prepared Senate talk,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-08

rested after the shooting were
also being questioned about the
following cases:
The 1855 holdup of Fair
Liquors. 50O8 First street NV,
on January 90; the $642 rob-
berry of the Elwood Liquor
Store at TIA Georgia avenue
NV, on February "a; the $500
holdup of a ladies' shop at 3O4
Riggs road NE, on January 81,
and the 1881 robbery of the
Arcade Liquors at 224 K street
NE. on February Is.
In addition, police said, Nc
Kenney has been charged with
$50 holdup of Aristo Cleaners,
628 Kennedy street NV, on
February 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-08
World Day Of Prayer
To Be Observed Here

United Church of Christ, Rock
vile, 10 am; Andrews Air
Force Base Chapel, 10 am;
am; Christ Lutheran Church,
Bethesda, 1890 am; st. Johns
Episcopal Church, Lafayette
Square, II am; Reformation
Lutheran Church, 212 East
Capitol street, 1905 pm.
Berwyn Presbyterian Church,
Berwyn Heights, Md, 2 pm;
Luther Place Memorial Luther
an Church, Thomas circle, 6:15
pm; Saint Barnabas Episcopal
Church, 5000 St. Barnabas road
Sc, 8 pm, and University
Park Church of the Brethren,
University Park, Md, 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-08

which had been robbed OF
about $4,000 last month, &C
cording to Capt. Murray
Kuther of the Robbery Squad
MrKenney was charged with
attempted holdup and four
counts of assault with a deadly
weapon.
After the shooting, Inspec-
tor John L. Sullivan went to
the scene and learned that a
woman had ordered $50 in
whisky from the store, specify
ing that it be delivered to an
address which turned out to be
Mckenney's home.
Inspector Sullivan sent Rob-
berry Squad officers to this Bel
mont street address. While
these officers were on their
way there they spotted a white
car similer to one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-08
Choose Two Collar STYLES

Now's the time to buy the shirts you need for
Easter dress.up or cool summer wear and save
money!, too! Both long and short sleeve styles
have Sears PrOportion.Fit to give you trim, neat
appearance. Long Sleeve shirts come with either
French or button cuffs. FormEase collar never
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shirts have popular V-notch sleeves that let you
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-08
PRICES YOU CANTRUsT

Savings claimed by Sears are
the difference between regular,
recent prices in our store and
advertised sale prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-08
SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL

Store Hours: Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays,
10 to 9; Tuesdays, Wednesdays and SATURDAYS,
10 to E. Free Parking!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-08
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

or your money back. Not slogan but
a fact at Sears. You must be happy
with your purchase or your money will
be refunded.
Evening star., 1962-01-14

lo:00-Bvrns and Allen ------ 13
ll:30-Lvneh With Patches - 10
PM. MondGy-Fridoy
Evening star., 1962-01-14
Wednesday
AM. Monday-Fridoy

sto oshmshnD C., ,Jouoy H.
Evening star., 1962-01-14

loo Womon's Angle ---- 2
3:3o-Bvddy Deane Show - ]:
A:30-Pete the Pirate .-- u
4:50-FUn Show --------- u
Coolest Of GroUeho ----- z
6:3o-Speeial Report ---- u
Evening Report ----- ];
ll:l5-P.M. Eosf-West - u
Evening star., 1962-01-14

ll:20-Movie: Devil and
Miss Jones" --- z
ll:25-FUnny World ------ II
A IA Thmvedmw
Evening star., 1962-01-14
Wednesday

o:l5-Modern Drama ---- 10
l0:0o-Yov and Your B1by - II
l0:15-YoUr Wonderful
World II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18

So The Sunday Star ~ Mosne Washington C., February 49, 1862
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18

P.M. Mondoy-F
l2:0o-Lvneh With Pafehes - 10
l:00-Woman's Angle - z
4:00-Buddy Deone Show - IS
A:30.Pete the Pirate -~-- ! !
Coolest Of oreveho 1880 z
11:15-"PM" 10
ll:25-Beb Jones' Daybook II
AM. Monday
&15-The Gore and Feeding
Of Money ----------- 1S
6:3o-The New Biology 1880 2
l0:00-Seienee Everywhere-- u
l0:A5-Foeol Point Jr. ----- Is
PM. Monday
5:oo-Movie: Adventures Of
Penrod and Sam" - II
5:3o-Yosi Bear ----------- -
6:l5-The Lone Ranger 1880 J.
6:3o-Pony Express .------ 2
RiveFboot ---- Is
ll:2o-Mevie: "helI Raisers
Of the Deep" z
1850 (AM) Man to Man $500 Is
AM. Tuesday
6:l5-Adventures in Numbers
and Space ------ 13
$780, Classroom Two ..----- 2
10:0O-LeYs Be Fit --- u
l0:l5-This Weeks News -- II
lo:45-LeYs Speak French - 10
PM. Tuesday
5:0o-Movie: "Paek Up Your
Troubles" ---- II
$780, Quick Draw MeGrow Is
6:l5-Seo Hunt ..-------1 II
6:30.Son francisco Beat 2
Islanders -.------ -
l1:20-Movie: prime
Minister -- z
1850 (AA) Man TO Man $500 10
A IA waAmaedav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18

AM. Sunday
7:oo-Faith for Today----- -
7:3o-Parenfs Ask About
Schools Observation-Disclosures ID
s:0O-Learnins TO Read ---- II
This Is the Life ------ Is
s:3o-Gespel Favorites -- II
Biggest Fun Show ---- Is
e:o0-Svndoy Sermon ----- II
9:l5-Saered Heart -------- 2
9:30-povy and Goliath $3.50 z
Frontiers Of Faith $500 II
9:A5.British Calendar 1890 z
1000 Captain Foss ----- u
Io:30-Look Up and tive 2
International Zone - 13
:00-comero Three ----- z
Adler Invites ---- 10
1890 TeIesports Digest 1880 z
Herman and Kafnip - Is
P.M. Sunday
1900 Championship Bridge 2
Movie: Moon Over
Movie: "Eosy Living" 10
l2:30.Bvildsr's Showcase 2
l:o0-Movie: Bright Eyes" 2
$780, Good Persuaders 800 10
l:45-Art For Everyone 1880 II
2:00-Big Picture ---- II
2:3o-sunday Sports
PIAY Of THE WEEK:
"Jvne and the Pay
4:oo-Wonderfvl World Of
A:30-Foeol Point 1890 10
5:00-Port Thot Built a City 2
Spotlight onl .-.----- II
Wide World Of Sports 10
6:30-To Promote Good viii II
Teens n Tens 10
11:l5-Movie: "Seo Of Cross" 10
ll:20-Movie: "Greof Mans
Lady" II
l:05-Man 70 Mon ----- 10
AN. Mondoy-Fridey
6:45-Misfer Potehes ---- 10
7:0O-Eariy Riser ------- z
7:30-Joek Wells Show 1900 10
o:00-Rompss Room - 10
9:30-Miss Rheo ond
Sunshine II
:40-Dialins for Dollars 2
1000 Burns and Allen --- 10
l0:30.live ond learn -- 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
HEADLINE PERSONALITY
HiWeIfore Controller
| Enjoys q Challenge

Federal Government and years
of business experience.
He was controller of Mont
gomery Wards Albany office
before going to the United
States General Accounting Of
flee in 1850. There, he has
been assistant director of the
Civil Accounting and Auditing
Division.
Expert in Management
An expert in management.
Mr.. Rosin is the former GAO
member of the steering COM
mittee for the joint financial
management improvement pro-
gram of the Federal Govern
ment, which helps executive
agencies run on a business
basis.
OF German Lutheran stock,
he pronounces his name Roe
zeen with the accent on the
second syllable) and is called
both AL and A. r. by his
friends. He attends Trinity Luz
theran Church In Bethesda.
Mr.. Rosin wasn't one of the
GAO employees who worke d
with welfare investigators in a
special check of cheaters on
District relief rolls that brought
the house down on welfare's
head.
Not on Probe Team
Launched In November, 1861,
at Senator Byrd's request, 1t
showed 81 per cent of Aid to
Dependent Children cases
checked ineligible, as well as
rs per cent of General Public
Assistance cases (for the tenn
porarily disabled.
Nor was he on the GAO team
that reported deficiencies in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

clearing this swampy Commu-
nist-infested southern tip of
South Wet Nam.
There were no American cas-
ualties: but one Wet Namese
government soldier lost q leg in
one of the helicopter crashes,
and five others were injured
or wounded in the operation.
Three Communist Wet Cong
guerrillas were killed.
The government announced
in Saigon that IS guerrillas
have been slain and A cap
tured in the first three days
of the operation.
Rocket-firing. turbine-pow-
cred HULA helicopteTs de-
stroyed the two downed air
craft with machine gun and
rocket fire to keep them
from falling into enemy hands.
It could not Immediately be de-
termined If the crashes were
due to enemy fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

II the Districts new welfare
controller has any qualms about
the job he starts tomorrow,
they don't show.
Alvin r. Rosin, a 57-year-old
native Of Good Thunder. MINI,
is approaching the post in
much the spirit Of the Indian
chief for whom his home town
was named.
OF his Welfare Department
responsibilities, Mr.. Rosin says,
81 expect to be able to help"
The controllers position Is
new. It was authorized by Con-
gress this year after welfare
hearings before Senator Rob-
ert c. Byrd, Democrat of West
Virginia. The chairman of the
Senate District Appropriations
Subcommittee, Senator Byrd
was severely critical of the way
the department was being run.
He demanded that the mess"
be cleaned up, and the relief
rolls rid Of freeloadefs.
To Be Key Figure
The controller is a key fig
ure in the cleanup. He is to
put the department on a bust
ness basis. His word will count
when future budgets are pre-
pared. The Departments Office
of Investigations and Collec-
tons, which policies welfare's
relief rolls, will report to him.
It was increased by Congress
this year from 81 to 154 per-
sons.
Mr.. Rosin is a stocky man
with direct, blue-green eyes who
doesn't look like a worrier.
He admits he enjoys a chal-
lenge.
He comes to welfare from
three tours of duty with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
z U. S. 'Copters
Lost in Wet Nam
Drive on Reds

CA MAU. South Wet Nam,
Dec. 8 (AP).-Two troop-car-
rying United States Army H-2l
helicopters crashed and were
subsequently destroyed, and
five other helicopters and a
single-engine transport plane
were damaged today during
military operations aimed at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

explored most of Maryland's
trout streams.
If welfare is the District
lions den, no man was ever
calmer going in.
Perhaps because the control
Ter is the lion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

FULL NAME-Alvin R. Rosin.
CLAIM TO FANAE-New control
Ter Of District Welfare Depart
ment.
H0ME-532e Pooks Hill road,
Bethesdc.
BlRTHDAY-JuIy 30, 1905.
EDUCATION - Attended School
OF Commerce, Accounts and
Finonee, New York University.
JoBS-Assistunt director Of the
Civil Accounting and Auditing
Division Of the United Stutes
General Accounting Office,
controller for Montgomery
Word & Co., AIbony office,
budget officer Bonneville Power
Administration, POrtlond, ores.,
Eesionol fiscal officer, Soil
Conservation Service, Spokane.
Wush.
FAMILY wife, Dorothy e.;
daughter, Leslie. n; son,
woren, 10.
HoBBlES-Fishins.
operation of the relief program
after a lengthy, periodic review
His experience has been In &C
counting and financial man
agement rather than auditin
and investigation.
Mr.. Rosin plans to visit a
welfare's operations and inst
buttons as "one of the first OF
ders of business"
He hopes to find time ava
from his desk at 400 Pennsy
vania avenue NV. to pursu
his hobby, fishing. With h
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27
Cancer Cures Climb
In United Sfufes

CANCER will afflict one of every
four Americans during his lifetime
In 1862 alone some $4,000 people
in the US. will discover they have
the disease, reports che American
Cancer Society. The death rate
during the year will climb to 3OO,-
000 Yet, these discOuraging figures
do not reflect the progress being
made in the battle against cancer.
the society says. Improved detec-
tton techniques, for example, have
resulted in cures for IL mill10n
Americans-people who are alive
and well five years after the dis
ease was diagnosed and treated.
Doctors believe that another 80O,-
900 to 100000 will join this group
in the next five years.
AN ANTIDOTE for overdoses of
sleeping pills, alcohol or morphine
has been reported by Dr. Carl d.
Lunsford of the American Chemi-
cal Society. Lunsford says the drug
labeled "AHR-619"-has been test
ed successfully on animals and is
ready for tryouts on humans. A
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27

FIREFIGHTING SUIT made for
the US. Army from aluminium
and paper enables the wearer to
stand within two feet of 5000 de-
gree F. heat without being oburned
A MISSILE WHISTLE made up of
five musical rods has been develop
ed to play swan song in space.
Should flight go awry, special
combination of tones transmitted
from the ground would cause the
rods to vibrate. triggering an ex-
plosive charge to destroy the miss
lie
ARTIFICAILLY ENRICHING a
greenhouse atmosphere with car
bon dioxide stimulates plant grow
tn, reports CardoX, a major pro-
ducer of the versatile chemical
Tests indicate a further enefit
from the practice. Since injecting
COZ directly into the greenhouse
atmosphere reduces the need for
ventilation to draw it in from the
outside, heating costs are cut sub
stantiahy
BUSIEST AIRPORTS in the US.
in 1861, reports the Federal Avia-
tion Agency, were Los Angeles In
ternational Airport (324,993 land
ings and takeoffs), Chicago O'Hare
(318,526), Miami International
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27

80, $3.50, Washington National
(297, ,082) and New York Interna-
tiona3 (290,134J. Chicago's Midway
Airport, formerly perennial leader,
dropped to 18th among the 254 air.
ports listed with 249,S69 landings
and take0ffs. NEUTRONS BY
THE POUND would be a bit steep.
Euratom estimates the price t
somewhere between 5S750,000 and
SIS million a gram.
WHILE DEFENSE BUDGETS
climb alarmingly in the rest of the
world, Andorra has slashed her
1862 ornaments outlay by 13 per
cent-from $5.75 to $500. The tiny
republic (pop. $500 in the noun
tains between France and Spain
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27
OH, my
ACHING BACK

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Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27
BAYER STILL SAFE

JAMAICA, NY. (AP)-"Now l
believe what they say about Geo.
Bayer being the longest hitter in
golf," says Herb Lebenson of ia
maica, NY.
Lebenson, club champion at the
Cold Spring Country Club at Cold
Spring Harbor, NY, played the
giant Bayer in a friendly match at
the Doral County Club. 1--WE never
seen such tee Shots" enthused Le-
benson. "Bayer shot 80 on the
back nine. I'm glad it was only a
friendly match. He shot 6S and /
had an 84."
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27
FOR A L0WLY PUP

MIAMI, Fla. (AP)-A dachshund
puppy owned by d.. Wallace loved
to ride in the family car, but be-
ing a dachshund !. he wasn't tall
enough to see out the windows.
Wallace solved the problem by
buying one of the child's car seats
with mock steering wheel. Now
the pup rides in the seat with his
front paws on the steering wheel
and enjoys the scenery.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27
ROCKETEERS LEAGUE
High Individual Scores

B. Saunders 2O4-187-159-55 NJ
Warrington 188-16S-190-546, j.
Livengood 191-181-169-541, M.
Besenfelder 157-210,170-537, F..
Maneval 176-172-1S6-53 NJ. Steen
-200-159-52 V. Baker 1874
171-189-514, NJ Fry 165-158-17S-
SOL, E. Smith 1876, M. Lindale 1856,
H. Pendleton $50, C. Killen 1T, ].
Morris 174, P. Fisher ia, G. Hud-
son III, P. Gray 10, NJ Smith
10, P. Livengood 167, ]. Murphy
165, j. KINNEY 164, E. Craft 1872
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27
TWIN COUNTY LEAGUE

High Individual Games
p. Warrington 234, ID. ID. Hall
219, r. Minner 213, B. Hale 203,
w. Mills 201, M. Davis 201, w.
Shockley 100000, B. Reynolds
196, H. Hall 196, r. Gray 193s ].
Mcpherson 191, G. Mitchell 1870.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27

Annette 253. Kimbler 233, Mes
sick 233, Twilley 222, Schmick 213,
Warren 212, Larsen 211, Dukes
210, Campbell 204, Harrington 203,
Scalion 203, ID. d. Hail 203.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27
FIRST NITERS LEAGUE
High Indiyidual Games

M. Little. 227-2O7-134- -56S, B.
Saunders 205-202-1 -140-547, B. Will
19O-1SO-16O-53 f. Maneval 198-
f57-156-511, r. Peck 1S1, E. Tyn-
dali 1875, G. Eypel 1T, P. Gray
174-16S, P. Sippfe ia, V. Baker
172, ]. Rocco 10, L. Gooden 167,
L. Lankford 165, NJ. Shockley 164,
Z. Price 164, P. Lord 163, ID. Duerr
161.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27

will spend the five for blank am
munition for an occasional cere-
monial salute.